6 Best Kimono Experiences in Shibuya

Shibuya’s kimono options are less temple-and-lantern than Asakusa’s: a kimono-clad go-kart run through the night traffic, a pro photo shoot on the streets, or a guided walk through Meiji Shrine’s forest dressed for the part. The shrine walk is the one I’d do.

3.Official Tokyo Shibuya : KIMONO Dressed EV-Go Kart Activity Tour

Experience Tokyo in a unique way by wearing a kimono and driving a Toyota EV-Go Kart through iconic and hidden city sights. Fun, cultural, and memorable.

★ 5.0

“Mikey, Kazu & Ide helped me a lot. Very supportive and thought me every steps in detail. Tour is very educational and exciting. Had a lot of fun and most probably, will do it again next time.”

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4.:Tokyo,Shibuya /Meiji Shrine tour in KIMONO/English-friendly

Explore Tokyo’s Meiji Shrine in traditional kimono attire with an English-speaking guide. Authentic, informative, and perfect for cultural enthusiasts.

★ 5.0

“Had a great experience. The ladies were so nice and accommodating, good selection of kimonos. The Shinto shrine is a short walk nearby and so pretty for the pictures. One important detail, their pad is located in the apartment bldg, 4th floor.”

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5.Pro Photo Shoot in Harajuku/Shibuya Wearing a Kimono

Glimpse into the captivating fusion of tradition and modernity as you embark on a pro photo shoot in Harajuku/Shibuya wearing a kimono, where cultural heritage meets cutting-edge creativity.

★ 5.0

“I am so happy that I surprised my wife with the Kimono photoshoot The photographer spent time fixing her hair, helping her select the kimono and then selecting great sites to shoot the pictures The pictures came out fantastic and my wife was very happy…”

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6.Tokyo, Shibuya: Meiji Shrine Tour in KIMONO / English-friendly

Lose yourself in the serene beauty of Meiji Shrine as you explore its rich cultural heritage dressed in a stunning kimono on this captivating tour.

★ 5.0

“You first choose from a collection of kimonos, geta, & obi. They help you get dressed (privately & professionally) and for a small extra fee they offer ladies hairstyles. Then you walk a short distance to Meiji shrine where you go on a guided touRead…”

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