The day after Setsubun is Risshun which is usually February 4th. Pretty much it means spring is coming now in our Japanese? or some type of Asian calender. We divide one year into 24 terms, I think. Anyway, in Japan we usually decorate with Hina-Ningyou (traditional Japanese dolls) for Girls' Festival on March 3rd every year if you have a girl in your family. We keep them out for a month and put them away right after the festival. I had this bunny thing for myself who is the girl in my family and I put them out here in US. I felt strange and happy about decorate Hina-Ningyou for Ayane but not me although she was very much interested in the box the dolls come from! It was fun and I felt love. Ayane turned 10 months old a few days ago.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
雛人形/Nina-ningyou
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まきばさーん!
Yoshimiだよ♪ 色々とお世話になりましたm(_ _)m
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雛人形、しまい忘れないように…(笑) アヤネのためにも…
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