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Kimono Rental Experience in Kyoto Arashiyama

Name: Kimono Rental Experience in Kyoto Arashiyama
Start: 2025-01-17T10:00:00
End: 2025-01-17T18:00:00
Location: Kyoto

Children wearing kimonos in Kyoto's Arashiyama district.

Men wearing kimonos in Kyoto's Arashiyama district.

Visitors wearing traditional kimonos in Kyoto's Arashiyama district.

Roam the streets of Kyoto in style with traditional kimonos, sashes, and footwear that can be rented for a day!

Highlights

Experience a time-honored piece of Japanese culture with a distinctive kimono-wearing experience in Arashiyama, Tokyo.
Wander through ancient temples, manicured gardens, and historic alleyways while dressed in attire that has graced these same paths for centuries.
Whether you're drawn to vintage designs, contemporary styles, or formal wear, there's a perfect kimono you can choose from. There are special sizes available for children and distinctive styles for men too.
The attentive staff ensures every detail is perfect! They'll help coordinate each element of your outfit, from the base layers to the final accessories, including traditional Japanese footwear!
Did you know? Kimonos have been worn for over 1000 years and are the national dress of Japan. It comes with a rich history and is seen as a piece of artwork.

W cenie

Kimono
Obi (sash)
Traditional sandals, shoes, clutch
Inner wear
Fitting

Nie w cenie

Make-up and hairdo

Zasady anulowania

Możesz anulować te bilety do 24 godz. przed rozpoczęciem wycieczki, aby uzyskać pełen zwrot.

Your experience

Take your tour of Kyoto up by a notch with kimonos that come with matching obi (sashes), traditional sandals, clutches, and socks! Rent the kimonos and its accompanying accessories for a whole day as you tour Kyoto – one of Japan’s oldest and culturally rich cities. Cherish the memories of your cultural immersion by getting professional pictures taken with your friends and/or families!

You can choose from seven distinct package options, including classic designs (Kyolan), modern lace variants, premium silk options (Togetsu), budget-friendly sets, weather-resistant varieties (Select), masculine designs, children's sizes, and ceremonial wear (Furisode).

Experienced staff members ensure your comfort throughout the process, providing personalized assistance from start to finish.

Know before you go

What's not allowed

For safety reasons, pregnant women cannot wear kimono.

Additional information

Make sure the left side wraps over the right side. The other way around is reserved for those who passed away.
Wear the knot of the obi (belt) on the back, not the front!
Don’t forget to wear an undergarment or the nagajuban before the kimono.
Wear white socks when wearing a kimono in Japan. Bare feet is not allowed.
Wearing shoes indoors is seen as extremely unhygienic and you'll be expected to take them off when entering the kimono rental shop, temples and some restaurants.
Getting ready typically takes 45-70 minutes, depending on the kind of kimono you've chosen.
Please ensure your kimono is returned by 6pm to avoid additional charges of 550 JPY per person for every 15 minutes beyond the deadline.