Shikoku Kimono Rental Experience: Wandering in Ritsurin Garden｜Japan

It was my first kimono experience and the overall experience was great!

The experience of wearing a kimono for the first time is very good! It made me understand Japanese clothing culture, it turns out to be so detailed. The aunt who helped us put on the kimono was very attentive and considerate, dressing us up according to the guests' wishes. Wearing a kimono and strolling through Ritsurin Park is particularly affectionate. I highly recommend this experience to other guests for consideration! The only drawback is that there are no men's clothes, so male guests who are traveling with them cannot participate together.

There were two very friendly aunties who helped me try on the kimonos. The kimonos on site were more beautiful than I imagined. Moreover, the weather was very cold and there were scarves and shawls to match. They also did simple hair and makeup. The overall experience was very friendly💖

Although there are not many styles, the kimonos are of good quality and the staff are very kind.

It's really a good opportunity to wear a kimono and take photos in Shikoku, and there aren't too many people. I recommend it to others. You can try it if you have the chance. The only drawback is to pay attention to the return time because the garden is very large.

It's really a good opportunity to wear a kimono and take photos in Shikoku, and there aren't too many people. I recommend it to others. You can try it if you have the chance. The only drawback is to pay attention to the return time because the garden is very large.

The place where I wore it was the "Garden Pavilion". There were about thirty styles, which was not a lot, but the styles were pretty good. Prices include a simple braided headpiece, handbag and fur shawl (early February), two hours! You need to pay for the entrance ticket to Ritsurin Garden yourself.

Wearing a kimono in Kuribayashi Park was good for photos, and they were more than ample time and very nice.

The gentle shop assistant will help you choose the clothes and accessories you like, and provide you with a simple hairstyle and makeup. After you finish dressing, you can freely go sightseeing and take photos, and then return the clothes in 2 hours.

Ritsurin Park has different scenery throughout the seasons, and it’s great to take photos with kimonos. The staff who help you change into kimonos are very attentive, and there are many styles of kimonos to choose from. If the weather is cold, the staff will also provide shawls and other items to keep you warm.