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March 3rd March 3rd was a special day in Japan. Especially for girls. It wasn't a traditional holiday but we celebrated at home in the night. We call it "Hinamatsuri". It means "Girls festival" or "Dolls festival". We decorated the dolls which is called "Hinaningyou" and wished our daughter's health, happiness and good much. We ate special dinner and cakes. We had a good time.

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March 3rd

March 3rd is a special day in Japan, especially for girls. It isn't a traditional holiday but we celebrate it at home and at night.
We call it "Hinamatsuri". It means "Girls' festival" or "Dolls' festival". We decorated the dolls, which are called "Hinaningyou," and wished our daughters health, happiness and much good. We ate a special dinner and cake. We had a good time.
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March 3rd

March 3rd was a special day in Japan, especially for girls. It wasn't a traditional holiday, but instead we celebrated at home in the night.
We call it "Hinamatsuri." It means "girls' festival" or "dolls' festival." We decorated the dolls that are called "hinaningyou" and wished for our daughters' health, happiness, and good luck. We ate special dinner and cakes. We had a good time.
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March 3rd

March 3rd was a special day in Japan, especially for girls. It wasn't a national holiday but we celebrated at home during the night.
We call it "Hinamatsuri". It means "Girls festival" or "Dolls festival". We decorated the dolls which are called "Hinaningyou" and wished our daughters to have health, happiness, and overall wellness. We ate special dinner and cakes. We had a good time.


// The only thing I know about ひな祭り is from ミニモニ's song haha

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