First, let's try on a yukata by yourself♪

Lesson Details

¥ 3,000 (Tax include ¥ 3,300)

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*30% Off (Val. 30 July) with sign up

60 min.

1/5

English, Cantonese, Japanese

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The structure of a yukata and a kimono are the same, but a yukata requires fewer steps and is easier than a kimono, so we recommend that first-time kimono wearers practice dressing a yukata first.

After a simple correction with a towel and putting on a yukata camisole, we will put on the yukata.
You will practice two types of half-width obi knots: a three-dimensional one and a flat one (easy to sit on a train or in a car). We have prepared a separate lesson for tying a more design-oriented or unique obi, so if you would like to try different types, please take that lesson as well♪

Key Skills You’ll Learn

You can learn tips on how to put on a yukata and how to tie an obi, all by yourself.

Recommended for

First time or beginner

Self-Practice Support

Supported

*To help reinforce your skills, if you recreate or practice what you learned in the lesson, you can send photos to the instructor via the messaging function for expert feedback (up to 3 times total, within 7 days after the lesson).