| Location | Indoor |
| Experience type | Costume rental |
| Outfit type | Kimono, Yukata |
| Additional service & facility | Makeup & hairstyle |
Please come to the store on the designated date and time.
If you need to cancel, please contact us by 1pm the day before.
Please note that if you cancel on the day, you will be charged 100% of the reservation fee as our staff will be waiting for you.
Please note that you may have to wait depending on how busy it is on the day.
Please note that we cannot dress pregnant women in kimonos as they may be tight around the stomach.
Next-day returns: If you would like to return the item the next day (between 9:00 and 12:00), please let us know. We will take a temporary deposit of 10,000 yen or more (which will be refunded when you return the item).
Regarding extension of return time: If you return the bike after 17:30, an extension fee of 10 minutes/1100 yen will be charged. If you return the bike after 17:30, please consult with a staff member.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple offers several iconic sights. The main hall's wooden stage, built without nails, provides panoramic views of Kyoto. Otowa Waterfall, with its three streams, is believed to grant wishes for longevity, success, and love. Don't miss the beautiful pagoda and the Jishu Shrine for matchmaking. Exploring the temple grounds, especially when surrounded by traditional architecture, offers a unique cultural experience.
A comprehensive visit to Kiyomizu-dera Temple usually requires 1.5 to 2 hours. This allows ample time to explore the main hall, enjoy the views from the wooden stage, visit Otowa Waterfall and Jishu Shrine, and stroll through the surrounding sub-temples and paths. For those wishing to take photos or move at a more leisurely pace, allocating closer to 2.5 hours is advisable.
The Fukumoto Kimono Rental process, including selecting your kimono, obi, and accessories, followed by professional dressing by experienced staff, typically takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes. This efficient process ensures the kimono is fitted correctly and comfortably, allowing you to quickly begin enjoying your visit to Kiyomizu-dera without delay.
Fukumoto Kimono Rental packages generally include a complete set: kimono, obi (sash), nagajuban (undergarment), zori (sandals), and a small bag. Hair accessories are also typically provided to complete your traditional look. The service includes professional dressing, ensuring your kimono is worn correctly and comfortably for a worry-free experience while exploring Kiyomizu-dera.
When wearing a kimono, maintaining a graceful posture is key. Take smaller steps and avoid large movements to keep the garment neat. Be mindful in crowded areas, as the kimono can take up more space. It's respectful to keep your voice down in sacred areas like Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Remember to always keep the left side of the kimono over the right, as the reverse is reserved for funerals.
For comfort and proper fit with a rental kimono from Fukumoto Kimono, it's recommended to wear thin, light clothing underneath, such as a camisole or tank top and shorts or leggings. Avoid bulky items, wired bras, or anything with strong seams, as they can create lines under the kimono. The rental service usually provides a traditional undergarment (nagajuban) to be worn directly under the kimono.
Fukumoto Kimono Rental is an exceptionally convenient choice for Kiyomizu-dera visitors because it is located directly next to the temple. This close proximity allows you to dress in your kimono and immediately begin your sightseeing without a long commute, maximizing your time exploring the temple and its charming surroundings. You can also easily return your kimono after your visit.
Managing restroom breaks while wearing a kimono requires a bit of care. It's best to use a Western-style toilet. First, gather the front and back panels of your kimono, lifting them gently but firmly to just above your knees. Hold them securely with one hand while using the other for support. Be mindful of the long sleeves; you can tuck them into your obi or hold them up to prevent them from touching the floor.