[Special Discount] Kimono Dressing Experience in Hiroshima: Available for 6,600 yen *Discounted from 8,000 yen
I recommended for women who want to try wearing a kimono!
At Kimono Hana near the Hiroshima Museum of Art and Hiroshima Gate Park, you can enjoy a kimono dressing experience. Select your favorite kimono for a free rental and experience the art of kimono dressing under the guidance of a skilled instructor. (You may want to use an extension to translate pages in Japanese.)
Whether you want to go to lunch with friends in a kimono, explore art museums, or enjoy sake rice wine in traditional attire, Kimono Hana has you covered!
Consider donning kimonos with friends or family and visiting iconic Hiroshima attractions like Hiroshima Castle and the renowned Japanese garden Shukkeien.
Readers of My Remote Concierge in Setouchi will receive an exclusive discount on the following dates (you experience the event for 6,600 yen, rather than the usual 8,000 yen)! Feel free to drop by the store before 12:30 p.m. on event dates. Choose your preferred kimono and obi belt on the spot. No need to bring anything to enjoy this carefree experience because all necessary items for your dressing are provided!
- Fee: 8,000 yen > 6,600 yen *Limited-time sales
- Event Dates: 8:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m., December 21–22, January 18–19, and February 15–16
- Payment: Cash payments accepted
- Duration: 30 minutes (dressing)
- Activity: Kimono dressing at Kimono Hana, followed by free exploration around Hiroshima. Please return your kimono to the store by 5:00 p.m. the same day.
- Note: Up to three participants per group (a maximum of seven participants per day)
- Available rental kimono:
- For Women
- Sizes: Height (140-170 cm)/waist (up to 110 cm)
- Zori footwear: 22-26 cm
- Meeting Point: Kimono Hana, Room 1011
*Please arrive directly at the store by 12:30 p.m.
(You may want to use an extension to translate pages in Japanese.)
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