Dress in a kimono with professional hair styling and explore Kagurazaka, the stone-paved hillside district often called Tokyo's Little Kyoto. Your private guide takes photos as you visit a shrine and a temple, and the walk pauses at a historic tea house for handmade matcha and seasonal wagashi.
Kimono rental and professional fitting
Traditional hair styling
Traditional props (Japanese umbrella and drawstring bag)
Matcha and handmade wagashi at a tea house
English and Japanese-speaking guide
Photos taken by your guide, sent digitally
Short highlight video sent after the tour
A themed souvenir gift
Liability insurance for injury and damage at visited sites
Old and New Tokyo: A Kimono Walking Tour in Kagurazaka
Walking through Kagurazaka in a traditional kimono creates an authentic, step-back-in-time feel as you explore charming cobblestone alleys, local shrines, temples, and chic boutiques. A major highlight is slowing down in a private tatami room to enjoy a bowl of authentic matcha or Japanese tea paired with traditional sweets. Countless photos are captured against these nostalgic backdrops, with all images shared later alongside a special highlight video to relive the experience. This tour offers a truly memorable way to craft lasting memories in one of Tokyo's most culturally rich neighborhoods.
m.y
September 11, 2026
Rain did not dampen our spirits
Maya and Yui were amazing and extremely helpful, the weather was not on our side but both ladies went above and beyond for us and we had an amazing experience. If you come to Tokyo you will not be disappointed with them. Thank you ladies for the memories and wonderful hospitality and bringing warmth and cheer to a rainy day. :)
Jason C
September 6, 2026
m.y
September 11, 2026
Old and New Tokyo: A Kimono Walking Tour in Kagurazaka
Walking through Kagurazaka in a traditional kimono creates an authentic, step-back-in-time feel as you explore charming cobblestone alleys, local shrines, temples, and chic boutiques. A major highlight is slowing down in a private tatami room to enjoy a bowl of authentic matcha or Japanese tea paired with traditional sweets. Countless photos are captured against these nostalgic backdrops, with all images shared later alongside a special highlight video to relive the experience. This tour offers a truly memorable way to craft lasting memories in one of Tokyo's most culturally rich neighborhoods.
Jason C
September 6, 2026
Rain did not dampen our spirits
Maya and Yui were amazing and extremely helpful, the weather was not on our side but both ladies went above and beyond for us and we had an amazing experience. If you come to Tokyo you will not be disappointed with them. Thank you ladies for the memories and wonderful hospitality and bringing warmth and cheer to a rainy day. :)
