Hina Matsuri A Time-Honored Tradition Embracing Modern Diversity

<h1>Historical Roots and Evolution</h1> <p>Japan’s Hina Matsuri, also known as Girls’ Day, celebrated every 3rd of March, has evolved from a ritual praying for health and well-being to a festival primarily associated with girls. Originating from ancient China’s “Shangsi Festival,” the practice involved using dolls for purification and protection, later becoming Japan’s Hina Matsuri. This shift towards a more inclusive celebration aligns well with contemporary views on gender diversity, reflecting a societal progression towards inclusivity.</p> <p><a href="https://joelhu.medium.com/hina-matsuri-a-time-honored-tradition-embracing-modern-diversity-b0b8d07ac50e"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>