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{{nihongo|'''Yurihonjō Hinakaidō'''|由利本荘ひな街道}}, meaning "Yurihonjō city hina doll route" |
{{nihongo|'''Yurihonjō Hinakaidō'''|由利本荘ひな街道}}, meaning "Yurihonjō city hina doll route," |
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is the name of an event held in March in [[Yurihonjō, Akita|Yurihonjō]] City in [[Akita Prefecture]] in Japan, in which visitors can follow a map of public displays of the traditional Hina dolls at over 50 different locations around the city. |
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[[Hinamatsuri]], known as the Japanese Doll Festival and celebrated as Girls' Day, is a traditional cultural observance in [[Japan]], held on March 3, the third day of the third month. In 2005, the new city of Yurihonjō was created as a result of a merger of seven towns and one city. Many households had fine Hinamatsuri doll sets, and so in 2008 the new city organized this Yurihonjō Hinakaidō event. |
[[Hinamatsuri]], known as the Japanese Doll Festival and celebrated as Girls' Day, is a traditional cultural observance in [[Japan]], held on March 3, the third day of the third month. In 2005, the new city of Yurihonjō was created as a result of a merger of seven towns and one city. Many households had fine Hinamatsuri doll sets, and so in 2008 the new city organized this Yurihonjō Hinakaidō event. |
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The [[Shōnai]] area across the border from Yurihonjō in [[Yamagata Prefecture]] used to be an important port of call and trading centre for the Kitamae trading ships ( |
The [[Shōnai]] area across the border from Yurihonjō in [[Yamagata Prefecture]] used to be an important port of call and trading centre for the Kitamae trading ships (北前船, Kitamaebune?). These ships often brought the latest trends and crafts from the imperial capital in Kyoto, among them the traditional Hina dolls, and for over 100 years Shōnai had organised tours with information and maps to enable people to see the beautiful craftwork of the Hina dolls at various places around Sakata, Tsuruoka and the other towns which make up the Shōnai area. |
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The first Yurihonjō Hinakaidō event, in 2008, was largely based around the [[Yashima, Akita|Yashima]] area, which already had its own small-scale Hina doll display custom. In 2009, the Hina Doll tour of Yurihonjō tried to encompass the different areas of the newly merged city with over 50 different locations divided into four main areas: Iwaki in the north; Ouchi and Honjō in the centre; and Yashima in the south. There were various other 'side' events including a special {{nihongo|Ohinakko|おひなっこ列車}} train service taking visitors to the Yashima hina doll exhibition sites on the {{nihongo|Yurikōgen Railway|由利高原鉄道}}. |
The first Yurihonjō Hinakaidō event, in 2008, was largely based around the [[Yashima, Akita|Yashima]] area, which already had its own small-scale Hina doll display custom. In 2009, the Hina Doll tour of Yurihonjō tried to encompass the different areas of the newly merged city with over 50 different locations divided into four main areas: Iwaki in the north; Ouchi and Honjō in the centre; and Yashima in the south. There were various other 'side' events including a special {{nihongo|Ohinakko|おひなっこ列車}} train service taking visitors to the Yashima hina doll exhibition sites on the {{nihongo|Yurikōgen Railway|由利高原鉄道}}. |
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The event in 2010 was extended further with additional displays at new locations and houses. Tour companies in Sendai offer package tours, such as the national train operator [[JR East]].<ref name="JREast">{{cite web |url=http://www.jreast.co.jp/akita/view/akita-aomori/panf/hina/index.html#page=1|title=Hina Kaido Tour}}</ref> It has also received coverage in the media such as a feature article in the [[Sakigake]]<ref name="Sakigake">{{cite web |url=http://www.sakigake.jp/p/akita/news.jsp?kc=20100303j|title=Sakigake Newspaper feature}}</ref> newspaper. A dedicated blog was also set up by Akita Prefecture to promote the event.<ref name="website">{{cite web |url=http://chokaikankoakita.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/yurihonjohinakaidou.htmlj|title=dedicated blog}}</ref> |
The event in 2010 was extended further with additional displays at new locations and houses. Tour companies in Sendai offer package tours, such as the national train operator [[JR East]].<ref name="JREast">{{cite web |url=http://www.jreast.co.jp/akita/view/akita-aomori/panf/hina/index.html#page=1|title=Hina Kaido Tour}}</ref> It has also received coverage in the media such as a feature article in the [[Sakigake]]<ref name="Sakigake">{{cite web |url=http://www.sakigake.jp/p/akita/news.jsp?kc=20100303j|title=Sakigake Newspaper feature}}</ref> newspaper. A dedicated blog was also set up by Akita Prefecture to promote the event.<ref name="website">{{cite web |url=http://chokaikankoakita.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/yurihonjohinakaidou.htmlj|title=dedicated blog}}</ref> |
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==The Yurihonjō |
==The Yurihonjō Doll Displays== |
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The Hina doll displays in this event vary greatly in size, history and style. For example, the historical dolls on display at {{nihongo|the Ooi House|大井家}} in Yashima; or the comical servant figures at the {{nihongo|Ouchi Denshokan|大内伝承館}} or the 'oshie' Hina pictures at the {{nihongo|Iwaki Local History Museum|岩城歴史民俗資料館|Iwaki Rekishi Minzoku Shiryōkan}} |
The Hina doll displays in this event vary greatly in size, history and style. For example, the historical dolls on display at {{nihongo|the Ooi House|大井家}} in Yashima; or the comical servant figures at the {{nihongo|Ouchi Denshokan|大内伝承館}} or the 'oshie' Hina pictures at the {{nihongo|Iwaki Local History Museum|岩城歴史民俗資料館|Iwaki Rekishi Minzoku Shiryōkan}} |
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