Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan｜Popular kimono rental experience (provided by Hanano Kimono)

The experience is good. They will help you to choose the clothes you like and make up your hair. I will recommend it.

The kimono styles are very beautiful, and there are many choices for boys. You can decide on the accessories on the spot. I saw others wearing them on the street, but they are not as beautiful as this one. The CP value is very high

As soon as you enter, the service staff welcome you warmly. There are many styles for girls and they look better. They have hair and no makeup. There are very few styles for boys. You can tie them up and wear them. Moreover, the clothes are very ordinary and not worth it. Girls can highly recommend this option. If you have time, remember to add the OnePlus accessories to make them look better, but each item costs 500 yen. Adding the OnePlus will cost you almost 1500-2000 yen more, but it is worth it for girls.

The store is very conveniently located near Sensoji Temple, and the staff are very polite and kind!

The charges are reasonable, and although there are not many choices of clothes, you can find many good-looking styles. However, because they are relatively cheap, they are mainly self-service, and most of the store staff speak Japanese, especially those who help with dressing and styling. I used Google Translate several times to communicate.

There was a wide variety of yukatas to choose from, so I gave in to the temptation to add more, and I bought different colored obi clasps with my friends, and since I was drinking at home, I chose the Heko obi because I wanted to make it easier. The Heko obi was cute and comfortable, so it was great. However, since it was lunchtime, there were not many people in charge of hair styling, so my first request was an onion, but there was only one onion, and then it was changed to the second braid to save time, which was disappointing. The person on the floor had an onion. There were many types of hair accessories, and it was fun to choose three, and when I matched them with the obi as advised by the person in charge, I was very well received by the people around me. Also, the straps of the sandals are loose, so please try on a few. The white ones were dirty, so I gave up and went for gray.

There was only one person at the counter who spoke English. After checkout, we were only given a process sheet in Chinese. After picking out kimonos, no one guided us where to change. We could only act by feeling and reading the English instructions. After entering the dressing room, we watched what others were doing. Just follow along. There is no separate dressing room. It is super embarrassing when you take off your clothes and change shirts in public.

This was a bad experience and I will not choose this store again. We booked a room for 3 adults and 1 child. There aren't many styles of kimonos here, and they are multiple pieces of the same style. There aren't many choices for boys and children, especially for children, as there are very few styles and sizes, and they are yukata styles instead of kimonos. Girls' jewelry bags need to be purchased on site at an additional cost on the same day. The process was unclear. There were some things I paid extra for, but since no one explained them to me I had no idea which ones I could choose. Finally, after I put them on, I looked back at the model's photo and compared them, only then did I realize they were not given to me. The kimonos were put on hastily, with uneven hems. I saw some children's yukatas with the hems tilted this way and that, but the waiter said it was normal. Boys have to go to the 3rd floor to change clothes separately. My dad and the child went to the 3rd floor alone. Although we may not communicate in the same language, he would not forget to help the child put on underwear, right? The child returned to the 9th floor. When we checked, we saw that the child was not wearing any underwear and his flesh was directly visible. It was such a cold day in early February. Is it correct for him to wear a bathrobe without wearing any underwear? I couldn't understand it, so I took my child back to the girls' changing room and explained the situation. When the waiter saw the exposed flesh, she immediately said, "Isn't it cold like this?" and immediately put on the underwear and the yukata again. I also paid extra money to get a patterned collar for my dad, but in the end the outfit didn't have the patterned collar. If it was because he didn't take the accessories to the third floor, should I have reminded him, right? After all, we paid extra for the matching, and there was no waiter to help us explain when we were choosing the kimono and accessories. We were completely confused. Since there was no help to match them if we didn't take them, I personally think this service is not very reasonable. The girls' hair was also combed a bit casually. Since it was my first time wearing it, I didn't think much of it when my hair was just tied up. But when I walked to the front of Kaminarimon Temple and saw other girls combing their hair, I realized that my hairstyle was tied very casually. There were also very few hair accessories to choose from in the store. After seeing the picture, my friend was also surprised and asked if this was a paid hair combing service? This was a very bad experience. There are many choices at kkday for the same price. I don't recommend this store.

Children can choose only a yukata, not a kimono. Because the children are boys to go to the 3rd floor men's locker room to change clothes, because can not follow in, children can not communicate, finally came out is itself the bottoming clothes all removed, just wearing a thin cut yukata, outside the temperature 4-5 degrees, the whole experience is very bad.