- Japanese craftspeople are creating unique "hina" dolls inspired by traditional "kokeshi" dolls.
- A museum in Miyagi Prefecture is hosting an exhibition of these "kokeshi bina" dolls ahead of the Girls' Festival.
- The dolls, priced between $6.50 and $98, offer a rustic charm and celebrate the festival's tradition.

A: Hey! Did you hear anything about the Girls' Festival?
B: No, what's going on?

A: They’re having a special doll exhibit!
B: Dolls? Really? Where?

A: In Miyagi Prefecture! It's about these "kokeshi bina" dolls.
B: Kokeshi? Like those cute wooden dolls?

A: Exactly! They're making hina dolls based on them. It's a traditional thing.
B: Oh, cool! So they’re for wishing girls good health?

A: Yep! The museum is showing them before the festival on March 3rd.
B: How much do they cost? Are they expensive?

A: Not too bad! Around $7 to $100, depending on the pair.
B: Wow, quite a range!

A: Someone said they're really charming and cute. It's a nice atmosphere too.
B: That sounds lovely! Should we go check it out? It’s free, right?

A: Yes! It’s free and it runs until March 3rd. Let’s go!
B: Definitely!