Kimono Experience in Tokyo

Experience Japanese culture through its unique fashion as you explore Asakusa in a rented, traditional kimono or yukata.

Walk the picturesque streets of Asakusa dressed up in authentic Japanese fashion sporting a beautiful hairdo by professional stylists.

Visit the Sensouji Temple, and the Kaminarimon Gate, and even dine at a nearby restaurant with your traditional attire.

Depending on who you’d like to experience this tour with, you can select between the 1-person or 2 to 4-person ticket options.

Fun fact: The patterns on a kimono have symbolic meaning. While chrysanthemums, bamboo branches, and pine represent winter, cherry blossoms, cranes, and hexagons stand for longevity, the Paulownia flower signifies femininity, and so on.

Immerse yourself in an authentic Yanaka tea ceremony while adorned in a traditional kimono.

Witness a tea ceremony instructor in action, up close and personal. Plus, actively engage in crafting your tea.

Dress up in a beautiful kimono made of fine silk and pick an upcycled umbrella to go with it!

Strike a pose as your guide clicks pictures and videos of you participating in the ceremony!

Fun fact: Kimonos have been worn for over 1000 years. Historically, they would be worn every day but now they are reserved for weddings, funerals, and graduation ceremonies.

Experience the beauty and charm of Asakusa in Tokyo wearing the Kimono, the traditional clothing of Japan.

Get to pick your favorite kimono from a collection of handpicked, best-quality kimonos.

You will be assisted with wearing it and dressing up in traditional Japanese style.

Basic hair styling is covered in your ticket, for men as well as women.

The Kimono can be rented for a day, at the end of which you will have to return the kimono.

Don traditional Japanese attire meticulously crafted from pure silk. Take your pick from more than 50 yukata and kimonos!

Your expert guide will teach you kimono etiquette and share different aspects of authentic Japanese culture.

With quaint old streets and the red gates of Nezu Shrine as your backdrop, pose for the most unique photos taken with an iPhone 14 Pro.

Fun Fact: Japanese history reveals that kimono patterns conveyed secret messages. Courtesans wore specific ones to discreetly show romantic availability!