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Kyugetu is a manufacturer of traditional Japanese dolls located in Taito-ku, Tokyo. Founded in 1875 during the Meiji period, it is one of the oldest doll makers in Japan.Hukumetsu primarily produces dolls used in traditional Japanese festivals. One of its representative products is the \"hina doll\" used in the Hina Festival held on March 3rd. Hukumetsu\'s hina dolls feature intricate designs and decorations based on Japan\'s classical culture and history, and are highly artistic.In addition, Hukumetsu continues to preserve Japanese traditional culture by using traditional techniques and materials. Its artisans have years of training and experience, and possess advanced skills. Hukumetsu dolls are known for their beautiful designs and high quality, and contribute to Japanese culture.

Hinamatsuri, also known as Girls\' Day or Dolls\' Day, is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated on March 3rd each year. The festival is intended to celebrate the growth and health of young girls and to pray for their continued happiness and prosperity.

During Hinamatsuri, families with young girls display a set of ornamental dolls called Hina dolls, which represent the Emperor, Empress, attendants, and musicians in traditional Japanese court dress. The dolls are usually displayed on a tiered platform covered with red carpet, representing a court setting.

The Hina dolls are typically dressed in elaborate kimonos that imitate the clothing worn by ancient Japanese nobles, and they are often accompanied by miniature furniture and accessories, such as a miniature tea set or a miniature screen. The dolls are believed to protect the girls from harm and to bring them good luck and happiness.

Hinamatsuri is an important cultural event in Japan, and families often celebrate by preparing special foods, such as chirashi-zushi (a type of sushi), and by enjoying traditional Japanese sweets, such as hina-arare (a type of sweet rice cracker).