About this experience
Experience Japanese culture through fashion by wearing a traditional Japanese costume while strolling along the historical and picturesque streets of Kyoto. Rent kimono or yukata from Yumeyakata, one of the city's biggest kimono rental shops. It offers a large selection of different styles to choose from, hairstyling services are also available.
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What's included
What's included
Not included
Meeting point
353 Shiogamacho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 600-8103, Japan
Head directly to the Yumeyakata shop at the address above. Present your mobile ticket or booking confirmation at the counter when you arrive to begin your rental.
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- Your booking confirmation or mobile ticket
- Comfortable, plain undergarments suitable for wearing beneath a kimono
- A bag for your own clothes while you're dressed
Know before you go
Yumeyakata
Yumeyakata is one of Kyoto's largest and most established kimono rental providers, known for its broad selection of traditional costumes and on-site dressing and styling services.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or can I show it on my phone?
A mobile ticket is fine — just show your booking confirmation on your phone at the shop counter.
Is the hairstyling available for everyone?
Hairstyling is available for female guests only. Male guests can still rent a kimono or yukata but the hairstyling add-on does not apply.
How long does the rental last?
The exact rental period is confirmed at the shop. Typically, kimono rentals in Kyoto run for the full day, but check your booking confirmation for the specific return time.
What sizes are available?
Yumeyakata stocks a wide range of sizes to accommodate most guests. If you have specific size requirements, it's worth contacting the shop in advance.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Cancellation terms are shown at checkout before you confirm your booking. Review the policy for your chosen ticket type at the time of purchase.
Do I need to know how to put on a kimono myself?
No — the shop's staff will dress you and make sure everything is properly fitted before you head out.