ひな祭り, also known as Doll Festival or Girls' Day, is a traditional Japanese celebration held on March 3rd each year. Families display ornate hina dolls on a tiered platform, representing the emperor, empress, and their court. This festival is dedicated to the health and happiness of girls, wishing for their growth and well-being. During ひな祭り, special foods are prepared, such as chirashi sushi and hishi mochi, a diamond-shaped rice cake. The festival is also marked by the display of peach blossoms, symbolizing spring and renewal. It is a time for families to come together and celebrate their daughters.