[Kyoto] Kyoto Cat-Themed Kimono Experience

• A variety of cute and detailed cat-patterned kimonos, whether Japanese cute style or Japanese and Western elegant styles, can show a unique temperament
• All rental plans include kimonos, belts, sandals, handbags and other accessories, and simple styling and hair design, so you can experience it with peace of mind without extra preparation
• Summer special offers, you can choose to return clothes before 9 pm or the next morning, and you can also choose designated wearing and return locations, which is flexible to match your schedule
• The store is located in Sakyo Ward, avoiding crowded tourist hotspots, and the environment is leisurely and quiet
• Near Shimogamo Shrine, Kamogawa Delta Park, Demachiyanagi Stepping Stones, Former Mitsui Family Shimogamo Villa, Philosopher's Path and Ginkaku-ji Temple and other well-known but not crowded attractions, suitable for wearing kimonos to take a leisurely walk, check in and take photos, and take photos, and feel the unique atmosphere of Kyoto's daily life and nature
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Welcome to Sakyo Ward, Kyoto! Ichi-Ichiya Kimono offers a unique cat-themed kimono experience. We have carefully selected a wide range of kimono designs inspired by "cats," combining traditional Japanese aesthetics with cute elements, allowing you to showcase a distinctive style while exploring the ancient capital. On the day of your experience, you can choose your favorite kimono from dozens of styles, and our staff will assist you with dressing and coordination, including basic accessories such as obi belts, zori sandals, and handbags. If needed, we also offer simple hairstyling to complete your overall look. You can also purchase upgraded accessories on-site, such as hair ornaments, accessories, and haori jackets, to create your own unique kimono style. After dressing in your kimono, you are free to visit nearby photo spots, such as the Philosopher's Path, Shimogamo Shrine, Demachiyanagi stepping stones, and the Old Mitsui Family Villa, avoiding the crowds and experiencing the tranquility and poetry of K