Review

I have always wanted to wear a kimono to take artistic photos. My friend recommended this store. It was really fun! The service attitude is very good, there are many clothes to try on, I have played for an afternoon and took a lot of photos!

During our tour in Japan, our guide specially arranged for us to visit a kimono weaving site, and this visit made us understand that Japanese kimono is not just a garment, it is a comprehensive symbol of property, wealth, identity and culture, and is a "scale" of a family's property. One thing and obeying tens of thousands of yuan to hundreds of thousands of yuan, millions of yuan is possible, that is an incalculable value, is a comprehensive reflection of some evaluations such as handcraft, design, production and so on. For a Chinese want to experience their Japanese national conditions, that is very difficult.

Later, I saw several shops renting kimonos on the street and suddenly opened up. Japanese who would do business would open the shops renting kimonos properly. Each set of kimonos would rent 3,000 yen, and they could also rent free accessories and small bags and rafts. The Chinese girl dressed up as a Japanese woman, this kind of tourism project is really wonderful. To say that developing tourism projects, Southeast Asia and Japan are our masters, we must learn humbly.

The kimono of Loren, the tea ceremony experience, here is the authentic Japanese kimono, here you can see the authentic kimono costume and his more traditional out. Ah, the tea ceremony here is also the most famous and distinctive in Japan. Tea ceremony and tea art place

After participating in the tea ceremony experience, first register the number of people, name, and then you can choose your favorite kimono from the album. There are dozens of styles. Wearing a kimono is a complicated thing. If you don’t have special training, you can’t complete it if you want to wear a kimono by yourself. Therefore, the experience here has a special person to wear it for you. The staff will make different flower knots for everyone, very attentive. In this way, even if the kimono is worn, then you will enter the tea room. After entering, a staff member will explain the culture of the Japanese tea room and the etiquette of the tea room. After the tea room culture is explained, you will enter the topic. Everyone will get a peace snack and make matcha. This experience is unique.