Tokyo Asakusa Hanaka Kimono Rental (with Hair Styling)

Premium Kimono & Hair Styling:
Perfect for Strolling Through Asakusa

How about taking a stroll through Asakusa wearing a traditional Japanese kimono? This experience provides everything from kimono and hair styling to a bag rental, so you can fully enjoy it without any preparations. Available for solo travelers, couples, and groups!

Wearing an elegant and gorgeous kimono, you can enjoy delicious food and take photos in front of Tokyo's landmarks, making for an unforgettable day. Shopping for souvenirs will make it even more perfect.

Which Kimono Should You Wear?

There are many types of kimono, and yukata is relatively familiar to Koreans. However, yukata is worn after bathing, so it's not very suitable for Asakusa. You'll often have the opportunity to wear it when visiting hot springs or ryokans, so I'll introduce kimonos that are good to wear in Asakusa.

I recommend the Houmongi (訪問着), which is perfect for going out. Houmongi is the most versatile of the formal kimonos, with the richest and most vibrant colors and patterns, making it look beautiful in photos. It makes you feel like the main character. Also, contrary to its flashy patterns, the sleeves are short, making it easy to buy food on the street.

Asakusa: Preserving the Atmosphere of Old Tokyo

Asakusa is a travel destination where you can feel the atmosphere of old Tokyo. Walking through the streets, you can see people wearing kimonos or dressed as geisha. Let me introduce what you can do in Asakusa, which retains the unique atmosphere of Japan.

First, you can see traditional crafts and street food in Nakamise-dori. Hanayashiki Amusement Park has rides and cafes, and Kuritsu Sumida Park on the riverside regularly hosts festivals and fireworks. Trendy luxury restaurants are being developed along the riverside, and casual izakayas line the back streets. Finally, Senso-ji Temple is a must-visit, with so much to see and enjoy.

Senso-ji: Tokyo's Largest Temple

Senso-ji is the largest temple in Tokyo. The large lantern in the photo welcomes you to Senso-ji.

Why not draw an 'Omikuji' at Senso-ji to see your fortune in Japan and make fun memories?
 

Nakamise-dori: Full of Delicious Snacks!

Nakamise-dori is the oldest shopping street in Japan. It is located not far from Senso-ji, the main attraction of Asakusa, making it a must-visit course.

You can see a variety of foods in Nakamise-dori, and I recommend you don't miss out on dango, melon bread, and croquettes, which are essential Japanese snacks!