Can I walk around Tokyo in my kimono?

Yes. After dressing and your photo, you can step out and explore the city in your kimono, or change back into your own clothes if you prefer.

Can I add makeup or a professional photoshoot?

Yes. Makeup and a photoshoot with a professional photographer are available as optional add-ons for an additional fee.

Who takes the commemorative photo?

Staff take one commemorative photo for you using your own smartphone or camera, so bring a device with space for pictures.

What are the kimonos made of?

Most of the kimonos are authentic silk. The selection covers a wide range of sizes, patterns, and ages, and your dresser coordinates the accessories to match.

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Tokyo

Classic Kimono Experience in Tokyo

English, Japanese

2 hours

Dress in a classic silk kimono at Kimono Queen in Ginza, Tokyo, with help from professional dressers. Your visit includes traditional hairstyling, all the accessories, and a commemorative photo before you head out to explore the city.

Kimono rental
Professional dressing assistance
Traditional hairstyling
One commemorative photo (taken with your own smartphone or camera)
All necessary kimono accessories

What's not included

Makeup services (available as an optional add-on)
Professional photographer photoshoot (available as an optional add-on)

The minimum age is 3, and children aged 3 to 6 book as children.
Each booking can include up to 4 guests.
Male and female guests can both book this kimono experience.
The experience takes place on the 8th floor of the Iraka Ginza Building.
After dressing, you can go out in your kimono or change back.
The experience is rated easy and suits guests of all ages.
Non-English support should be confirmed with the operator in advance.

Meet directly at this location to join the tour

Kimono Queen, 8th Floor, Iraka Ginza Building, 6-4-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Cancel more than 360 hours before the start time for a full refund.
From 360 hours before the start time until 120 hours before the start time, cancellation costs 20%.
From 120 hours before the start time until 48 hours before the start time, cancellation costs 50%.
Cancellations within 48 hours of the start time are non-refundable.