20,000 dolls displayed at Big Doll Festival in Katsuura

20,000 dolls displayed at Big Doll Festival in Katsuura

TOKUSHIMA, Japan - Some 20,000 ''hina'' dolls are displayed on a 5.5-meter-high pyramid-style tiered platform at Big Doll Festival in Katsuura, Tokushima Prefecture, on Feb. 20. The festival will run until April 3. (Kyodo)

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