For kimono and yukata rentals in Kyoto, choose Curun.
Come empty-handed and get dressed in a cute kimono!
With Kurun, you only need to specify the date, time, and number of people to make a reservation!
You can choose your preferred plan while consulting with staff at the store on the day of your visit.
Why not take your time and carefully choose something special with your friends or loved one to create some lovely memories of your Kyoto trip?
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Rental plan
¥5,500
For those who want to be particular about style
¥27,500
A luxurious and gorgeous furisode kimono at an affordable price.
¥4,400
A classic summer plan!
(June to September only)
¥9,900
A sophisticated and mature atmosphere
¥4,400
Plain or geometric patterns
We offer a variety of options.
¥3,850
Enjoy it with your children!
*Reservation required
¥16,500~
The city of Kyoto
You will be accompanied by a dedicated photographer.
option
Hair styling: 1,650 yen (Women only)
Hair accessories: from 770 yen
Nagoya obi (sash): 550 yen
- Suitcase storage: 550 yen per suitcase
discount
Student discount
500 yen off the total amount
*Student ID is required.
Couple discount
500 yen off the combined total for the two of you.
Kyoto Kimono Rental Curun.
39-2 Bishamoncho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0812
Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Transportation Information
<JR/Kintetsu>
From JR Shinkansen, Tokaido Main Line, or Kintetsu Kyoto Station: Take city bus route 206 from bus stop D2 bound for Gion/Kitaoji Bus Terminal.
Get off at "Higashiyama Yasui" bus stop and walk south for 1 minute.
<Keihan Railway / Hankyu Railway>
10-minute walk from Gion-Shijo Station on the Keihan Main Line; 15-minute walk from Kawaramachi Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line.
<By car>
Approximately 20 minutes from Meishin Expressway "Kyoto East IC" via Gojo-dori and Higashi-oji-dori Approximately 30 minutes from Meishin Expressway "Kyoto South IC" via National Route 1, Kujo-dori and Higashi-oji-dori There is no dedicated parking lot. Please use nearby coin-operated parking lots.