Enjoy a traditional kimono or summer yukata experience in the scenic town of Otaru, Hokkaido. Walk through charming streets, take seasonal photos, and explore local cafes while dressed in beautiful Japanese attire.
Clean kimono and undergarments
Tabi socks and zori sandals
Hair accessories
Kimono cleaning included
What's not included
Food and drinks
Obi decoration
Japanese umbrella
This booking is non-refundable.
Itinerary
Otaru Komachi
Komachiya Building 2F, Inaho 2-2, Otaru City, Hokkaido
Enjoy a traditional kimono or summer yukata experience in the scenic town of Otaru, Hokkaido. Walk through charming streets, take seasonal photos, and explore local cafes while dressed in beautiful Japanese attire.
Frequently Asked Questions
The dressing session takes about 30–60 minutes. Many guests enjoy the process itself—it’s a gentle, step-by-step ritual where the staff layers each piece carefully, adjusting folds and ties so you feel secure and comfortable.
The staff can provide options like a traditional Japanese umbrella for an extra fee. In snowy weather, the kimono paired with boots underneath the hem can be both photogenic and practical.
Yes, the shop can store your clothes and bags while you’re out in your kimono, so you can walk around hands-free. Just carry a small pouch or purse for essentials.
Otaru’s charm lies in its preserved historical streets, glassware shops, and romantic canal—everything feels like stepping back in time. Wearing a kimono here blends perfectly with the old-town atmosphere, making your photos feel authentic and timeless.
Yes! Wearing a kimono pairs well with visiting Otaru’s music box museum, trying glassblowing workshops, or taking a canal boat ride. It makes each activity feel even more special.
