Learn how to wear kimono.
Lean kimono rules and manners.
Help you find a kimono style that you would love.
I’d like to communicate with each other both in English and Japanese. You can learn Japanese at the same time as wearing a kimono.
Location: 5 minutes walk from Nishitetsu Kurume Station (Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture)
* Since this is a private home, we will inform you the location after applying for the lesson.
* There is a cat. Cats do not enter the lesson room, but please refrain from those who are not good at cats or who are allergic to cats.
Please contact us to book a lesson.
instructor : YAMASHITA
Yukata lesson for beginner
Learn how to put on Yukata (summer kimono) and Hanhaba Obi yourself.
One day 2 hours lesson
private / \6,600
two people applying together / \11,000
＊prepare your own Yukata
Kimono lesson
Learn how to put on kimono and learn different type of obi tying .
Choose a style that you would like to learn.
Make lessons along individual needs and goals.
\6,600 per person / lesson (90min)
Rental kimono is available. (up to a height of about 165 cm.)
necessary for wearing women’s kimono
①hadajuban : upper underwear for kimono
②susoyoke : underskirt /half slip / petticoat
③kimono
④nagoya-obi : slightly less casual than a han-haba-obi fukuro-obi : obi for formal
⑤naga-juban : undergarment(with Han-eri sewn in)
⑥hanhaba obi : casual obi/half the width of a regular obi
⑦yukata
⑧obijime : obijime cord / obi cord / final cord
⑨obiage : obiage cloth, a piece of cloth for obi
⑩erishin : interlining for collars / siffener
⑪datejime : “datejime” sash (belt) x2
⑫koshihimo : a long thin fabric used like a string and belt x5
⑬towel x3
⑭obi-makura : obi pad / pad for obi
⑮obi-ita : obi-ita board
⑯tabi : tabi socks
⑰zori : zori sandals