Kimono Rental Near Arashiyama
Kimono Rental Near Arashiyama
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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Find a kimono that fits your style and get dressed by experienced staff with all the traditional accessories included—obi sash, socks, zori sandals, and a kimono bag.
Explore the scenic Arashiyama district, known for its iconic bamboo groves, cherry blossoms, and peaceful riverside paths—all while dressed in elegant traditional wear.
Choose from a modern polyester kimono, an antique-style Kyotan kimono in warm earthy tones, or a luxurious silk kimono featuring classic woven designs.
Kimono rental & dressing
Regular polyester kimono/ Kyolan kimono/Premium silk kimono (as per option selected)
Sandals, bag, socks, and lockers included
Bamboo grove visit
Make-up and hairdo
Woman in kimono holding parasol in Kyoto Arashiyama.
Begin your kimono experience just a short walk from JR Saga-Arashiyama Station. After selecting a style that suits you, you’ll be dressed by friendly staff in a full traditional set—complete with obi sash, socks, zori sandals, and a kimono bag.
What to expect
Once ready, step out and explore the Arashiyama district at your own pace. Walk through the famous bamboo grove, take in the seasonal beauty of cherry blossoms or autumn leaves, and enjoy peaceful riverside views—all while dressed in classic Japanese attire.
Choose from three kimono styles: a vibrant modern polyester, a soft-toned antique-style Kyotan, or an elegant silk kimono with traditional woven designs.
A simple, authentic way to connect with Kyoto’s heritage in one of its most scenic neighborhoods.
Kids in traditional kimono in Kyoto Arashiyama garden.
Man in kimono by river with autumn leaves in Kyoto Arashiyama.
Woman in kimono holding parasol in Kyoto Arashiyama.
Kids in traditional kimono in Kyoto Arashiyama garden.
Man in kimono by river with autumn leaves in Kyoto Arashiyama.
Visitors wearing kimonos in a garden in Kyoto Arashiyama.
What's not allowed
- For safety reasons, pregnant women cannot wear kimono.
Additional information
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Make sure the left side wraps over the right side. The other way around is reserved for those who passed away.
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Wear the knot of the obi (belt) on the back, not the front!
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Don’t forget to wear an undergarment or the nagajuban before the kimono.
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Wear white socks when wearing a kimono in Japan. Bare feet is not allowed.
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Wearing shoes indoors is seen as extremely unhygienic and you'll be expected to take them off when entering the kimono rental shop, temples and some restaurants.
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Getting ready typically takes 45-70 minutes, depending on the kind of kimono you've chosen.
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Please ensure your kimono is returned by 6pm to avoid additional charges of 550 JPY per person for every 15 minutes beyond the deadline.
Visitors wearing kimonos in Kyoto's Arashiyama bamboo grove.
Woman in kimono with parasol in Kyoto Arashiyama during cherry blossom season.
Visitors wearing kimonos in a garden in Kyoto Arashiyama.
Visitors wearing kimonos in Kyoto's Arashiyama bamboo grove.
Woman in kimono with parasol in Kyoto Arashiyama during cherry blossom season.
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