[Tokyo] Tokyo Asakusa Fashion Kimono Rental - Kimono experience open until 22:00

• * Easy access from Asakusa Station/Convenient transportation to Kaminarimon and Sensoji Temple
• Located in the heart of Tokyo's most historic tourist spot, "Asakusa", it is a 5-minute walk to Tokyo Skytree. It is a unique experience to stroll around the streets in a kimono.
• * You can choose to return it on the same day or the next day
• You can choose flexibly according to your schedule. It is open until 22:00 at night, making it the latest kimono rental store in Asakusa.
• * More than 600 sets of rich and diverse kimonos to choose from
• From traditional Japanese patterns, retro and modern styles, to seasonal designs, there is everything. There are also large sizes, so you can easily find the one that suits you.
• * Complete styling with hair styling, accessories, and professional makeup services
• Professional staff carefully provide dressing and hair styling services, and accessories such as sandals, handbags, and hair accessories are all available. This store is also a professional makeup store, and you can create t

* "Fashion Kimono Rental Asakusa" is committed to providing a kimono experience that combines traditional beauty with modern fashion, making you feel like you are part of the historic district of Asakusa. * Open until 22:00 at night, it is the latest kimono rental store in Asakusa. * Choose the most suitable style from more than 600 sets of kimonos with experienced staff who will carefully provide you with full-service services such as dressing and hairstyle, making your trip extra special. * Many photo spots such as Sensō-ji Temple, Kaminarimon, Nakamise-dori, and Tokyo Skytree are within walking distance. It is an unforgettable experience for overseas tourists to experience traditional Japanese culture while capturing beautiful moments. * Even if you don't understand Japanese, don't worry, there are staff who can speak English, Chinese, and Korean to provide you with considerate service. * Welcome to Asakusa and experience the "real Japan" for yourself.