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Workshop Agenda

From the moment you enter our venue, every step is crafted to take you on a transformative journey through the art and history of the traditional Japanese kimono. Let's embark on this poetic voyage together.

🌼 A Heartfelt Commencement

• As you step in, the scent of delicate Japanese incense greets you, enveloping you in an ambiance rich in tradition. Our experts will warmly usher you into this profound experience.

🌼 Dive into a Sea of Colors and Patterns

• Before you lie an expansive collection of kimonos, each telling a different story. Run your fingers through the authentic silk, feel its texture, and visualize yourself in the myriad patterns and colors that beckon. This isn't just a selection process; it's a journey of self-discovery, culminating in the perfect kimono that echoes your spirit.

🌼 Ritualistic Preparation

• Experience the intimate dance of donning a kimono. Each fold, each layer, and each tug of the fabric is a step deeper into the Japanese culture. With gentle precision, our experts will guide you, letting you feel the essence of history with every layer you wear.

🌼 Capture the Transformation

• Now, draped in elegance, it's time for your moment in the spotlight. This isn't just a photo session; it's an opportunity to capture a version of yourself immersed in centuries of tradition. Let the world see you, the new you.

🌼 Your Choices Beyond

• Walk through Tokyo, feeling every gaze drawn towards you, or let us assist you in the delicate process of undressing, and preserving the sanctity of the kimono.

Our Prestigious Locations:

Your journey might commence at any one of our beautifully curated venues:

1. KIMONO QUEEN Roppongi:

Address:

Roppongi Hills Mori Tower West Walk 4F

6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-6108

2. KIMONO QUEEN ANA InterContinental Tokyo:

Address:

ANA InterContinental Tokyo 2F

1-12-33 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052

3. KIMONO QUEEN The Imperial Hotel Plaza:

Address:

The Imperial Hotel Plaza 4F

1-1-1 Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0011

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