If you’d rather rent than buy, there are heaps of other Tokyo kimono rental options in addition to the ones we’ve mentioned above. Whether you’re wanting to see what it’s like to stroll around in a kimono before splashing out, or feel like one wear would be enough, check out our...
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Here we pick out some of the best places to buy souvenirs in Tokyo for going back to visit your family and friends. Best stores for buying souvenirs in Tokyo DAISO JAPAN This is one of the biggest 100 yen chain store in Japan. Many foreigners do their souvenirshoppinghere. Daiso Harajuku...
Finally,theKurotani Washi Centeracross the riveris a superb place to buy Kurotani products. The second floor serves as a museum where you can browse 500-year-old Kurotani paper, paperkimonoand cushions, and even an original print from American Abstract Expressionist, Jasper Johns. Kurotani Washi...
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While there is a variety of fresh ingredients you can buy, some shops also offer ready-to-eat food. These can even come in the form of free tastings or dishes that you can eat right then and there. Klook Tip: Eating while walking is considered rude in Japan, so try to slow down, ...
Click here for prices and tobook Park Hotel Tokyo → TOP: Tokyo Tower at night from the lobby ~ BOTTOM: Lively eateries in the Shimbashi neighbourhood at night Shiba Park Hotel Minato The hotel lobby ofShiba Park Hotel Minatois lovely and there are beautiful kimono fabrics on the wall behind...
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Elegant kimono, smooth white make-up, and that classic demure look —geishaare, by nature, charming. Actually seeing a geisha in Japan is uncommon, but it’s not impossible. And if you are going to see one, Kyoto is your best bet. Here’s our advice for how and where to see geisha...
Get a Kimono For a bit of a dress up opportunity(hello, Instagram),rent a Kimono to walk around the town and temples! We rented ours fromYumeyakata, but there are many rental businesses around Kyoto, check outthis postfor more options. Looking for a photographer to capture the moments? Ch...