A Boy's Day doll that really caught my eye - Sosuke from Chitose City, Hokkaido, celebrating his first Boy's Day with a Boy's Day decoration

Hello.
Our second child, a boy, was born in October of last year, and although we have only celebrated Hinamatsuri every year, this year we celebrated Tango no Sekku for the first time.

When I was looking to choose a May doll, I started looking online in February to see what was available.
I looked at May dolls from various famous places, but I couldn't find anything that I liked, so when I saw Hinasei's website,

"It's so good! So cool! I've always wanted something like this."

I really liked it, and after discussing it with my husband, we decided to buy it.

It arrived on a lucky day in mid-March, and I wanted to see it as soon as possible, so I put it up early.
When I put it on display I thought it looked really cool and people around me said it was nice too, so I'm glad I bought it.

I would like to decorate it every year from now on.

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A Boy's Day doll that really caught my eye - Sosuke from Chitose City, Hokkaido, celebrating his first Boy's Day with a Boy's Day decoration

Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.
I'm Kurebayashi, a staff member at Hina Dolls.
Thank you for the heartwarming photos.

You chose Tokugawa Ieyasu's helmet.
It may still feel a little big, but next year it will fit perfectly, and in two or three years it will be a little tight...you will be able to feel the growth of the child.

When we think of Tokugawa Ieyasu, we think of him as a late bloomer of success.
I look forward to the day when Sosuke realizes the feelings of his parents who chose this helmet for him.
If the mother felt a ``thoughtfulness'' about it, it may be that something was synchronizing somewhere.
One of the joys of May dolls is the joy of watching over their future.
I hope you enjoy it.

Thank you very much for this opportunity.