Okamoto

• Okamoto’s return page lists four ways.
• Same day, same shop, free, by 17:50.
• Next day is ¥1,100 tax included, back at the rental shop by 17:00, with ID and a ¥10,000 cash deposit per person, returned when you bring the kimono back.
• Another Okamoto shop is from ¥1,100 tax included, ¥1,650 if Arashiyama is involved, and only if you arrived by 13:00 that day.
• A Kyoto-city hotel desk is ¥2,200 tax included for one person, ¥1,650 each for two or more, handed to the desk by 9:00 the next morning.
• Busy dates and places with no front desk may be refused. Return page

• Select ¥3,980, full outfit ¥4,980, Nagoya obi ¥5,980, all tax excluded.
• Same-day homongi from ¥10,000 tax excluded. Same-day hakama from ¥9,000. Men ¥3,980, tax excluded.
• New tabi are a gift. Plans include kimono, obi, pouch, tabi, and sandals.

What that price says

A preset kimono, obi, and bag. Plans include kimono, obi, drawstring bag, tabi, and sandals. Full hair styling is an extra ¥500 (tax excluded). At 10%, ¥2,980 is about ¥3,278 tax included. That figure is an estimate, not their published tax-included price.

Formal price

Same-day furisode from ¥15,000 (tax excluded). Same-day homongi from ¥10,000 (tax excluded).

Language

Their English column says menus are in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean, and that staff who can speak English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean are available. Translation apps are also mentioned. It does not say every shop has a Korean speaker on every shift.

Note

Listed prices are tax excluded. Shops are around Kiyomizu, Gion, Yasaka, and Kodaiji. The Fushimi Inari shop’s “Korean-inspired design” is the interior, not a Korean language service.

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