Kimono Rental REN

着物レンタル REN

Asakusa · Asakusa, 5 minutes

Why we recommend it

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.

How to book: Reserve online in English; walk-ins are accepted but bookings have priority.
English: yes
Price band: ¥¥
Allow: 360 min
Group size: Individuals and couples; shared dressing option for couples
Station: Asakusa, 5 minutes
Verified: 2026-09-25

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