[Ryusou/city walking plan] Naha, Okinawa | Walk in Okinawa's traditional costume "Ryuso"

The shop owner is very professional and has beautiful hair. He will also help you take photos, teach you how to pose for your posts, and help you match your clothes and hairstyle. The process is smooth and it is a very pleasant experience.

The shop owner is very nice. After I change, he will help me take photos in the shop. The hairstyle and clothes match well. I can wear them to take photos at Namami Palace. The photos are super beautiful and my daughter is very happy.

The proprietress was very attentive and took the initiative to take a lot of photos for us and teach us how to pose. The price includes setting our hair and wearing traditional Okinawan clothes. The lady boss also asked us where we would go next and taught us how easy it would be to pick up a taxi at the door of FamilyMart.

The clothes were beautiful. Some people asked to take pictures along the way. It was such a special experience. Wearing clogs for less than two hours was a good test of my physical strength. In the end, I took a car to return the clothes🤣

I just searched for this experience on this app a few days before I left for Okinawa. I saw good reviews and the price was not too expensive, so I went to try the store. The whole experience was pretty good. It is very close to Kokusai Street. You can find it if you are a dog. We had to go up the outdoor stairs on the second floor with two friends. The proprietress greeted us alone. Although the proprietress didn't speak Chinese and we didn't speak Japanese very well, there was no problem with simple communication (we couldn't understand). The Japanese boss lady can express it in English, body language or translation) After we selected the clothes, another clerk came, and it happened that the boss lady and the clerk only served one person (the store did not feel like a personal studio, and the number of customers at that time was It was just my friend and I) I did my hair first and then put on makeup. The makeup and hair were done very quickly. There was no big problem with the makeup. However, I personally have quite heavy dark circles and it didn’t cover up much. However, Japanese makeup seems to emphasize a clear look. It’s translucent, and it’s understandable that the makeup didn’t take too long and wasn’t handled too carefully. After the makeup and hair were done, I went to change clothes. After putting on the clothes, I will give you a bag and shoes. You can take your passport, wallet, mobile phone, etc. to go out for a walk. Come back after three hours, and the clothes and other things you changed will be kept in the store (the time to make up, hair, and get dressed is about one hour). After you come back, the boss lady will use the customer's mobile phone to help take pictures for about five minutes (there is a small photography in the store space), and then change back into your own clothes. After taking off the hair accessories, you can leave your hair without removing it or ask the boss lady to remove it. My friend and I went back with our hairstyles on without removing them. In conclusion, it is a simple experience and the process is quite fast. But what you should be aware of is that you may receive an email from the landlady after making a reservation. I received an email asking me if the reservation time could be advanced half an hour because the original time period was relatively busy and there was an earthquake in Taiwan and a tsunami in Okinawa that day. Warning, the boss lady is very concerned about Taiwan and asked us not to go to the beach. Thank you very much.

The proprietress is the only one in the store who takes care of everything from dressing, makeup, and taking photos, but she handles all steps carefully. If my eyebrows were painted too much, she even offered to wipe them off for me, just like a mother dressing up her daughter! And it’s very fast, so you can be out the door in no time. The Ryukyu costumes are very eye-catching, and I recommend this experience to friends who are here for the first time.

Ryukyu costumes come in many colors, and are very special and beautiful (in addition to Ryukyu, there are actually traditional kimonos to choose from); the prop room has many props that can be used for indoor photography for free; although the shop owner can only speak Japanese, she is very nice Friendly, he also took the initiative to help with the shooting in the prop room. He was very skilled in shooting gestures and helped take a lot of photos very quickly. For the price, it was super worth it...

The landlady is very kind, enthusiastic and attentive. Highly recommended.

There is a photo room in the store, and there are many cute props for taking photos. The owner is very friendly and patient, and does not rush customers. The price is reasonable, and it is definitely worth coming.

The proprietress will take the initiative to help the guests take photos with their mobile phones, and will also guide them on how to pose. She will not take photos of the guests herself, and there will be no extra charge.