Exploring the vibrant cultural tapestry of Tokyo just got more captivating. The Private Kimono Photo Tour offers an immersive experience, allowing visitors to don traditional Japanese attire and capture stunning moments in picturesque settings. With a professional photographer by your side, you’ll create lasting memories that transcend the ordinary. Whether you’re seeking an enriching cultural adventure or simply yearning to learn about the timeless elegance of the kimono, this tour promises a truly unforgettable journey.
- Key Points
- Tour Overview
- Inclusions
- Meeting and Pickup
- Availability
- Additional Information
- Customer Reviews
- Booking and Pricing
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I Bring My Own Kimono to the Photo Shoot?
- How Much Time Will Be Spent at Each Photo Location?
- Can I Request Specific Poses or Photo Styles?
- Is the Photographer Able to Speak English Fluently?
- Can I Purchase Additional Photo Packages After the Tour?
- The Sum Up
- More Tour Reviews in Tokyo
- Still browsing? Here are more Tokyo experiences we've covered recently
Key Points

- A private 3-hour kimono photo tour in Tokyo that includes a professional photographer and 20 high-resolution edited photos.
- Transportation with pickup and drop-off at Keisei Hikifune Station, but not wheelchair accessible and limited kimono sizes available.
- Diverse selection of kimonos and accessories for ladies and men, with optional hair and makeup services.
- Tour operates daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, subject to availability, with confirmation within 48 hours of booking.
- Non-refundable tour with personalized experience and positive reviews regarding the photographers’ professionalism and friendliness.
Tour Overview

The Private Kimono Photo Tour in Tokyo offers a 3-hour private session at various locations around the city.
The tour costs from $147.80 per person and includes a professional photographer, 20 high-resolution edited images, ladies’ and men’s kimonos, and accessories.
Transportation is provided, with pickup and drop-off at Keisei Hikifune Station. The tour operates daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, subject to availability.
However, it’s not wheelchair accessible, and only registered participants are allowed.
Plus, plus-size kimonos over 110 cm hip size aren’t available, and the tour is non-refundable.
Want to capture more memories? Check out these other photo experiences we've covered in Tokyo
Inclusions

The Private Kimono Photo Tour in Tokyo provides a comprehensive package of inclusions to ensure an authentic and memorable experience. Participants will be accompanied by a professional photographer, receive 20 high-resolution edited images, and have access to a variety of ladies’ and men’s kimono, as well as kimono accessories. For an additional fee, hair and makeup services are available.
| Inclusions | Details |
|---|---|
| Photographer | Professional, experienced |
| Photos | 20 high-resolution, edited images |
| Kimono | Ladies’ and men’s, diverse selection |
| Accessories | Zori sandals, Geta sandals, hair accessories, kimono bag |
| Hair and Makeup | Available by order, additional fee |
Transportation to and from the meeting point is also included, making the experience seamless and convenient for participants.
Meeting and Pickup

Participants meet at Keisei Hikifune Station in Tokyo, where the photographer picks them up at the station exit.
The activity ends back at the same meeting point.
The tour is available 7 days a week, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, subject to availability.
Confirmation is received within 48 hours of booking.
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible but is located near public transportation.
Only registered participants are allowed; no extra individuals are permitted.
Availability

This tour is available 7 days a week, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, subject to availability.
The operating hours are from 9/1/2024 to 8/31/2025. Customers will receive confirmation within 48 hours, pending availability.
This private kimono photo tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s located near public transportation.
Only registered participants are allowed; no extra individuals are permitted.
It’s important to note that plus-size kimonos over 110 cm hip size aren’t available.
Additional Information

It’s important to note that this private kimono photo tour isn’t wheelchair accessible. The tour takes place near public transportation, though, making it easily accessible for most visitors.
Only registered participants are allowed; no extra individuals are permitted. This policy ensures a personalized experience.
It’s worth mentioning that plus-size kimonos over 110 cm hip size aren’t available.
Lastly, the tour is non-refundable, and there are no refunds for cancellations.
Prefer keeping things personal? Here are more private experiences we've reviewed in Tokyo
- Tokyo Private Tour : Eat & Shop in Tsukiji Fish Market
- Tokyo: Golden Gai Private Bar Hopping Tour in Shinjuku
- Tokyo: Winter Illuminations Private Tour With a Local
- Tokyo: Private & Personalized Walking Tours With Local Guide
- Enoshima Island: Private Walking Tours With Local Guide
- Yokohama: Private & Personalized Tours With Local Guide
Customer Reviews

The available customer reviews for this private kimono photo tour in Tokyo emphasize the professionalism and friendliness of the photographers, Ronski and Hiroko.
Reviewers praise the authentic experience, with high-quality silk kimonos and personalized dressing.
The variety of picturesque locations, including temples and historic architecture, creates an unforgettable photo session.
Tourists are encouraged to embrace the kimono experience without shyness, as locals are complimentary.
Booking and Pricing

Although the Private Kimono Photo Tour in Tokyo has a minimum of 3 hours, customers can book sessions longer than that if desired.
The tour starts at $147.80 per person, with prices varying based on the duration and number of participants.
Bookings can be made for Monday through Sunday, from 9 AM to 5 PM, subject to availability. Confirmation is received within 48 hours.
The tour is non-refundable, and no extra individuals are allowed.
Customers should note that the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible and that plus-size kimonos over 110 cm hip size aren’t available.
Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Kimono to the Photo Shoot?
According to the tour overview, participants can only use the kimonos provided by the tour. The tour doesn’t allow guests to bring their own kimonos for the photo shoot. The provided kimonos and accessories are part of the tour’s inclusions.
How Much Time Will Be Spent at Each Photo Location?
The tour itinerary doesn’t specify the exact time spent at each location, as it’s a private session tailored to the participants’ preferences. However, the photographer will aim to maximize the photo opportunities at various picturesque spots around Tokyo during the 3-hour session.
Can I Request Specific Poses or Photo Styles?
Guests can request specific poses or photo styles during the session. The professional photographer will work closely with you to capture the images you desire, ensuring a personalized and memorable experience.
Is the Photographer Able to Speak English Fluently?
The photographer is fluent in English, allowing seamless communication to discuss and capture desired poses and photo styles throughout the 3-hour session. Participants can feel confident in expressing their preferences.
Can I Purchase Additional Photo Packages After the Tour?
Yes, guests can purchase additional photo packages after the tour. The photographer offers a variety of digital photo packages that can be selected and paid for at the end of the experience.
The Sum Up
The Private Kimono Photo Tour in Tokyo offers a unique opportunity to take in Japanese culture. With a professional photographer capturing stunning moments, you’ll receive 20 high-resolution edited images to cherish. Conveniently located near Keisei Hikifune Station, the tour runs daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, providing an enchanting and memorable experience in a picturesque setting.
More Tour Reviews in Tokyo
- Tokyo: Asakusa & Kanda Myojin & Ueno Guided Tour
- Kid-Friendly Sushi Making Class in Tokyo (English-Led)
- Tokyo: Mt. Fuji, Owakudani, Hakone Shrine, & Open-Air Museum
- From CalgaryColumbia Icefield, Peyto & Bow Lakes Day Trip
- From Tokyo: Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka 3-Day Guided Tour
- Tokyo Omotesando Original Perfume Making Experience/Workshop
Still browsing? Here are more Tokyo experiences we've covered recently
- Tokyo: Asakusa & Kanda Myojin & Ueno Guided Tour
- Kid-Friendly Sushi Making Class in Tokyo (English-Led)
- Tokyo: Mt. Fuji, Owakudani, Hakone Shrine, & Open-Air Museum
- From CalgaryColumbia Icefield, Peyto & Bow Lakes Day Trip
- From Tokyo: Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka 3-Day Guided Tour
- Tokyo Omotesando Original Perfume Making Experience/Workshop
- Tokyo: Giant Robot Ingram Factory Tour
- Tokyo: Robot Piloting Attraction Ticket
- From Tokyo: Private Nikko World Heritage Sights Day Trip
- From Tokyo : Mount Fuji Private Day Tour with English Driver
- Akihabara PopCulture Tour with Maid Cafe and UFO Catcher Fun
- From Tokyo:Mount Fuji Private Customizable Tour With English
