KIMONO RENTALS IN KYOTO · Japan
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 kimono rentals in Kyoto that earn their slot, each with a price, a traveller verdict and the one thing to know before committing.
Kyoto kimono tea ceremony in Nishiki with matcha and wagashi, kimono and simple hair styling included, small group, 1.5 hours.
“Everything was perfect! Great experience in central Kyoto with small group of people! I would recommend.”
Rent a kimono near Kiyomizu-dera with hairstyling, accessories, and local photo tips. Daylong outfit for about $21.
“The staff was friendly and the kimonos were of good quality The shop is also very close to major shrines and hence we can wear it and roam around those shrines/temples. Thus makes the experience more special”
Kyoto kimono tea ceremony near Imamiya Jinja, with hair styling, a tea master with 30 years experience, and hands-on matcha brewing.
“Highly recommend. I did this with my family because my grandmother has always wanted to do a traditional tea ceremony. We were all able to dress in beautiful Kimono's, they styled our hair, helped us take pictures, and then led a grRead more”
Step into a 140-year-old machiya in Kyoto for silk kimono dressing and a traditional tea ceremony, plus serious photo time.
“Our guides/hosts were amazing, friendly and fun. We were able to get dressed up in Kimonos. The house and inside gardens were an amazing backdrop for pictures. We toured the house and enjoyed a truely special tea ceremony.”
Kyoto kimono rental near Gojo Station with expert dressing, lots of classic to modern styles, and optional hair or photos for about $25.
“Very fun to get dressed up. The workers were helpful and the hair dresser was very talented.”
Kyoto kimono tea ceremony with English guidance, hands-on matcha whisking, and seasonal wagashi in a peaceful tea room.
“Very good activity! The place of the tea ceremony is beautiful, the guides are really friendly and very patientwith all of us! Recommend it!”
Rent a kimono in Kyoto at MomoKa Kimono Rental in Gion, get styled, and walk the streets with the right footwear and timing.
“We had a great experience. The woman that owns the Kimono store was very nice and answered all of our questions. The Kimonos looked awesome and elegant. All in all we had a great time and can strongly recommend the Kimono experience.”
Rent a kimono in Kyoto’s Gion with expert dressing help and photo-ready sandals, plus optional women’s hairstyling. From $33.
“Staff very nice, only down side is the long waits to get fitted.”
Dress in a Kyoto kimono, learn tea ceremony in English, make matcha, and get 3 pro photos in 90 minutes.
“Was an amazing experience from start to finish. Attention to detail on being dressed in a kimono of your choice through to learning about cleansing & blessing the tea was so interesting. Professional photos taken along with being able to go outside dressed if you wanted to return 6pm latest. Would totally recommend this experience ! Arigato”
Kyoto kimono and yukata rental near Kiyomizu-dera. English help, accessories included, 9am to 6pm return same day. Great value for Higashiyama strolls.
“EXCELLENT service and attention, the girls dress you up perfectly and style your hair so beautifully I was amazed. The best experience in kyoto”
Rent a kimono or yukata near Gion with dressing help, then stroll Kyoto like a local. Shoes, bag, and luggage storage included.
Kyoto Kimono Rental Mimosa couple plan: choose your kimono or yukata, get dressed, and explore Higashiyama from near Kodaiji in a 1-day window.
“Thank you so much for your wonderful 5-star review! At Kyoto Kimono Rental Mimosa Kodaiji, we strive to help you create special memories, from choosing your kimono to enjoying your time in Kyoto. Your kind words encourage us to continue providing heartfelt service to guests worldwide. We hope your memories of Kyoto will be cherished forever. Please visit us again on your next trip.”
Make a Kyoto temari from kimono fabric in a small group workshop with included tea and sweets, then take home your own souvenir.
“Mae explained everything well and made the whole process easy. We also had delicious refreshments, so it was a great experience.”
Rent a kimono near Kiyomizudera or Gion, add hair and optional photos, then explore Kyoto freely, starting around $21.
“It was a really nice activity, I booked the kimono, hairstyle, make-up and photoshoot. My hair and make-up were very pretty and the photographer was very friendly and professional. I enjoyed the experience and will reccomend it to my friends.”
Dress like a **maiko, samurai, or kimono** near Kiyomizu-dera, then enjoy **matcha tea** and sweets in a short ceremony.
“Experiencia horrible. Actividad carísima y totalmente pensada para turistas. Nada auténtico ni original. Básicamente es una casa con salas “instagrameables” que podrías alquilar por tu cuenta por unos 3.000 yenes, pero aquí te lo venden como algo especial. Después te llevan a una cafetería malísima, sin encanto, y arriba tienen unas habitaciones donde hacen una supuesta ceremonia que es completamente artificial, cutre y masificada. Todo forzado, todo falso, cero cultura real. Pérdida total de tiempo y dinero. No lo recomiendo en absoluto.”
Pick the kind of day first. The tour comes second.
