Asakusa Kimono Rental: Ennichi Kimono
- Walk to Kaminarimon in 2 minutes and Asakusa Station in 5, right after you get dressed
- Choose Komon, Homongi, Furisode, Irotomesode/Kurotomesode or lace kimono, from casual to high-end formal styles
- Get a simple hairstyle, hair accessories, handbag, zori and all dressing items included; bring nothing
- Get dressed one-on-one by certified Japanese kimono dressers, with undergarments washed after every guest
- Receive emergency feminine hygiene products and complimentary logo tissues, a KKday-exclusive service
- Add basic makeup (about 40 min) or an elaborate hairstyle (about 20 min) with the add-on package
Package options
Cultural Experiences
| Activity time | Morning, Afternoon |
| Experience type | Costume rental |
| Outfit type | Kimono |
| Cultural experience type | Traditional culture experience |
Product Info
What You Can Expect
1 Day
- Arrive at the shop: please arrive on time for your booking and show your voucher.
- Select your style: Choose your favorite from over 100 exquisite kimonos.
- Professional dressing: A professional stylist will assist with dressing and hairstyle design (total duration approx. 40 minutes).
- Free time: After storing your luggage, head to Kaminarimon and Senso-ji Temple for photos.
- Return clothing: Please return to the shop by 17:00 on the same day.
Purchase Notice
Return, late arrival & deposit
- Return time: return the kimono by 17:00 on the same day. Later returns count as next-day returns and cost an extra JPY 1,100 per person
- Late arrival: your booking is held for 30 minutes. If you arrive later, you may need to queue again or may not be able to take part, and no refund is given
- Deposit: when you leave the shop in kimono, pay a cash deposit of JPY 10,000 per person (JPY 20,000 for luxury haute couture kimonos). It is returned on the spot if the kimono comes back undamaged
- Stains & damage: stains that need professional cleaning (e.g. ice cream, eel sauce, mud, cigarette burns) are charged at market rate for cleaning or repair, approx. JPY 10,000–50,000
What's included
This price (KKday exclusive offer) includes:
- Clothing: kimono, obi, hadajuban (undershirt), nagajuban (long undergarment)
- Accessories: zori sandals, tabi socks, Japanese-style handbag
- Styling: simple hairstyle with hair accessories
- Services: one-on-one dressing by a professional dresser; storage for your clothes (use nearby coin lockers for large suitcases)
- Extras: emergency feminine hygiene products and a pack of logo tissues
Not included & optional extras (paid on-site)
- Makeup: JPY 4,500 per person
- Elaborate hairstyle: JPY 1,700 per person
- Full-width obi upgrade for Komon, lace and 2-shaku sleeve kimono: taiko knot JPY 1,500, flower knot JPY 3,000
- Higher-end styles: upgrade on-site by paying the difference
- Photography: not included. For photo packages, see: https://www.kkday.com/zh-tw/product/576702
- Large suitcase storage: not included; please use nearby coin lockers
- All extras are voluntary; there are no hidden or mandatory charges
Makeup add-on
- Look: a natural, clear Japanese-style look by a professional makeup artist, done in about 40 minutes; the intensity can be adjusted to your preference
- Full makeup: lotion, primer, foundation, concealer, setting powder, eye makeup, eyebrows, blush, lipstick
- Not included: contouring
- Not available: the shop does not sell false eyelashes, eyelid tape or wigs, and cannot buy them for you or help apply or wear them. If you bring your own wig, the elaborate hairstyle fee of JPY 1,700 applies, and some wigs may not be possible to style
- Results: makeup looks different on everyone. The intensity can be adjusted, but the result may not fully match your personal expectations
- Tip: if you are used to doing your own makeup, doing it before you arrive is more efficient
Booking & changes
- Book ahead: makeup and photography must be booked in advance and cannot be added on the day
- Weather or plan changes: follow KKday's cancellation and rescheduling rules
- Who can join: service is currently not available for pregnant women. If you are taller than 175 cm or have a special body shape, please contact customer service in advance
Belongings & what to wear
- Storage: space is limited, so only handbags and the clothes you change out of can be stored. Leave large suitcases in coin lockers at Asakusa Station or around Kaminarimon
- Valuables: keep them with you; the shop is not responsible for loss of or damage to personal items
- Clothing: wear clothes that are easy to change out of, and avoid thick inner layers, as there is a lot of walking
Reminders
In case of delays caused by traffic, weather, or other force majeure factors resulting in the cancellation of some itinerary attractions, please contact customer service. We will arrange a partial refund for you
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 20:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Heart disease, Asthma, Pregnant women
Please arrive at the designated location 5 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
How to Use
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present the e-voucher on-site
Experience Location
Location Name: Ennichi Kimono Tokyo Asakusa Kaminarimon Branch
Address: 1-17-4 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Monday 09:00–17:00
Tuesday 09:00–17:00
Wednesday 09:00–17:00
Thursday 09:00–17:00
Friday 09:00–17:00
Saturday 09:00–17:00
Sunday 09:00–17:00
・Business hours: 09:00 - 17:00
・Last check-in: 14:30
・Final return time: ⚠️ By 17:00 on the same day
(If returned after 17:00, it will be considered a next-day return, and a fee of JPY 1,000 per person will be charged. Please note.)
FAQs
1. What undergarments are recommended for a comfortable Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience?
For a comfortable Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience, it's recommended to wear light, thin, and form-fitting clothing underneath. The experience package typically includes all necessary innerwear and dressing accessories, so you do not need to bring any specialized items. The focus is on ensuring a smooth silhouette and comfortable fit throughout your day.
2. What is the typical rental duration for a Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience, and when should it be returned?
The Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience usually offers a full-day rental, allowing ample time to explore the Asakusa area. You are generally expected to return the kimono before the shop's closing time on the same day. Specific return times will be provided upon rental, ensuring you have a relaxing day without rush.
3. What are the main differences between a kimono and a yukata for a Tokyo Asakusa experience?
For a Tokyo Asakusa experience, the main differences between a kimono and a yukata lie in their seasonality, material, and formality. Kimonos are generally multi-layered, made of silk or other luxurious fabrics, worn with tabi socks and zori sandals, and suitable for cooler weather or more formal occasions. Yukatas are typically single-layered, made of cotton, designed for summer, worn without tabi socks, and considered more casual. This experience specifically provides traditional kimonos, perfect for a classic cultural immersion.
4. What are some practical tips for using the restroom while wearing a kimono during the Asakusa experience?
When using the restroom during your Asakusa kimono experience, it's essential to be mindful of your layers. Lift the outer kimono layers, obi (sash), and inner slips carefully from the front and back, holding them up to prevent them from touching the floor. Take a wide stance to avoid soiling the fabric. Patience and careful movements are key to a hassle-free experience.
5. Is it comfortable to use public transportation like trains while wearing a kimono for the Asakusa experience?
Yes, it is common and comfortable to use public transportation like trains while wearing a kimono for the Asakusa experience. Kimonos are designed to allow movement, although you'll naturally take smaller steps. When sitting, gather the front of your kimono slightly to prevent wrinkles and sit with good posture. Be mindful of your surroundings in crowded spaces to avoid bumping into others.
6. Where is the Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience shop located, and how accessible is it by foot?
The Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience shop boasts an excellent location, making it highly accessible by foot. It is situated just a 2-minute walk from the iconic Kaminarimon gate and a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station. This prime position allows you to start exploring the historic Asakusa area immediately after your kimono fitting, saving you time and effort.
7. What items and services are included in the Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience package?
The Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience package is all-inclusive, meaning you don't need to bring anything. It includes a beautiful kimono, obi (sash), innerwear, zori (sandals), a handbag, and hair accessories. Additionally, the service provides simple hairstyling, a professional one-on-one dressing service by certified Japanese kimono dressers, emergency feminine hygiene products, and complimentary tissues for a comfortable and worry-free experience.
8. Are there options to choose different kimono patterns or upgrade during the Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience?
Yes, for the Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Experience, you will have a variety of classic Komon kimono patterns to choose from, featuring rich and diverse designs. If you wish for an even broader selection or more premium styles, there are flexible options to upgrade your kimono on-site by paying a small difference, allowing you to personalize your look further.
