Japan · KIMONO EXPERIENCES
Dressing well takes help. These 13 cover Kyoto strolls, tea pairings and studio portraits, with prices, dressing time and what is included right down to the sandals.
Wear a kimono in Nishiki, make matcha step by step, and finish with wagashi in a calm Kyoto tea room by Maikoya.
“Wonderful experience wearing kimono, learning about the tea ceremony, and making matcha tea together. The hostess was lovely!”
Rent a kimono near Kiyomizu-dera with hairstyling and accessories, then explore Kyoto all day with luggage storage and photo tips.
“Incredible service and people they really took care of us. They were really meaningful of what could fit us the best and took care of our hair event though we have curly hair ! Trust them 100% I recommend this experience a lot ! Enjoy Kyoto”
Kyoto kimono tea ceremony in Gion with expert dressing, matcha prep, and optional calligraphy, small-group, English guidance, and great value.
“Tea ceremony was amazing as was the Kimono experience. Highly recommend”
Osaka sumo show with rikishi photos, interactive bout, optional kimono haori, and chanko nabe hot pot at Ochiizumibeya.
“all I can say is - GO! go check it out and commit to the experience as it's just such a wonderful event! the team is amazing ( especially Taka) and it's a wonderfully interactive experience! I took my husband as a gift and he loved it, especially being able to "fight" the sumo wrestlers. 10/10 recommend - VIP experience is amazing and worth every penny!”
Wear an authentic kimono near Daitoku-ji, learn tea ceremony etiquette from a 30-year tea master, then brew your own matcha in Kyoto.
“Learned so much about Japanese tea ceremony. Very authentic presentation. We enjoyed the tea master and the translator and had fun meeting other travelers from around the world. At first I was hesitant to book a ceremony where we would wear kimonos, but this was such a beautiful part of the experience. Highly recommend.”
Dress in silk kimono at Tondaya, a 140-year-old Kyoto machiya, then enjoy a calm tea ceremony with time for photos.
“Such a wonderful experience! Getting dressed was amazing plus the tea ceremony with class and finally a house tour.”
Rent a kimono in Kyoto near Gojo Station, get styled by trained staff, then stroll old streets. From $25, with optional hair and photos.
“Very fun to get dressed up. The workers were helpful and the hair dresser was very talented.”
Make a vintage kimono in a small Tokyo workshop, with free obi rental, custom fitting, and photo time, plus kids options.
“This was such a wonderful experience and the staff was so helpful in creating such custom kimono to fit us.”
Wear a kimono, learn Kyoto tea ceremony etiquette, and make matcha with seasonal wagashi in English for 90 minutes.
“everyone was so friendly and patient, and it was awesome to learn about the History and customs of Tea ceremonies, even though there is so much more to know. it was a pleasure and a wonderful experience! You get your own Kimono socks and can choose a pretty Kimono from various sizes and an Obi. they will do your Hair and Put on your Kimono and you can enjoy the ceremony in this beautiful attire to experience it to the fullest. arigato gozaimashita!”
Dress in an easy kimono near Shinjuku, learn Teaism and tea ceremony with Komei, then make first flush matcha you can recreate at home.
“The whole experience was amazing. Our facilitator Komei was very knowledgeable and easy going making our experience more memorable. Wearing the kimono's was a highlight as well. Komei took great photographs of our group. We all enjoyed our afternoon. Highly recommend. 5 stars !!”
Dress in a Asakusa kimono, learn the art of matcha, and stroll to Sensoji Temple, with an optional private photo shoot near the Sumida River.
“Just amazing!!!! It’s worth it and it was so special. They were so kind and friendly.”
90-minute Asakusa kimono tea ceremony with matcha and wagashi. Choose your outfit, get styled, learn etiquette, and enjoy calm guided ritual.
“Such fun dressing in kimono. Excellent choice and lovely ladies doing it. Lots goes into it. Tea ceremony was interesting and informative and Matcha and sweets were yummy. You can actually go out afterwards in your kimono if you wish. Great value for money for all that you get!”
Kyoto kimono tea ceremony with English demo, matcha making, and a professional photo set, in small groups at Gion or Nishiki Market.
“AMAZING, if you come to kioto this experience is a MUST. I totally loved it”
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