Kimono rental near Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto | Choose from additional options such as tea ceremony & matcha making, makeup, and photo shoots | Aiwafuku Kiyomizu Main Store

Aiwa Kimono Kyoto Kimono Rental - 10 Years of Experience & 6 Stores in Kyoto

Aiwa Kimono, a popular store with over 100,000 customers in Asakusa for over 10 years, has 6 stores in Kyoto (Kiyomizu Main Store / Kiyomizu / Arashiyama Togetsukyo / Kyoto Station / Gion Shijo / Fushimi Inari). All stores are located near stations and tourist attractions, making it easy for first-timers and repeat customers alike to enjoy the charm of the ancient capital in kimono.

Features of Aiwa Kimono Kiyomizu Main Store

Operated by a Japanese owner with 40 years of experience in the kimono industry.

A plan to enjoy Kyoto culture at once, where you can enjoy authentic kimono and tea ceremony experiences at the same time.

1. Reliable track record: 10 years, 100,000 users, highly rated from all over the world

2. Professional dressing: Difficult to lose shape even after walking all day

3. All-you-can-use hair styling & hair accessories: Staff with beautician licenses will assist you

4. Multilingual support: Japanese, Chinese, and English OK

5. Abundant kimonos: Over 600 types, from classic, gorgeous, to cute

6. Convenient services: Free storage of large suitcases, next-day return and return to other stores are also possible (optional)

Information on Kiyomizu Main Store

As soon as you leave the store, the Yasaka Pagoda spreads out in front of you, and you can enjoy taking pictures with the scenery that symbolizes Kyoto as a background. Popular spots are within walking distance, making it ideal for strolling around in kimono.

Yasaka Shrine: A shrine dedicated to the main deity of the Gion Festival. Strolling through the grounds in kimono is exceptional.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple: A World Heritage Site where you can enjoy the superb view of the four seasons. The view from the stage is a must-see.

Yasaka Koshindo: Famous for its colorful Kukurizaru monkeys. Popular as a photo spot.

Sannen-zaka and Ninen-zaka: You can enjoy Japanese sweets and souvenirs in the quaint townscape with stone-paved slopes and townhouses.

The Yasaka area is a special place where you can feel the history and atmosphere of Kyoto. If you walk around in an Aiwa Kimono kimono, you can enjoy a day where every shot is photogenic.