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【2019 Latest Edition】An ultra-generous and high-quality Kyoto kimono collection is here!

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1. Kyonoto, Kawaramachi Store

Kyonoto has three locations: "Torideyuan Store," "Kyoto Station Front Store," and "Kawaramachi." Each store is located near popular tourist spots in Kyoto, so you can book the most suitable one based on the attraction you plan to visit. Moreover, there is an extremely wide selection of rental kimonos. They also offer highly affordable experience packages, making it easy even for students to give it a try. Additionally, professional stylists are available for hair styling services. The prices are very reasonable, so be sure to experience it all.

Address: 537-23 Millennium Miki 3F, 1-no-Funairi-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-0924

URL:https://kyonomiyako.com/

 

 

2. Kimono Rental, Kyokomachi

Right after getting off at Shinsui-dori Bus Stop, you’ll see Kyokomachi—the building with a geisha’s silhouette on the upper floor is the place. This is the largest and coolest four-story shop in the Shinsui area. It offers over 300 pieces of brand-name kimonos and design-rich garments. In addition to glamorous furisode and many options for men and children. There are always Chinese-speaking staff members, so language is never a concern.Summer packages include many yukatas.

Address: 104, Tatsumi-cho, 1-chome, Ukyo-dori-dori, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, 605-0855

URL:http://www.kyokomachi-kimono.com/c

 

 

 

3. Kyo ARUKI

This is the “largest-scale” kimono rental in Kyoto, supervised and designed by the historic “Kyoto Sagano-kan,” a shop with 120 years of history. With over 1500 kimonos including original designs, both in quantity and variety, it’s overwhelming. It has been exhibited at the Kansai Collection for 7 consecutive years and has been widely covered by various media. All packages include accessories and small items, with kimono dressing handled by highly professional kimono dressers. There are also Chinese-speaking staff members, eliminating any language concerns. Both the Kyoto Shijo Main Store and the Shinsui Kiyomizu-dera Store are located near major tourist sites, making either an excellent choice no matter where you want to visit.

Address: [Shijo Main Store] 582, Kikusui-cho, 2-chome, Kamigyo-dori, Shijo-agaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-8124, 2F, Sagano-kan Building

[Shinsui Kiyomizu-dera Store] 2F/3F, 49, Shimobenten-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, 605-0862

URL:https://arthousetexas.org/kantai/

 

 

 

4. Kyoto Kimono Rental, Yumekan – Gojo Store

Transform into an elegant Kyoto beauty with great transport access. Located near famous sightseeing spots such as Kiyomizu-dera and Torideyuan, Yumekan at Kyoto Metro Gojo Station is Kyoto’s largest kimono rental shop. It offers a wide range of sizes for men, women, and children, with over 1000 colorful kimonos, including exclusive Yumekan designs. From casual sightseeing kimonos and yukatas to luxurious and noble furisode, special maiko experiences, and many bridal kimono options that brides dream of—there's a gorgeous selection for every occasion. Paired with Yumekan’s professional photo shoot service, solo travelers don’t have to worry about photos either! They also provide professional photography team outdoor shooting services to capture your most beautiful moments.Let Yumekan photographers help you preserve the wonderful memories of Kyoto!

Address: 128, Manshuji-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto, 600-8104

URL:https://cn-kyoto.yumeyakata.com/rental_plan/

 

 

 

5. Kyoto Kimono Rental, Yumekan – Mioke Annex Store

Experience the most classic kimono experience in this charming ancient capital. In addition to the noble and gorgeous platinum furisode, there are also colorful and adorable original-pattern kimonos loved by girls. Sizes are available for all ages and genders. Not just kimono rentals—Yumekan Mioke Annex also offers tea ceremony experiences and traditional townhouse indoor photography. No need to worry about bad weather during your trip—dressing up, taking photos, and cultural experiences are all completed inside Yumekan’s century-old townhouse. Professional instructors will guide you to exude elegance in every gesture. Every kimono rental comes with one professional photographer-captured indoor townhouse photo. Also offered:A century-old townhouse indoor Japanese bridal kimono photography package!

Address: 472-1, Kinfuki-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-0846

URL:https://cn-kyoto.yumeyakata.com/oike-bettei/

 

 

 

6. Fuji Kimono

What sets this shop apart is that it only accepts 30 customers per day, booking only until full. This ensures every customer can find their desired kimono. The shop refuses cheap second-hand items, selecting only high-end premium kimonos. Japanese first-class kimono dressers match traditional and authentic kimonos and accessories, paying attention to every detail to bring you the true kimono experience. Starting from just 129 RMB, you can enjoy a full set of kimono. The packages offer great cost-performance, including hairstyles, makeup, and more, with no need for extra purchases. The shop has a wide variety of kimonos, and the luxurious furisode attract many influencer customers. Photography follow-up services are provided, with a professional photography team to add the perfect touch to your trip. In Kyoto, there are three stores: “Kiyomizu-dera Store,” “Kiyomizu Gojozaka Store,” and “Fushimi Inari Store,” plus one in Nara Park—all close to attractions. Free cross-store returns are available, making it super convenient!

Kiyomizu-dera Main Store Address: 506-1F, Jibutsuan-cho, 5-605-0871, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto

Website: www.fuji-kimono.jp         

WeChat appointment: 31732821

Search "Fuji Kimono Official Website" on Baidu to access the Chinese interface for appointment inquiries    

 

 

 

 

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