Exploring Tokyo
in tsumugi kimono?
How about wearing a kimono
for a memorable trip with your friends and family?
Would you like
to try the uniquely
Japanese silk dress?
A professional kimono dresser will help you wear the kimono beautifully.
Please make a reservation in advance, and you can come on the day with nothing to carry!
Wrap yourself in a kimono, tie the obi,
and feel yourself uplifted.
Why not try this speacial
and luxurious moment?
Service Plan
TSUMUGI Experience
Enjoy strolling around the city in a tsumugi kimono!
5-hour plan with kimono rental (with all necessary accessories),
dressing service, and free time.
The process includes 1 hour for kimono dressing, 3 hours of outdoor free time, and 30 minutes to change after coming back to our studio. You’ll have 3.5 hours to spend outside.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is only 3-minutes walk from the studio! Enjoy strolling through the garden with your party while wearing a kimono.
Flow of the tsumugi kimono day
From pre-booking to payment can be done online!
- 1
google calenderReservation Submission
- ・Date and time/Number of people/Name
・Email address
・Your kimono No. Fill in and submit. - 2
Pre-Reservation (Accepted)
- We will confirm the condition of the kimono and reply to you within 2 business days.
A payment link will also be sent at this time. - 3
stripe Payment LinkPayment
- If the reserved date overlaps with another customer, reservations will be confirmed in order of payment.
- 4
Customer intakeReply to Email
- the wearer's
Height / Weight / Shoe size
and any other necessary information - 5
ReminderEmail Received
- We will send an email with “The day-before and event-day preparations” about 1 week before your reservation date. Please review the contents.
- 6
Reservation DayArrival
- Please arrive at your reserved time.
have a good time!!
All items necessary for wearing
the kimono are included in the price.
Arrangements to suit the wearer!
Items provided:
- Your tsumugi kimono
- The obi (sash) you choose on the day*
- Haneri (collar), nagajuban (underkimono), obiita (obi board), obijime (obi cord), obidome (obi fastener), koshihimo (waist ties), datejime (kimono belt), adjustment towels, and korin belt (depending on size of your body)
- New undergarments and tabi (socks) which you can take home.
- Zori (sandals)
- Optional haori (kimono jacket). Depending on the weather, raincoats or cold-weather coats are also available.
