Japanese Oiran Dress Up Experience in Kyoto

Feel like a lord or lady of the past as you stroll around a historic Japanese garden dressed in a colorful kimono! Founded in 1692, the Suizenji Jojuen in Kumamoto city is renowned for its stunning selection of Japanese landmarks in miniature, including Tokyo’s Nihonbashi bridge, Lake Biwa, and other scenes from historic Edo-era post stations.

Choose from over 150 designs, from traditional Japanese prints to more contemporary patterns, and be assisted by a professional kimono dresser. Clad in a kimono of your choice complete with socks, a traditional purse, and a Kumamon fan, discover the serene garden in a fun and traditional way. Visit the Kumamoto Castle, take amazing photos on the stone bridges that date back to the Meiji era (1868–1912), the iconic Izumi Shrine, and so much more. End your one-of-a-kind experience at the Kokindenju no Ma, a 400-year-old building with a thatched roof. The view overlooking the pond, framing the best of the entire garden, can be enjoyed here with a cup of green tea.

Includes

• Kimono rental
• Socks, a traditional purse, and a Kumaon fan
• Assistance by a professional kimono dresser
• Suizenji Jojuen admission ticket
• In-store photoshoot (2 photos and data)

Excludes

• Transportation
• Hair decoration (available at an additional cost)
  
• Meals and beverages
• Travel insurance and immunizations
• Other personal expenses
  

Please Note

• Please wear a face mask in public areas and follow other COVID-19 safety protocols.