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Prices
3 Session Course
All courses consist of 3 sessions
4,500
yen
× 3
total
13,500
yen
Group Lesson
3,980
yen
× 3
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Group Discount Conditions
You can take all 3 sessions for 11,940 yen per person if the following conditions are met:
- Two or more people take the same course
- Book and pay together
- Attend the same session at the same time
- We will contact one group representative in advance
Please note:
- No changes to course or number of participants after booking
- No refunds for absentees
- If the representative cancels, the group reservation is cancelled
- Contact us in advance if you have any concerns
Single Session
Choose one session from any course
4,980
yen
Trial Lesson
Includes a free practice kimono
5,980
yen
All prices include tax.
Lesson Courses
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Women’s Yukata Course
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Women’s Yukata Course
This 3-session course is designed to help you feel confident wearing a yukata on your own when going out!
Lesson Outline
Session 1 | Preparing to wear a yukata / Folding and handling / Basic dressing |
Session 2 | Yukata dressing: beginner-level obi tying |
Session 3 | Yukata dressing: intermediate obi styles and coordination tips |
What to Bring
- Yukata
- Han-haba obi (half-width belt) or heko obi
- 2 to 5 strings
- Obiita
- 3 towels (approx. 34 cm × 80 cm / 13″ × 31″)
- 3 laundry clips or kimono clips
for beginners
Women’s Kimono Dressing Course
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Women’s Kimono Dressing Course
Note: This course does not cover obi tying.
It focuses on easy, secure dressing techniques that are comfortable and prevent your kimono from coming loose.
Lesson Outline
Session 1 | Getting ready to dress / Folding and handling Attaching the haneri (collar) to the nagajuban (under-kimono) |
Session 2 | Beginner-level kimono dressing |
Session 3 | Intermediate kimono dressing and refinements |
What to Bring
- Kimono
- Nagajuban (under-kimono)
- Han-eri (collar cover)
- 3 to 6 strings
- Obiita
- 3 towels (approx. 34 cm × 80 cm / 13″ × 31″)
- 3 laundry clips or kimono clips
Nagoya Obi Course
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Nagoya Obi Course
This course focuses on how to tie a Nagoya obi or Kyoto-style obi, which are suitable for casual outings.
The main style taught is the one-layer taiko knot (ichi-jūdaiko), but the Ginza knot can also be taught upon request.
Lesson Outline
Session 1 | Preparing obi and accessories / Folding and handling Beginner obi tying (ichi-jūdaiko) |
Session 2 | Practice tying (ichi-jūdaiko) |
Session 3 | Advanced tying: ichi-jūdaiko and optional Ginza musubi |
What to Bring
- Nagoya obi
- 2 – 3 strings
- Obimakura
- Obiage
- Obishime
- Obiita
- 3 towels (approx. 34 cm × 80 cm / 13″ × 31″)
- 3 laundry clips or kimono clips
Formal
Fukuro Obi Course
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Fukuro Obi Course
This course teaches how to tie a formal two-layer taiko knot (ni-jūdaiko) using a fukuro obi, suitable for formal occasions such as weddings and ceremonies.
Lesson Outline
Session 1 | Preparing obi and accessories / Folding and handling Beginner obi tying |
Session 2 | Practice tying the two-layer taiko knot |
Session 3 | Advanced techniques for tying the two-layer taiko knot |
What to Bring
- Fukuro obi
- 2 – 3 strings
- Obimakura
- Obiage
- Obishime
- Obiita
- 3 towels (approx. 34 cm × 80 cm / 13″ × 31″)
- 3 laundry clips or kimono clips
Men’s Yukata & Kimono Course
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Men’s Yukata & Kimono Course
This course is ideal not only for men, but also for women who want to learn how to dress others, or for anyone interested in wearing men’s kimono themselves.
Lesson Outline
Session 1 | Preparing kimono and accessories / Folding and handling Attaching the haneri (collar) to the nagajuban |
Session 2 | How to wear a yukata Obi tying (kaku obi: shell knot, square knot, one-sided knot) |
Session 3 | How to wear a kimono Obi tying (practice session) |
What to Bring
- Kimono or Yukata
- Nagajuban (under-kimono)
- 2 strings
- Kaku obi or Heko obi
- 1 laundry clips or kimono clips
Service Flow
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At Your Home
Women only
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At Your Home
For Women only.
Available in Akita City and Katagami.
Advanced consultation required: Please confirm your address and parking in advance.
If bringing your own kimono: Prepare your full set; we’ll check contents beforehand.
If renting: You can try on and choose your favorite style at your own pace.
At Your Hotel
Women only
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At Your Hotel
For Women only.
We visit your hotel room in Akita City or Katagami.
Please confirm in advance that outside visitors are allowed.
Any hotel access fees must be paid by the guest.
GiornoCoffee
Ugo-Ushijima Sta.
3 min walk
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GiornoCoffee
Available after May.
Relax in a café near the station after dressing.
Kimono pop-up events also held here.
Area Nakaichi
Akita Sta.
10 min walk
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Area Nakaichi
Nigiwai Koryukan AU
4th Floor
Near Akita Museum of Art and Senshu Park.

- Reservation handled by us; fee included.
- Your first choice of venue might be booked. let us know 2nd and 3rd options too.
Address | 1-4-1 Nakadori, Akita Google Map🔗 |
Hours | 9:00 ~ 12:30 13:30 ~ 17:00 18:00 ~ 21:00 21:30 ~ 24:00 |
Parking | Available (paid) |
Matsukura Residence
Kyokunan
10 min walk from
Omachi, Kawabata
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Matsukura Residence
Traditional townhome with calm atmosphere.



- Reservation handled by us; fee included.
- Your first choice of venue might be booked. let us know 2nd and 3rd options too.
Website | https://matsukura-akita.com/ |
Address | 2-7-29 Kyokunan, Akita Google Map🔗 |
Hours | 9:00 ~ 21:00 |
Parking | 13 free spaces |
Other Locations
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Other Locations
Available at wedding halls, schools, rental spaces, etc. in Akita City / Katagami.
Must have parking.
Venue reservation and payment are customer’s responsibility.
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