Operators / Being dressed in a kimono
Kimono Rental YAE Asakusa
着物レンタル八重
Asakusa · Asakusa (Ginza line), exit 5, 30 seconds
Why we recommend it
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.
- How to book
- Book online through the site's reservation portal, or via LINE, WhatsApp or Instagram.
- English
- yes
- Price band
- ¥¥
- Allow
- 360 min
- Group size
- Individuals and groups; private dressing rooms
- Station
- Asakusa (Ginza line), exit 5, 30 seconds
- Verified
- 2026-09-25
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