An exhibition of the "Mitsui Family's Hina-sama," which tells the coming of spring, is being held at the Mitsui Memorial Museum in Nihonbashi until April 2.
According to the literature, "Hina play" is said to have existed since around the Shohei period (about 1070 years ago). Hina doll
When it was done, it was simply made of paper of men and women, and it was not necessarily a play only for women.
The fact that boys also played is in the "Goods and Classes". (From the catalog of Nara Prefectural Crafts Association)
According to the dictionary, "Hinamatsuri" is a celebration of the growth of the family's girls at the Hina doll festival on March 3rd.
With the hope that the children will be elegant and beautiful like the Heian nobles.
It is said that dolls representing the Emperor, Empress, and those who serve the court, dressed in beautiful Heian period costumes are displayed.
If you take a step into the museum, you will find a variety of tea bowls from the period, and if you like tea, you may be a coveted dish.
And there are many of the chicks of Meiji period, and I am surprised by the delicate skill of his work.
In particular, the chick decorations in Photo 2 are 3 meters wide and 5 steps high, and it is said that they are calm in gorgeousness.
I thought it was such a thing.
Hina doll in Photo 4 is a master craftsman at Nihonbashi Jukenten, and 5,6 dolls are works by master craftsman from Kyoto.
Photo 8 shows the heart of Wabi, a villa run by the Kita Mitsui family in the Koiso district of Oiso, Kanagawa Prefecture from the middle of the Meiji era to the early Showa era.
1 “Uchi-Uchi-Uchihina” by Oki Hirazo, III, 1895 (1895) Mitsui Memorial Museum
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2 "Silver Hina Dolls" Edo-Meiji period, 19th Century Mitsui Memorial Museum Collection
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3 Tatehina Edo period, 1815 (1815) Collection of Mitsui Memorial Museum
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4 "Jirozaemon Hina" Nidai Eisai Seiji-Taisei-Taisho-Taisho, 20th Century Mitsui Memorial Museum Collection
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5 "Uchiura Hina (Women Hina)" by the fifth generation Oki Hirazo, 1934 (1934) Mitsui Memorial Museum
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6 "Uchi-Uchi-Uchihina" by 5th Oki Hirazo, 1934 (1934) Mitsui Memorial Museum
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7 "Uchiura Hina" by Oki Heizo, 1900 (1900) Mitsui Memorial Museum Collection
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8 “Songsanso Honkan”
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