Tokyo Family Tour - Kimono Rental and Sharing in Asakusa

#Tokyo Attractions Today I will organize the information to give you a guide. I wonder if you remember, three years ago when I shared in Fukuoka I rented a kimono at wargo, but this time after doing information gathering, I decided to try #lovekimono. If you look at the unit price, wargo is going to be cheaper, however they set the head to charge separately. So of course a game to of course want to dress up as beautiful, and love the kimono itself the most Basic price has included hairstyle, so it will actually be cheaper instead. If you don’t want to go to a wasted trip, remember to make sure to book your time online in advance! And generally the time in the morning is more popular, so if you implement the schedule then make an appointment as soon as possible! Love Kimono has different scheme options, such as men/women/boys/girls/couples/three people/four people, etc., I chose the "family 4 people" scheme, including 1 male + 1 female + 2 children, the price is 14,080 yen (tax included), including set head. The website has Traditional Chinese, so it is not difficult to make an appointment. After choosing the scheme, you can choose the date and time you can make an appointment, fill in your personal information, and you will receive a confirmation email after completion. 📍Location: The website has detailed graphic introduction, the store is also very close to the station very convenient. We booked to be there on time at 10am and when we arrived at the store they would require us to wear our masks at all times. They have staff who speak Mandarin, so communication is perfectly fine. After checking the Booking they will charge first, it is that markup on the web page, there are no hidden charges at all. The staff will then prepare a bag for us to put our personal belongings, then the men and women will separate, and then we can choose a kimono. There are plenty of models for adults, but there aren't too many choices for kids. The staff would assist me in putting on a kimono and then set my head. The whole process was smooth, however the shop was a bit crowded that day because there were a bit too many people. After changing clothes, you can choose your handbag and shoes, it is recommended that children are wearing/bring their own shoes, because the slippers they are not actually too comfortable to wear. After dressing up, the staff will help us take a group photo at the door, then send the photo to us when we return the clothes. There are a lot of people in Asakusa today. You might as well go into the side streets and narrow alleys to take some photos of the crowd. The sky was clear and clear, coupled with the Japanese-style street scene and buildings, the photos were very beautiful☺️. They actually have additional professional photography services, but we didn’t buy them, ¥33,000 for 120 photos, which is a reasonable price for you to consider. **********X7. Asakusa Clothing Rino Ai Kimono No. 3 1-11-1 Taito-ku, Hanakawado, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0033, 1-11-1, Tokyo Hanakawado #Tokyo #Tokyo Attractions #Tokyo Good Places #Asakusa #Kimono #Japan #Love Kimono #Kimono Rent #Aprilmomnotes #hkbaby #hkmami #hkblogger #parent-child #hongkongmom #hkkol #parent-childblogger #parent-childgoodplace #holidaygoodplace #weekendgoodplace #hkmom #HongKongmom