Product Description

Enjoy a traditional Japanese cultural experience by strolling through the historic Suizenji Jojuen Garden in a beautiful kimono or yukata. Located just a 20-second walk from the garden entrance, this experience blends cultural immersion with scenic beauty—perfect for unforgettable photos and peaceful moments.

Experience Highlights

• Walk through Suizenji Park, a 400-year-old Japanese garden, in a kimono or yukata.
• Includes free admission to Suizenji Park.
• Free photo included as a keepsake.
• Choose from over 150 kimono styles, including popular lace kimonos—all at one price.
• Seasonal souvenirs included:
  • Kimono season: Japanese-patterned small bag and tabi socks (yours to keep).
  • Yukata season: Drawstring bag and Kumamon fan (yours to keep).
• Options available for men and children.
• No need to bring anything—everything is provided.
• Hair accessories available to rent for ¥990.
• Optional return at Josaien store for an additional charge.

Why Choose This Experience?

• A fun and accessible way to experience Japanese culture.
• One flat rate for all kimono and yukata styles—no hidden costs.
• Located just steps away from Suizenji Garden, one of Kumamoto’s top historical attractions.
• Friendly, patient staff to help you choose the perfect style and fit.
• Perfect for photos, sightseeing, and cultural appreciation.

Package Information

【Suizenji】Kimono / Yukata Rental + Japanese Culture Experience

Price: ¥4,950

Buy Experience

Includes:

• Rental of kimono or yukata
• Admission ticket to Suizenji Park
• Take-home souvenirs (bag and socks/fan depending on season)
• Free photo

Return Policy:
All items must be returned before 17:00 on the same day.

Seasonal Footwear Details:

• Kimono season: Tabi socks and zori sandals
• Yukata season: Wooden geta on bare feet

Location

Suizenji Jojuen Garden
8-1 Suizenji Koen, Chuo Ward, Kumamoto, 862-0956, Japan

Conveniently accessible via tram from Kumamoto Station.

Reviews

“The most memorable experience of my Japan trip! It was easy to find, and the staff were incredibly kind. The kimono selection was beautiful, and having free admission to Suizenji Park made it even better.”

“We missed our slot at Suizenji but were able to go to Josaien instead. The staff there were flexible and welcoming. Compared to shops in Fukuoka, this place was more relaxed and personable.”

“The staff were so patient even though I was indecisive. They helped me pick a kimono, bag, and socks. The hairstyle was worth the extra cost. It got a bit busy with a tour group, but overall, it was a lovely experience.”