Product Description

Traditional Japanese Style Just Steps from Sensoji Temple

Overview

Step into timeless Japanese elegance just three minutes from Tokyo’s iconic Sensoji Temple. Hanayaka offers over 500 high-quality kimonos and yukatas for rent, along with complete styling and photography services. Whether you’re strolling through Asakusa or planning a professional photo shoot, this experience delivers authenticity, convenience, and charm.

Dress up in beautiful attire, have your hair styled, and enjoy free use of accessories and selfie props—perfect for capturing your day in Asakusa. With no time limit for returns and same-day reservations available, Hanayaka makes cultural immersion effortless.

Highlights

• Prime Location: Just a 3-minute walk to Sensoji Temple
• Extensive Wardrobe: Choose from over 500 high-quality kimonos and yukatas
• All-Inclusive: Hairstyling, accessories, and selfie props included
• No Hassles: No return time limit and no cleaning required
• Photo Packages: Book a professional photo shoot with expert photographers

Package Options

• Yukata Rental: ¥4,950
• Women’s Kimono Rental: ¥7,700
• Men’s Kimono Rental: ¥7,678
• Professional Photo Shoot – Couple Plan: ¥31,500
• Klook Exclusive Female Kimono/Yukata Premium Photo Shoot (with Makeup): ¥35,000
• Gorgeous Oiran Photo Shoot (with special Oiran makeup and hairstyle): ¥49,500

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Location

Hanayaka Kimono & Yukata Rental
2-27-8 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
Phone: +81 80-3444-5078
Business Hours: 9:30 – 17:00

Access

Located in the heart of Asakusa, just a short walk from Sensoji Temple and nearby stations.

Traveler Reviews

“We had an amazing experience with our couple’s yukata and photo shoot. The staff were helpful and friendly, and the photos turned out beautifully.”

“I chose a lace kimono this time. The photos didn’t need any retouching—they were stunning. Everything was smooth and well-organized.”

“The staff were incredibly patient while I chose my kimono. The service felt very warm and welcoming. A wonderful cultural experience in Tokyo.”