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In addition to the Hina doll exhibition, visitors will also be treated to a singing, music and poetry show, a projection interactive show and origami folding. Anita Oláh on Japanese harp, Jánosné Oláh on vocals and Gergő Csorba on guitar will accompany the opening. Rozália Porkoláb will present the art of origami, and members of the Debrecen Drama Studio, Gabi Kókai, Dóra Bander, Rozka Sőrés, Ferenc Debreczeni, István Mester and István Pinczés will also take part. The exhibition is open only once, on Friday the 15th of November, from 10.00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Hinamacuri, also called Baby’s Day or Girls’ Day, is a special day in Japan celebrated every year. At that event Various staggered stands are covered with red carpets and dolls are placed on them, representing the Emperor, Empress, their attendants and musicians, dressed in Heian-era costumes.The origin of the display of Hina dolls in Japan dates back to the Heian period. According to Chinese belief, sin and misfortune can be transferred into a doll. In order to rid the body of these harmful things, the doll must be thrown into a river.
The dolls are on public display from mid-February and as Valentine’s Day chocolates flood the shops, there are also lots of cute little decorations and sweets for the upcoming Hinamacuri. Each level in the tiered layout has a different meaning.
Date: 15 November
Location:Freedom Community House, 50 Gázvezeték Street
Source:dehir.hu