Some 1,200 Japanese traditional "hina" dolls are displayed on the stone steps of a shrine in Katuura city, east of Tokyo, on Saturday, for celebration of the March 3 doll festival.
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Some 1,200 Japanese traditional "hina" dolls are displayed on the stone steps of a shrine in Katuura city, east of Tokyo, on Saturday, for celebration of the March 3 doll festival.
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genjuro
Can be a scene in some random J-horror flick.
WilliB
windandsea:
Watch out when you see them assembled in front of the diet building!
Patricia Yarrow
My commute....is more crowded than this, and less pretty.
windandsea
Let's just hope the dolls don't twitter and form into a democratic uprising. They're all assembled in the middle of town already.
WilliB
Wow, looks like Shinjuku Station with dolls.
Foxie
Not sure what to think of it. It is on one hand amazing, beautiful but on the other hand scary and like cleo says 'mass something' reminding me of NK.
cleo
Does it not remind anyone else of the 'mass weddings' the Moonies used to do?
Sarge
This photo is... irritating.
himehentai
seesaw2 ... I dont know whether to laugh or cry at that story ...
seesaw2
My J friend said she decorates the Hina Dolls in her living room every year and yet, no one marries her still....She's 39.
asianTourist
Japan has many festivals during a year to tie people together in family and community relationship. Hinamatsuri begins new blessed time in March for everyone, especially a young couple and young people and children who can preserve traditional values.
Dewaashita
Quite the color fest.