Where can I rent a kimono in Kyoto?

There are a lot of them near Kiyomizu-dera Temple.

Okamoto Textile Main Store: Located in Kiyomizu Shindo Chawanzaka, very close to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a 10-minute walk from Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The best-selling kimono rental set** is 5,250 yen and includes 600 kimonos, obi belts, handbags, shirts, and obi ornaments to choose from. Optional** is 4,200 yen and can be combined from 300 kimonos. Men's kimono** is 4,200 yen; 5,250 yen for children.

The kimono will be returned by 20:00 on the same day. Add 500 yen for a hairstyle; You can also choose to have your clothes delivered for 2,000 yen per person, 3,000 yen for a double person, and 1,000 yen for three or more people. An additional 1,000 yen can be postponed until 17:00 the next day

If you return it before 00, a deposit of 10,000 yen is required. Online reservations are required.

Nishijinori Kimono Kaikan: From Kyoto Station, take the municipal 9 bus and take 16 stations to Horikawa-Imadegawa Station, and get off; Or take the Karasuma Subway Line to Dekawa Station and walk west for 10 minutes. 3,600 yen for ordinary kimono try-on, 10,000 yen for 12 geisha kimonos; Hand-weaving experience 1,800 yen.

The hall is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.mKimono fitting time is 9 a.m

00 3:00 PM;Kimono show 3 in the morning:

50 and 11:45;4 p.m. :

15 and 4:00.

Online reservations are required.

Dream Kyoto: Kyoto Gion Yasaka Shrine side. The service includes a 3,500 yen rental for 1 day; 5,250 yen for your choice of kimono, obi belt, collar, bag, and geta; 5,250 yen for a full set of gentlemen's kimonos; 6 August 4,000 yen yukata rental simple kimono four-piece set is also available.

You will need to return your rental items by 18:00 on the same day. Add 1,500 yen for hairstyling, 1,000 yen for delivery until 12 o'clock the next day, and 1,500 yen for home delivery of changed clothes and collection of rented kimonos.

Online reservations are required.

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There's one called Kyoto Yumekan. You can follow his official Weibo and consult on it.

It's like a clay bun in a yellow coat for a photo in the Summer Palace.

When you are in Kyoto, you will inevitably be infected by the strong Japanese culture here. Wearing a carefully selected kimono, strolling through the streets of Gion, and taking some beautiful ** may be the most desirable romantic tour of Kyoto for many girls, and the many kimono rental shops in Kyoto just intimately meet the girls' desire to dress up as a Japanese beauty. Looking at Kyoto's living business card up close may help you better understand the atmosphere of this thousand-year-old capital.

Sakura kimono experience shop.

1.There are Chinese waiters. Barrier-free communication.

2.The price is about 35% lower than other stores. However, the kimonos in the store are all mid-to-high Japanese brands, and the texture is superb. The kimono pattern is also novel. The number of pieces is also very large. There will also be professional local aunts to help wear kimonos.

3.The shop has a licensed makeup artist. (You can also wear your own kimono at the store) There is no limit to hairstyles. You can choose from the hairstyles available in the store. You can also provide your own hairstyle and let the stylist help you do it.

There are many such shops in Kyoto. Mainly concentrated in the vicinity of Gion and Shijo, there are many houses on that street.