Japan · KIMONO AND YUKATA RENTAL
10 reviewed
Of the 10 kimono and yukata rental tours listed here, these 10 still look good on a second read. Prices, durations and the one thing worth knowing about each are all below.
Wear a real kimono in Kyoto, learn the tea ceremony steps, whisk matcha, and end with wagashi at Maikoya Nishiki.
“A authentic experience and a highlight of my visit to Kyoto. Kimonos were high-quality, accessories generous, and the staff very helpful. The tea ceremony host gave a wonderful introduction, describing all details and the meaning behind eRead more”
Rent a kimono in Kyoto near Kiyomizu-dera with hairstyling, accessories, and photo tips for a full day until 5PM.
“The girls at the shop did an amazing job. The price value compared to the services is unbelievable. We were styled and dressed exquisitely by the girls who were super friendly and helpful”
Kyoto’s Gion kimono and matcha tea ceremony. Small group up to 10, expert dressing, optional calligraphy, $49, 90 min to 2 hours.
“It was an incredible experience. From the moment we arrived, the part of putting on the kimono and doing the hair, to the pre-ceremony, the ceremony itself and the post. All the staff were very kind and polite, they took pictures of us, gave tips and treated us very well. The time is ideal. The clothing part was made in a professional and effective way. The ceremony itself is all explained and very interesting. I recommend.”
Osaka sumo show with a hands-on wrestling challenge, kimono haori try-on, Rikishi photos, and optional chanko nabe hot pot in Rinku Town.
“I liked the sumo experience but i was expecting more fights..there were only 3”
Wear an authentic kimono near Daitoku-ji, learn tea ceremony history and etiquette, then brew your own cup in a calm Kyoto tea room.
“To close our 10 days vacation in Japan, we decided to go with a tea ceremony. Not any tea ceremony but a Kimono dressed tea ceremony. This really makes us immersed in the Japanese culture. We had a great time and learned to appreciate the delicate simplicity of sharing tea with friends. If you really want to know about the Japanese culture, this tea ceremony is a must.”
Step into Tondaya’s 140-year-old machiya for silk kimono dressing and a traditional Kyoto tea ceremony, with great photo time.
“Good fun and informative. Really enjoyed the ceremony and the tour of the building.”
Rent a kimono near Gojo Station and walk Kyoto like a local. Get styled in about an hour, with optional hair and photos.
“Very fun to get dressed up. The workers were helpful and the hair dresser was very talented.”
Pick a vintage kimono, get a free obi rental, learn to wear it, and leave with a custom look after 90 minutes in Tokyo Kiba.
“Wonderful experience! The ladies were very welcoming & hospitable. Making the kimono was a great time. Highly recommend booking this experience if you’re visiting Tokyo.”
Kyoto kimono tea ceremony with premium matcha, seasonal wagashi, and full English guidance. Learn etiquette, tools, and Zen values.
“This traditional tea ceremony was a wonderful experience. We learned a lot about the Japanese culture and history, thanks to our very nice tea master/hostess, Maki. Wearing a kimono (and taking pictures wearing it) made this experience even better and I highly recommend this to everyone visiting Japan!”
Tokyo matcha and kimono near Shinjuku. Wear an easy kimono, taste first flush matcha, learn tea ceremony, then make your own bowl.
“We had a great time with our host, Komei. We learned many interesting things, and the taste of the Matcha was incredible. If you want to try real Matcha, we truly recommend this experience!”
