I attended an event called “Hina Doll Festival for Adults” on April 5th at the Baba Family Residence an old Japanese building in Matsumoto.
The dress code was kimono (or something pink for men), so all the women were wearing kimono.

Tea Ceremony

We enjoyed tea ceremony, tosenkyo (a traditional Japanese game), and a concert featuring traditional music.
Kimono is now popular among foreigners and young Japanese as something that represents traditional culture. You can experience wearing kimono if you stay at Seifuso (one of budget ryokans in Matsumoto).