- Overview
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- * Close to Yasaka Pagoda, Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, this is a great location for sightseeing in Kyoto.
- * A wide variety of kimonos with seasonal designs
- * Experienced staff will be in charge of dressing and hair styling
- * Foreign language speaking staff also available
- What to expect
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The Yasaka area of Kyoto has many charming places that are perfect for sightseeing in a kimono. Below, we have compiled a list of things to see when sightseeing in a kimono. # Yasaka Shrine This shrine enshrines the main deity of the Gion Festival and is a popular spot for locals and tourists. Strolling around the grounds: Walking around the grounds in a kimono enhances the Japanese atmosphere. ## Kiyomizu-dera Temple This temple is registered as a World Heritage Site and offers views of the four seasons. The view from the stage of Kiyomizu is particularly spectacular. ## Yasaka Koshin-do Koshin-do is famous for its colorful "tied monkeys". It is perfect for taking photos in a kimono. ## Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka The stone-paved slope that stretches from Kiyomizu-dera Temple to Yasaka Pagoda. Traditional buildings: Traditional townhouses line the streets, and you can enjoy Japanese sweets and souvenirs in a charming street that looks great in a kimono. ## Maruyama Park The vast Maruyama Park adjacent to
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