Kamakura Kimono RentalFurisode Plan

Set Contents

• rental furisode (long-sleeve furisode / undergarment / fukuro obi / kimono slip /obi cord / obi cushion / obi-age fabric / neckband)
• rental accessories (hair accessories / bag / tabi socks / sandals)
• dressing
• hair styling
• hand luggage storage service

Recommended for:

• plan for a stroll in furisode in Kamakura


• attend a formal ceremony / event


• plan a New Year photo session


• wear furisode for the first time


• want to try an attractive furisode


• want to choose from a wide selection of furisode with no additional fee


• attend a wedding ceremony


• plan to pay a New Year visit at Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine

Why choose Kamakura Kimono Rental Waraku Furisode Plan

Furisode Plan includes Hair Styling & Accessories

Our furiode rental plans come with everything you need, all at one simple price.
We also offer free luggage storage, so you can enjoy your day hands-free. This set includes all the essentials: date-eri (collar lining), obijime (decorative cord), obiage (obi scarf), zori sandals and matching bag, and other small items. You can also choose from a wide range of hair accessories, from cute to elegant, so you can match the style of your furisode.

All Furisode Offered at Same Price

Our extensive collection features elegant, girly styles, and simple & formal for your special event. We are well updated with the latest trends for every season and occasion.
Whether you're visiting a shrine for the New Year, attending some event, or just strolling through Kamakura in a beautiful furisode, our rental plans are perfect for a variety of occasions.

Short 5-min. Walk from Kamakura Station – Proximity to Popular Landmarks and Streets

Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine and Komachi Street in the heart of Kamakura are within walking distance; plenty of shops, from souvenirs to trendy desserts, are just minutes away from us. With convenient rental and return, it’s a great choice for first-time furisode wearers looking to explore Kamakura stress-free.

Time Needed To Get Ready

Required time is approximately 25 minutes for dressing and 20 minutes for setting hair. It usually takes 1 to 1.5 hours (during peak periods) including reception, kimono & accessory selection, and arrangement of personal belongings. If the store isn’t crowded, it could take as little as 1 hour. During busy seasons, we recommend allowing up to 1.5 hours.

※ Kimono & accessory selection may take more time depending on timings and guests.

Latest Return Time
17:30

Last Reception Time
16:00

Remarks:

・Height restriction: female – 148cm〜175cm
・The optional next-day return will not be possible after payment. Please avail at the time of reservation or before payment settlement. *Return by post/shipment is not accepted.
・Please return to the shop in kimono at the end of your experience.

Options

shawl

JPY 550

fur stole

JPY 550

traditional umbrella

JPY 550

lacy gloves

JPY 550

hand luggage storage service

JPY 550

stroller storage service

JPY 550

rickshaw *per person, on 2-pax sharing basis (45 min)

JPY 8,250～

furisode nest-day return

JPY 3,300

Option Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Furisode Rental in Kamakura – Top 3 Places to Visit

Kamakura is filled with historic landmarks and popular tourist places. Why not get yourself dressed in furisode and go for a leisurely walk? Furisode are typically worn only for Coming-of-Age ceremonies, but our plan lets you experience this elegant style more casually and affordably.
Here are a few recommended spots where you can enjoy Kamakura in a beautiful furisode:

1. Komachi Street

The first place we recommend is Komachi Street. It’s a must-visit spot you’ll pass on your way to Waraku Kamakura Kimono Rental.
Located between Kamakura Station’s East Exit and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, this shopping street spans about 600 meters from the large torii gate to the shrine.
One especially photogenic place is Sakura no Yumemiya Komachi Main Store, only a 5-minute walk from the station. Here, you can enjoy colorful sweet rice dumplings that are perfect for photos (you may have even seen them trending on social media already). Even just holding the cute sweet rice dumplings in your furisode will make for a perfect Instagram photo. Be sure to stop by here!
Just a minute away, you can find another popular Komachi Street destination called MAISON CACAO. As the name suggests, it’s the perfect place for chocolate lovers, and is so popular, people often line up to get in. Their most popular item is the “nama chocolate tart”.
Enjoying the refined taste of nama chocolate in a furisode is definitely an Instagram-worthy moment!

Highlights of Komachi Street
・plenty of photogenic desserts – it’s a must-visit street in Kimono
・a wide selection of trendy foods
・a lively street with a nostalgic atmosphere; always popular with tourists

2. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

The next spot we recommend is Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, which is a spot everyone who rents a furisode in Kamakura is sure to visit.
This location is surrounded on three sides by mountains believed to channel strong “dragon energy”, and is known as “ryuketsu no chi”, a place where the earth’s energy gathers. It’s a well-known place believed to be a spiritual power spot. Many people in furisode take commemorative photos here.
When it comes to Kamakura, this is a place you definitely shouldn’t overlook. You’re able to enjoy seasonal scenery throughout the year, and there are plenty of Instagram-worthy locations that are perfect for taking photos in a furisode.
At the top of the stairs is the main hall. Climbing them in a furisode can be challenging, but the view from the top is truly beautiful!

Highlights of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu
・Kamakura’s sacred power spot for marriage, good matches, etc.
・beautiful surroundings in any season, with many photogenic spots
・entertaining atmosphere with dining options

3. Kamakura’s Great Buddha - Kotoku-in

The last spot we recommend is Kotoku-in, home to the Great Buddha of Kamakura, which is also a designated national treasure. Have you ever seen the Kamakura Great Buddha in person? Even if you haven’t visited, you’ve probably seen it in photos at some point.
It’s a bit farther out – just one stop from Kamakura Station on the Enoden Line to Hase Station, and then a 7-minute walk. Riding the train in a furisode, though, adds a bit of travel-like excitement!
In addition to the Great Buddha, the temple grounds also feature the Niomon Gate and Nio statues. While they don’t match the scale of the Buddha, their presence is still impactful.
There’s a strong contrast between the traditional-styled furisode and the grandeur of the Buddha and Niomon, but that contrast makes for an emotional and visually unique experience. Because of that reason, it’s become a very popular sightseeing spot.
If you come here, please take this opportunity to take some memorable photos of the furisode and Great Buddha!

Highlights of Kamakura’s Great Buddha
・Kamakura’s best known treasure
・one station away from Kamakura Station
・getting photos taken with the Great Buddha