Studio Kimono Photo offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in Japan’s rich cultural heritage. Situated in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo, the studio provides an array of traditional attire, from kimonos to samurai costumes, for a personalized photoshoot experience. Assisted by skilled dressers, participants can capture the elegance of their chosen outfit and depart with a unique souvenir – a memory card filled with their cherished photos. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time explorer, this experience promises to transport you to the captivating world of Japanese tradition. Discover the intricacies that lie within…
Key Points
- Offers a unique opportunity to dress up in traditional Japanese kimono, hakama, or samurai costume for a private photoshoot session.
- Located in the vibrant Asakusa neighborhood of Tokyo, with easy access to public transportation.
- Includes assistance from a kimono dresser and professional photographers to capture the elegance of the traditional attire.
- Participants receive an SD card containing the photos taken during the photoshoot session.
- Suitable for individuals or small groups, with a maximum of 5 people per booking to ensure personalized attention.
Overview of the Experience
The studio’s kimono photoshoot experience offers visitors a chance to enjoy traditional Japanese culture, with a choice of kimono, hakama, or samurai costume for their private photoshoot session.
Located in the vibrant Asakusa neighborhood of Tokyo, the experience has garnered 19 positive reviews.
After being dressed by a studio assistant, guests will enjoy a private photoshoot session, capturing a variety of shots. The session concludes with the participant receiving an SD card containing their photos to take home.
The experience isn’t wheelchair accessible but is stroller-friendly and located near public transportation, making it easily accessible for most visitors.
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Included in the Package
The studio’s kimono photoshoot package includes a choice of traditional Japanese garments, such as a kimono, hakama (traditional pants), or samurai costume, for the private photoshoot session. It also provides a kimono dresser to assist participants in getting into their chosen attire. At the end of the session, guests receive an SD card containing the photos captured during the experience.
What’s Included | Details |
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Garment Choices | Kimono, Hakama, Samurai Costume |
Photoshoot Session | Private session |
Kimono Dresser | Assistance with getting dressed |
Photo Delivery | SD card with photos |
Meeting Point and Pickup
Participants meet at the Hanakawado area in Taito City, Tokyo, and the experience ends at the same location.
The studio provides clear directions to the meeting point, making it easy for customers to find.
Once gathered, the group is escorted to the studio, where they’ll be assisted with donning their chosen garments.
After the photoshoot, customers depart with their SD card containing the photos, ready to cherish the memories of their traditional Japanese attire experience.
The convenient meeting and pickup location ensures a seamless transition, allowing participants to fully enjoy the cultural adventure without hassle.
What to Expect During the Photoshoot
Upon arrival, studio assistants help customers don their chosen garments, whether it’s a traditional Japanese kimono, hakama (pants), or samurai costume.
Customers then enjoy a private photoshoot session, where they can strike a variety of poses to capture the essence of their chosen attire. The studio’s skilled photographers guide participants through the session, ensuring they get a range of shots that showcase the elegance and beauty of the traditional Japanese garments.
From formal poses to more playful and dynamic shots, the photoshoot session allows customers to fully enjoy the cultural experience. Afterward, customers depart with a SD card containing their memorable photos, ready to share their unique Studio Kimono Photo experience.
Additional Details and Considerations
Customers typically receive confirmation of their booking within 48 hours, subject to availability. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the maximum group size is 5 people per booking.
The studio isn’t wheelchair accessible but does accommodate strollers. It’s conveniently located near public transportation, though the experience isn’t recommended for those with certain medical conditions.
The studio offers a private photoshoot experience, allowing guests to fully enjoy the traditional Japanese culture. With the assistance of a dedicated kimono dresser, guests can choose from a variety of kimono, hakama, or samurai costumes. At the end of the session, participants depart with an SD card containing the memorable photographs captured during their photoshoot.
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Confirmation and Availability
The studio typically confirms bookings within 48 hours, subject to availability.
This means customers can expect to hear back from the studio in a timely manner regarding the status of their reservation.
The studio’s photoshoot experiences are popular, so it’s important to note that availability can be limited, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Customers are encouraged to book their experiences as far in advance as possible to secure their preferred date and time slot.
Once a booking is confirmed, customers can rest assured that the studio has set aside the necessary resources to provide them with an exceptional and memorable photo session in traditional Japanese attire.
Accessibility and Transportation
The studio’s location in the Asakusa neighborhood of Tokyo is readily accessible via public transportation, as it’s situated near several subway and train stations. Customers can reach the meeting point at Hanakawado with ease, though the studio itself isn’t wheelchair accessible.
Strollers, on the other hand, are permitted, making it a suitable option for families with young children.
The studio’s accessibility features include:
- Near public transportation hubs
- Stroller-friendly environment
- Convenient meeting point at Hanakawado
- Not suitable for those with certain medical conditions
- Maximum group size of 5 people per booking
Group Booking Capacity
A key consideration for those interested in the Studio Kimono Photo experience is the group booking capacity, which is limited to a maximum of 5 people per session. This ensures an intimate and personalized photoshoot experience for each group. The table below provides additional details on the group booking capacity:
Booking Size | Capacity |
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Individual | 1 person |
Small Group | 2-5 people |
Large Group | Not Offered |
This group size restriction allows the studio staff to provide dedicated attention and assistance to each participant, ensuring they receive a tailored and memorable photoshoot experience. Guests should keep this in mind when planning their visit to the Studio Kimono Photo experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Kimono or Costume for the Photoshoot?
The photoshoot experience generally requires wearing the studio’s provided kimono or costume. Bringing one’s own garment isn’t mentioned in the details, so it’s likely not allowed. To confirm, it’s best to check with the studio directly.
Do I Need to Bring Any Specific Props or Accessories?
The experience does not require any specific props or accessories. Participants simply need to show up prepared to be dressed in the chosen kimono or costume, and the studio staff will handle the rest of the photoshoot setup.
Is There an Option to Have a Professional Photographer Take the Photos?
Yes, Studio Kimono Photo offers the option to have a professional photographer take the photos during the photoshoot session. This service is included in the overall experience, providing high-quality images on an SD card for guests to take home.
Can I Request Specific Poses or Themes for the Photoshoot?
Customers can request specific poses or themes for the photoshoot. The studio staff will work with them to capture the desired shots during the private session, ensuring they get the photos they want.
Is There a Way to Purchase Additional or Higher-Quality Photos After the Session?
Yes, customers can typically purchase additional or higher-quality photos after the photoshoot session. Many studios offer print packages or digital downloads for this purpose, allowing customers to get more of the photos they love.
Recap
Studio Kimono Photo offers a unique opportunity to take in traditional Japanese culture.
Visitors can choose from a variety of kimono, hakama, or samurai costumes and capture the elegance of their chosen attire through a guided photoshoot.
With the photos provided on an SD card, customers depart with a memorable souvenir from their cultural exploration.
The experience is conveniently located and accessible to a wide range of visitors, including those with strollers.
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