Being dressed in a kimono

元禄着物

¥¥ · 45 min · English: no

A newer, independently run Asakusa rental shop rather than one of the well-known chains, Genroku keeps its casual kimono and yukata dressing straightforward and inexpensive, three minutes from the station and temple approach. It suits a visitor who wants a quick, unfussy change into kimono for walking around Senso-ji rather than a formal photo-studio package.

KADODE神楽坂店

¥¥¥ · 60 min · English: no

Rather than the casual yukata-and-photo-walk format common in Asakusa, KADODE dresses guests in proper visiting kimono (homongi) with a full sixteen-piece set and professional dressing, aimed at occasions rather than sightseeing selfies. Its Kagurazaka salon sits in the neighborhood's quiet, geisha-era backstreets, a different setting entirely from the temple-town rental shops.

着物レンタル REN

¥¥ · 360 min · English: yes

A straightforward, well-regarded Asakusa shop that offers true silk kimono alongside its cotton yukata, with hair styling included in most plans — for travellers who want silk specifically rather than a budget polyester rental.

着物レンタル八重

¥¥ · 360 min · English: yes

A large Asakusa house two minutes from Kaminarimon that keeps a genuine silk tier alongside its everyday plans, with hair styling and photography bundled in rather than sold piecemeal. English-speaking staff and same-day rental make it an easy first stop before Sensoji.