Daiyokawa

Although photography is not allowed inside, the staff are very friendly and guide you through the changing process and helping you choose the right outfit. They don't rush you. During the changing process, you can see that wearing a kimono requires experience and skill, as the kimono is layered. After you're dressed, they will escort you to the door, take some photos for you, and then kindly see you downstairs. Overall, it's a very good experience. Finally, a word of caution about the weather: because of the many layers of kimono, it can get very hot, so the best season for taking kimono photos is autumn and winter.