A Tea Ceremony for Girl’s Day - Paris, France

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H Day”) is an important day for young Japanese girls. On March 3rd families who have young girls set up an altar of dolls celebration has also become one of the symbolic event of spring.In Paris, on March 19, 2017, about 70 people came together to celebrate Girl’s Day during explanation about Girl’s Day was given. Then, after an explanation of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, a tea ceremony was performed to give guests (hina) which supposedly brings good a Japanese cultural presentation as an a better understanding of Japanese luck, including that the children of the intercultural activity of the Family culture. The participants concluded house will be in good health. This altar Federation for World Peace. The their afternoon with a tasty snack. The is decorated with peach flowers which afternoon began with several Japanese Family Federation for World Peace is flower at this moment of the season and songs, sung by the Yurinokai group, planning to regularly hold such are believed to have the power to chase made of Japanese wives living in Japanese cultural events.