東京・荒川での伝統的な着物着付けと抹茶試飲

Tour Highlights

• Choose your own colorful kimono

• Get help dressing in a traditional style

• Taste matcha green tea with Japanese sweets

• Fun photo session with Japanese props like umbrellas and brooms

• Create lasting memories in Tokyo’s Arakawa district

Workshop Agenda

1. Kimono Selection

• Dive into the colorful world of kimonos. Browse through a variety of patterns and styles to find the one that speaks to you.

2. Kimono Dressing

• Our friendly staff will guide you in dressing up in your chosen kimono. They ensure a perfect fit and comfort, making you feel like a part of Japan's rich culture.

3. Matcha Experience

• Step into the serene art of the Japanese tea ceremony. Learn about the preparation of matcha, a traditional green tea known for its rich flavor and health benefits.

4. Tea Tasting with Sweets

• Savor the taste of matcha, perfectly paired with traditional Japanese sweets. This combination enhances the tea experience, offering a taste of authentic Japanese hospitality.

5. Photo Session

• Capture the memories of your experience with a special photo session. Use traditional Japanese props like aprons, brooms, and umbrellas to add an extra touch to your kimono ensemble. Create your favorite pose and take a piece of Japanese tradition home with you.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• This tour is ideal for groups ranging from 2 to 4 people.

• The total duration of the experience is approximately 2 hours.

• Please inform us in advance if you have any allergies.

• Arriving late might lead to missing some parts of the experience. If you're more than 30 minutes late, your reservation will be canceled.

• Our team has limited proficiency in English but is dedicated to offering exceptional hospitality.

• We cannot be held responsible for any injuries or damages incurred during the event.

• The venue is accessible for strollers and prams.

• Don't forget to bring a towel and comfortable clothing to wear under your kimono.

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