Wear a traditional kimono in Asakusa and keep it overnight with this next‑day return rental. Practical inclusions — dressing, hair styling (women), insurance and a next‑day extension — let you explore the shrine, streets and riverside without rushing.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Step off the tram at Asakusa Station and the city shifts: paper lantern light, the crunch of geta on stone, and kimono sleeves brushing past souvenir stalls. This next-day return kimono rental puts you in that motion — a chance to wear traditional dress from morning shrine visits through evening lantern-lit streets and return the outfit the following afternoon.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
24 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; ability to stand and walk short distances comfortably is sufficient
Wildlife
History
Asakusa became a major entertainment and pilgrimage district in the Edo period; Senso‑ji remains the neighborhood’s historic center and a popular backdrop for kimono photography.
Conservation
Rental kimono reduce single‑use costume purchases and promote reuse, but treat textiles respectfully — avoid stepping on hems and follow shop care instructions to minimize damage.
Reserve your spot on the Tokyo Asakusa Kimono Rental【Next Day Return Plan】 today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring ID or deposit
An ID or ¥10,000 cash deposit is required for next‑day rentals and is returned when you give the kimono back.
Wear appropriate underlayers
Choose a deep‑collared top and ankle‑length bottoms (no tights) to avoid visible lines and ensure comfort with sandals.
Plan your return window
Return rented items between 9:00–15:00 the next day to avoid ¥1,100 per hour late fees.
Pack minimal baggage
Only simple bags that fit the designated compartment are accepted—leave valuables at your accommodation.
Government ID or ¥10,000 deposit
Required for next‑day rentals; the deposit is refunded when items are returned.
Deep‑collared camisole or undershirt
Prevents innerwear from showing through the kimono collar and adds warmth in cold months.
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Ankle‑length bottoms or spats
Protects legs from cold and is compatible with traditional sandals—avoid tights or thin leggings.
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Small carry bag
A compact bag that fits the shop’s baggage compartment keeps valuables with you before dressing.