When traveling to Japan, many people often visit places recommended by travel agencies, acquaintances, or those that are frequently featured on social media and in tourist guidebooks.
These popular places indeed offer a wealth of attractions and are fantastic destinations we are proud of.
However, due to their fame, they are usually quite crowded, with long queues.
We understand that you want to make the most of your valuable time during your trip to Japan.
We also believe that there are many charming places in Japan that go unnoticed by foreign visitors because they are not as well-known as the famous tourist spots.
We want you to discover these hidden gems.
That’s why we, as a team of kimono dressers and photographers, combine “kimono with photography” to share and offer you the charm of Japan that you might not be aware of.
Our goal is to provide you with a unique and meaningful experience, all in one place, away from the hustle and bustle, in an atmosphere that feels almost exclusive.
This experience at the shrine is just the beginning, and we plan to organize and introduce more “kimono with photography” experiences in other attractive locations in the future.
Maiko 〈 Photographer 〉
Hi！ I am Maiko.
Thank you for your interest.
I am a family and wedding photographer besed in Tokyo area.
When I go travel,I would love to go to a local supermarket. Anyone agree with me?
That way I can feel local people’s lives. Needless to say I love to interact with the locals!!
I hope our offer would be more than a souvenir for you!
Have a wonderful trip and hope to see you soon!!
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Masami 〈 Kimono-dresser 〉
Hi！ I am Masami.
I work by dressing people in kimonos.
If you would like to wear a kimono, I will go all over Japan or even overseas, so if you have any requests, please let me know! When you wear a kimono, you can feel Japanese culture, and I hope you will enjoy it. I’m excited to have the opportunity to meet individuals!!
I hope you enjoy the experience we provide.