VASARA Kimono and Yukata Rental in Sendai

Dress in kimono or yukata at VASARA near Sendai Station, then explore local streets, shrines, and sights in traditional style.

Dress in kimono or yukata at VASARA near Sendai Station, then explore local streets, shrines, and sights in traditional style.

Rent a kimono or yukata in Tenjin, Fukuoka, with dressing, accessories and simple hair styling. Compare plans, costs and photo stops before you book.

Rent a kimono or yukata in Tachikawa, get help from a stylist, then explore nearby parks, shops, and photo spots at your own pace.

Dress in kimono or yukata in Kamakura, then explore shrines, temples, and Komachi Street. Compare plans, costs, timing, and practical tips.

Rent a kimono or yukata in Kurashiki, then explore the canal district and Achi Shrine in traditional dress. See what’s included and what costs extra.

Rent a kimono or yukata in Kanazawa, choose your outfit with a stylist, then stroll near Kenrokuen Garden or the station.

Dress in kimono or yukata near Nagoya Station, with staff help, outfit options and practical tips for exploring the city in traditional wear.

Rent a kimono or yukata near Kyoto Station, get help with dressing and accessories, then explore Kyoto in traditional Japanese clothing.

Wear a kimono or yukata in Osaka with VASARA, get professionally dressed, then explore nearby sights. Compare plans, prices, locations, and return rules.

Rent a kimono or yukata in Asakusa, get help dressing and styling, then explore Senso-ji and nearby streets in traditional attire.

Rent a kimono or yukata at VASARA in Tokyo, get dressed by staff, then explore the city in traditional style.

Dress in a kimono or yukata at VASARA Yokohama, then explore the waterfront, landmark tower and Cosmo World in traditional style.

Wear a kimono, prepare matcha, and learn tea-room manners in a formal one-hour ceremony near Osaka Castle, with venue and cash-fee details to know.

Make a Kyoto souvenir by hand with a Yuzen dyeing, matcha and wagashi, or kimono activity near Gion and Higashiyama.

Drive an all-weather electric kart from Shinjuku toward Shibuya, pass the famous Scramble Crossing, and choose a free kimono or character costume.

Rent a kimono steps from Asakusa Station, choose from hundreds of patterns, and explore Senso-ji in traditional dress.

Try authentic kimono dressing and a photo shoot at Haneda Airport Garden, a 45-minute cultural stop that fits neatly around a flight.

Dress in a kimono or yukata in Harajuku, then take your outfit out to Meiji Shrine and nearby sights for photos.

Rent a kimono near Senso-ji at Ookini Asakusa, with a huge outfit selection, hairstyling, optional makeup and photography.

Compare Tokyo and Mount Fuji wedding photo packages, styling, private transport, locations, image delivery, and what to know before booking.

Learn tea etiquette, whisk your own matcha, and wear a kimono near Asakusa’s Senso-ji Temple and Tokyo Skytree.

Take part in a 60-minute matcha tea ceremony in Asakusa, learn the etiquette, wear a kimono, and get help from an English-speaking host.

Choose a vintage, antique, or silk kimono in central Kyoto, then explore nearby Nishiki Market, Gion, and Pontocho at your own pace.

Choose a kimono near Asakusa’s Senso-ji, then explore nearby sights. Compare packages carefully: makeup, tea, photos, and late returns may cost extra.