Enjoy a home kimono dressing experience at a private lodging

◆ Reservations are available for 2 people, starting from ¥10,000.  (The price is the same even for a single person.)  The price is ¥15,000 for 3 people and ¥20,000 for 4 people. ◆ You can experience traditional Japanese life, from the kimono dressing process to basic etiquette (posture and demeanor). ◆ After the experience, you are welcome to take photos at your leisure or stroll around Himeji Castle while wearing the kimono.

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What you’ll do

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Where we’ll meet

Kimono Hotel Himeji
670-0901, Hyogo, Himeji, Japan

About me

I run the private lodging facility Kimono Hotel Himeji in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture, and have welcomed guests from Japan and abroad. Through running the inn, we have often received questions about Japanese life, etiquette, seasonal events, and kimono culture, and we have gained experience in sharing aspects of Japanese culture that are part of everyday life. In this experience, my mother, who has worked in the beauty industry for over 10 years, will take the lead in demonstrating the basic kimono dressing techniques passed down in our family. As her assistant, I will provide support to ensure that even first-time participants can enjoy the experience with confidence. Rather than holding a formal class, we prioritize allowing guests to experience kimonos as part of everyday culture within the actual space of the inn.
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Things to know

Guest requirements

Guests aged 18 and over can attend, up to 4 guests in total.

Accessibility

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Cancellation policy

Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund.

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What you’ll do

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, from 1 review

Average rating will appear after 3 reviews.

Where we’ll meet

Kimono Hotel Himeji
670-0901, Hyogo, Himeji, Japan

About me

I run the private lodging facility Kimono Hotel Himeji in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture, and have welcomed guests from Japan and abroad. Through running the inn, we have often received questions about Japanese life, etiquette, seasonal events, and kimono culture, and we have gained experience in sharing aspects of Japanese culture that are part of everyday life. In this experience, my mother, who has worked in the beauty industry for over 10 years, will take the lead in demonstrating the basic kimono dressing techniques passed down in our family. As her assistant, I will provide support to ensure that even first-time participants can enjoy the experience with confidence. Rather than holding a formal class, we prioritize allowing guests to experience kimonos as part of everyday culture within the actual space of the inn.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.

Enjoy a home kimono dressing experience at a private lodging

◆ Reservations are available for 2 people, starting from ¥10,000.  (The price is the same even for a single person.)  The price is ¥15,000 for 3 people and ¥20,000 for 4 people. ◆ You can experience traditional Japanese life, from the kimono dressing process to basic etiquette (posture and demeanor). ◆ After the experience, you are welcome to take photos at your leisure or stroll around Himeji Castle while wearing the kimono.

Automatically translated

Listing highlights

Things to know

Guest requirements

Guests aged 18 and over can attend, up to 4 guests in total.

Accessibility

Message your host for details. Learn more

Cancellation policy

Cancel at least 1 day before the start time for a full refund.

Cultural tours with knowledgeable hosts

Cultural tours are led by authors, historians and other hosts who showcase what makes the city unique.
See an issue?