Photo of two sets of porcelain figures for Hina Matsuri, or Girls' Day in Japan, and historically known as the Doll Festival. The left set features an emperor (seated left) and empress (seated right) while the set on the right mirrors the seating arrangement, but features rabbit figures instead from the previous Year of the Rabbit.
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Picture Post: March 3rd in Japan means it’s time to put the Hina Matsuri decorations back out (actually put out earlier in the week).

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Photo of two sets of porcelain figures for Hina Matsuri, or Girls' Day in Japan, and historically known as the Doll Festival. The left set features an emperor (seated left) and empress (seated right) while the set on the right mirrors the seating arrangement, but features rabbit figures instead from the previous Year of the Rabbit.

Taken on Mar 02, 2024 @ 10:30.

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