Step into the elegance of traditional Japan with this immersive kimono experience in Tokyo’s charming Yanaka district. Dress in an authentic silk kimono (or a light summer yukata), stroll through historical streets, and enjoy a cultural journey with guided instruction and personal photo moments.
This experience offers a deep dive into the essence of Japanese cultural aesthetics. Set in the nostalgic Yanaka neighborhood, you’ll discover Tokyo’s old-world charm while fully dressed in an authentic kimono or seasonal yukata.
You’ll begin with a personal kimono dressing session, where you can choose your favorite garment from a curated selection of over 50 pieces. Each kimono is crafted from silk and represents traditional Japanese artistry.
Once dressed, your host will guide you on a walking tour through Yanaka. Along the way, you’ll learn the elegant manners associated with kimono—how to walk, sit, and move gracefully. You’ll stop at picturesque locations like Nezu Shrine, perfect for stunning photo opportunities captured by your guide using an iPhone 14 Pro.
The umbrella you’ll carry is made from upcycled kimono fabric—a unique statement piece and a symbol of sustainable Japanese design.
For those wanting to elevate the experience, you can upgrade to a professional photographer or add hair styling, makeup, and tea ceremony options at an additional fee.
From ¥10,000 per person
You will receive detailed directions, including photos of the exact meeting location, via email or WhatsApp after booking.
Meeting location:
Sendagi Station
3-chōme-38 Sendagi, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 113-0022, Japan
(5-minute walk from the station)
“From start to finish this experience was delightful and such a beautiful way to experience Japanese traditions. The host was very attentive and engaging throughout the process.”
“My girlfriend had a wonderful time—from the dressing to the walk and photography. Every aspect was memorable. Thank you, Sayoko!”
“My favorite tour in Japan! Sayoko was incredibly hospitable. She dressed us in beautiful kimonos and guided us through the charming streets of Yanaka while taking amazing photos.”
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