Kimono rental in Kyoto: Kimono Rental ‘Yume Kyoto’ Kodaiji Store near Kiyomizu Temple.

Kyoto Kimono Rental Yume Kyoto Kodaiji Store

3 reasons why Yume Kyoto is chosen.

Reason

Point1

Collaboration plans with popular experiences such as rickshaw rides, pottery, and tea ceremony (Sado)!

人力車・陶芸・茶道体験

Yume Kyoto Kodaiji Store offers a wide variety of special plans that combine popular Kyoto experiences such as Ebisuya's "Rickshaw," Zuikogama's "Ceramic Art Experience," and Nagomi's "Tea Ceremony (Sado) Experience" with our kimono rental services. It is sure to be a memorable sightseeing tour of Kyoto! Highly recommended!

Point2

You can enjoy sightseeing without worrying about time and luggage!

時間や荷物を気にせず観光を楽しめる!

At Yume Kyoto, we offer "hotel return" and "other store return" services, where you can leave your luggage at our site before sightseeing and return your kimono at your hotel after sightseeing, so you can enjoy sightseeing at your leisure without having to travel to return it and without worrying about time.

Point3

10 min. walk to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which is a popular tourist spot!

観光スポットで人気の清水寺まで徒歩5分!

Yume Kyoto Kodaiji Store offers easy access to various sightseeing spots: 1 minute walk to Kodaiji Temple, 10 min. walk to Kiyomizu Temple, 5 min. walk to Ryoma's grave, and 10 min. walk to Gion. You can visit many sightseeing spots within walking distance after getting dressed.

Kimono Rental Plan

女性着物レンタルプラン

アイコンKimono Rental Plan for Women

3,300 yen

Kimono rental (dressing) includes all necessary kimono, obi, bag, and zori. Rental time is unlimited from 9:00 to 18:00 on the same day. You can find the perfect kimono for you from our wide variety of kimonos!

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男性着物レンタルプラン

アイコンKimono Rental Plan for Men

5,500 yen

Kimonos ranging from 150 cm to 190 cm are available. Kimono, obi, zori, and haori are all included in the set. *Tabi socks are included in the course.

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アイコンRental Plan for Kids

4,400 yen

How about a kimono experience with your family to commemorate your trip? Various sizes from 80cm to 140cm are available for both boys and girls. *Available for children up to 12 years old.

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アイコンCouple Plan

8,800 yen

This plan is recommended for couples and married couples! Why don't you create a special memory that is uniquely Kyoto-like? You can also enjoy the time spent together choosing kimonos for each other. It is sure to be a special time!

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Yume Kyoto Recommended Plan

Recommend plan

はんなりプラン高台寺限定

“Hannari” Plan

6,600yen

The Hannari Plan, available only at the Kodaiji Store, features a slightly retro kimono recommended by our staff, tied with a Nagoya obi and an o-taiko knot to make the kimono look even cuter. This plan is recommended for those who love kimonos and want to enjoy them more.

おすすめ!

Hotel Return Plan

1,650yen

Rented kimonos can be returned at the front desk of your accommodation. Your clothes and luggage, which you leave at our site, will be delivered to the front desk of your accommodation by 8:00 p.m. on the same day. You can relax and enjoy sightseeing without worrying about time.

茶道プランおすすめ!

Rickshaw × Kimono Plan

9,900yen

This is a collaboration plan between Yume Kyoto Kimono Rental and Ebisuya's rickshaw. This is a special plan in which you change into a kimono and take a rickshaw to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Gion, and other popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto Higashiyama area. This plan is sure to be a great way to enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto! This is our most popular plan!

茶道プランおすすめ!

         

Tea Ceremony × Kimono Plan

4,400yen+ Tea ceremony fee

We offer a collaboration plan with Nagomi, a tea ceremony experience! For those who want to enjoy both Kimono and Matcha experience, please take advantage of this plan to make your visit to Kyoto memorable. *English is also available.

Nearby recommended spots

Kodaiji Temple 3 min. walk

Kodaiji Temple 3 min. walk

Known affectionately as “Nene’s Temple,” Kodaiji Temple was built by Hideyoshi Toyotomi’s wife, Nene, with the assistance of Ieyasu Tokugawa, to pray for the repose of Hideyoshi’s soul. The beautiful view from the hill is another point of interest.

Kiyomizu Temple 10 min. walk

Kiyomizu Temple 10 min. walk

Kiyomizu Temple is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto. The temple is a World Heritage Site as part of the “Cultural Properties of Ancient Kyoto” and attracts many tourists from home and abroad. The view of the entire city of Kyoto is also beautiful.

Yasaka Shrine 10 min. walk

Yasaka Shrine 10 min. walk

Known as “Yasaka-san” in Kyoto, this shrine is the setting for the Gion Festival, one of the three most famous festivals in Japan, held in July. It is the guardian deity of the Kyoto metropolis, loved by the people of Kyoto for its ability to ward off plague and disease, ward off evil spirits, and promote business prosperity.

Yasaka-no-to (Yasaka Pagoda) 3 min. walk

Yasaka-no-to (Yasaka Pagoda) 3 min. walk

Yasaka-no-to (Yasaka Pagoda) is so famous that it is not an exaggeration to say that it is the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of the symbol of Kyoto. Visitors can get a close-up look at the central pillar supporting the five-story pagoda and view the outside view from inside the pagoda.

Nene-no-michi 30 sec. walk

Nene-no-michi 30 sec. walk

Nen-no-michi is the most popular strolling spot in Higashiyama, Kyoto, with a constant stream of tourists throughout the year. With popular sightseeing temples, cafe featuring

Japanese-style sweets, and quaint ryokan (Japanese-style inns) lining the street, you will surely enjoy the atmosphere of the ancient capital of Kyoto just by walking along the path!

Ninenzaka Slope 1 min. walk

Ninenzaka Slope 1 min. walk

Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, including Ichinenzaka, are both part of the approach to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The beautiful scenery with its old souvenir stores is not only always crowded with tourists, but has also been selected as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.

Yasaka Shrine 10 min. walk

Yasaka Shrine 10 min. walk

Known as “Yasaka-san” in Kyoto, this shrine is the setting for the Gion Festival, one of the three most famous festivals in Japan, held in July. It is the guardian deity of the Kyoto metropolis, loved by the people of Kyoto for its ability to ward off plague and disease, ward off evil spirits, and promote business prosperity.

Gion 10 min. walk

Gion 10 min. walk

Gion is a popular area that is easily accessible from Kyoto Station and is visited by many tourists from Japan and abroad as an easy sightseeing area. Gion is a town with plenty to offer in terms of dining, shopping, and of course sightseeing.

10 second walk from The SODOH

10 second walk from The SODOH

Higashiyama, which retains the atmosphere of an ancient city. The Sou-dou Higashiyama Kyoto is located in the middle of Higashiyama, the former residence of Takeuchi Seiho, a master of the Japanese painting world, on an overwhelmingly large site of 1,700 tsubo (1,760 m2), where it stands quietly with trees and flowers from season to season.

Access map

Access map

Yumekyoto Store List

List of shops

1 min. walk from the bamboo grove road!

Yume Kyoto Arashiyama Store

26-1 Setogawa-cho, Tenryuji Saga, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto

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List of shops

1 min. walk from Tenryuji Temple!

Yume Kyoto Togetsukyo Store

20-41 Saga Tenryuji Zoujicho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto

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