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February 23rd to March 28th

Descripción

From the end of February to the end of March, the Shonai Shrine exposes its collection of more than one hundred Hina Dolls to the public in the shrine's Treasure Hall. The Treasure Hall opens at 9:30 am and closes at 4:30 pm.

Cuotas de participación: 

300 yen per adult

Shonai Shrine's Hinamatsuri Dolls Display

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TAMBIÉN PODRÍA GUSTARlE:

¡Hay mucho más que ver y muchos más eventos a los que asistir en Tsuruoka! ¡No te los pierdas!

Ancient bark weave "Shinaori" Festival

Ancient bark weave "Shinaori" Festival

Sekikawa village's people open the doors of the Shinaori Center for the visitors to try themselves at creating shinaori items and learn about this ancient weaving technique.

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Chido Museum's Hinamatsuri Display

Chido Museum's Hinamatsuri Display

Chido Museum exposes its extensive collection of Hina dolls (some of them are as old as Edo period) until April 4th. Entrance costs 800 yen per adult.

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Shonai Shrine's Hinamatsuri Dolls Display

Shonai Shrine's Hinamatsuri Dolls Display

Shonai Shrine opens up its doll display until March 28th to the public. Some of the dolls are three centuries old !

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Tsuruoka Tourist Information Center

Tsuruoka Tourist Information Center

Tsuruoka's tourist information center, with English speaking staff.

Kamo Aquarium

Kamo Aquarium

World's largest Jellyfish aquarium!

Zenpoji Temple

Zenpoji Temple

One of the Three Main Soto Zen Buddhist temples in Japan, along with Myogonji Temple (Aichi Prefecture) and Saijôji Temple (Kanagawa Prefecture).

Shonai Shrine's Hinamatsuri Dolls Display

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