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Kimono rental plans in Asakusa

Pick the kimono first, then the store. Every plan below includes dressing, and the price shown is the price you pay per person.

There are only three forks. First: are you walking around yourselves, or is someone photographing you? Walking means a kimono plan; wanting to keep the images means adding a photo plan on top.

Second: who is wearing it. One woman, a group with men or children in it, or two or more of you dressing together — the pages split here.

Third: how formal the occasion is. A day out in Asakusa calls for everyday wear; a ceremony or a reception calls for formal wear. The groups below run in that order, so working down from the top rarely goes far wrong.

These two split on the obi and on how the fabric reads: one is the easier thing to wear, the other photographs brighter. Both are put together for a full day of walking around Asakusa, so choosing on colour and pattern alone is perfectly reasonable.

Rank is not the thing to choose by. It comes down to whose occasion it is and what kind of occasion. Start from the formal page if you are choosing by degree of formality, the silk page if you are choosing the cloth itself, and the furisode page if this is a coming-of-age occasion.

For these two, measurements come before design. For men that means height; for children it means height as well, not age. What to tell us when you book is set out on each page.

The only dividing line is headcount: two of you go to the couple page, anything larger to the group page. Either way everyone still picks their own kimono, so let the number decide which door you go in.

One choice: outdoors or indoors. Outdoors if you want the streets of Asakusa in the frame, indoors if you would rather not be at the mercy of the weather. Both are booked in advance, so decide this while you are deciding the date.

For anyone starting from the price. The kimono column is a starting price per person; the photo column is a set price for the length of the session. Prices are the same at either store.

ItemWhat is includedPrice

For Boys & Girls

From¥5,500

Casual Pattern

From¥6,000

Modern Sheer Style

From¥7,000

Nishaku Style

From¥7,000

Traditional Set

From¥8,000

Solid Color Kimono

From¥13,000

Formal Semi-Ceremony

From¥16,000

Elegant Ceremony

From¥16,000

Formal Ceremony

From¥16,000

Long-Sleeve Formal

From¥25,000
ItemWhat is includedPrice

20 unedited + 2 retouched, choice of 1 scene

*Available only as an add-on for guests who have booked a photography session

¥3,000

50 unedited + 5 retouched, choice of 2 scenes

¥10,000

5 retouched

50 unedited

¥10,000

10 retouched

100 unedited

¥16,000

20 retouched

160 unedited

¥32,000

A children's kimono at ¥5,500 and, among adults, komon from ¥6,000 sit at the bottom of the table above. What you actually pay is the total across everyone in your party, and hair and obi choices move it as well.

The everyday styles come with a half-width obi; formal wear, furisode and the men and children ranges come with a fukuro obi. A half-width can also be swapped for a fukuro. Which one comes with what, and how a swap is counted, is on each plan page.

No. The table above applies at either store, so pick whichever fits your day better. Directions for each are on the store pages.

Only a short list of things can be added on. What they are and what each costs is set out in full in the guide to what the price covers.

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