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Mar
Girls' Day in Japan, also called Hina Matsuri, is a special day on March 3rd. It's a time when people wish for the happiness and health of girls. Families display beautiful dolls, dressed like people from a long time ago, on special shelves. There are often seven shelves with many dolls wearing fancy clothes. Kids eat tasty treats, like rice crackers and colorful rice cakes, and drink a sweet, white drink called amazake. The tradition celebrates and hopes for a good future for all the girls. It is a fun and important day for families with daughters.
How to celebrate Girls Day in Japan?
Celebrate Girls' Day by setting up a beautiful display with special dolls dressed in kimonos. Enjoy delicious treats like rice crackers and sweet rice cakes called mochi. Wear a pretty dress or kimono if you have one. Spend time with your family and friends, singing songs and playing games. You can also make origami or do arts and crafts together. Share happy moments and take lots of pictures to remember the event. Have a small party with your favorite foods and enjoy laughter and joy all day. Remember to wish everyone happiness and health.
Where Girls Day in Japan is celebrated?
- - Japan
