Lesson

There are steps you need to learn to wear a kimono. However, with lessons and practice, anyone can wear a kimono. In the kimono dressing class, you will learn how to wear a kimono by yourself, how to dress someone else, as well as the different types of kimono and how to coordinate kimono dressing.

  • Learn how to put on a Kimono or Yukata on yourself

    There are 3 options for the dressing classes. With the 1-time course, you can learn how to wear a yukata. If you'd like to learn how to wear a kimono, we recommend taking 3 or more classes.

    Each class is 2 hours long.
    - 1-time course: $50
    - 3-class course: $140
    - 5-class course: $225


    Take an additional 1-time course for just $45 (normally $50) if you've completed a 3-class course or more, within one year of your last lesson.

  • Learn how to put on a Kimono on somebody else (Intermediate to Advanced)

    We recommend taking this class at least 3 times.

    $60
    Private individual lesson
    2 hour lesson


    $80
    Furisode
    2 hour lesson

  • What you need for your lesson

    When taking lessons, it is ideal to have your own kimono and other necessary tools to review what you’ve learned at home. If you don't have them, you can purchase them from my online shop, or you can rent them during the lessons for a fee. For purchases, please visit the online shop and click the checkmark below to see what you need for the lessons.

For Kimono Lesson

  1. Kimono
  2. Obi
  3. Hadajuban
  4. Nagajuban
  5. Haneri
  6. Erishin
  7. 6 Koshihimos  (ropes)
  8. 2 Datejime (wide ropes)
  9. Obiita
  10. Obimakura
  11. Obijime
  12. Obiage
  13. ​2 Towels
  14. Sanjuukarihimo(if you learn about Furisode)

For Yukata Lesson

  1. Yukata
  2. Obi
  3. Erishin
  4. 3 Koshihimos (ropes)  
  5. 1 Datejimes (Wide rope)
  6. Obiita
  7. 2 Towels