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Mar 17, 2016

What is the price to shoot photo using rental Japanese Kimono?

I would like to do my photo shoot wearing Japanese Kimono. Does any one know the cheap photo studio near Yokohama area? If you have an experience, please share

kcsantosh

kcsantosh

Explorer and hobbiest streetphotographer.
You can catch me at https://kcsantoshphotography.wordpress.com/

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  • SalarymanJim

    on Mar 18

    This place is around 6,000 yen for one photo. Sounds expensive to me, but I don't know. Shop location near Yokohama station https://kr-aki.co.jp/english/rental_plan.html#tolink003

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  • junko

    on Mar 17

    Hi joinsanto, How about this place? http://www.hakubi.net/lp/yokohama/

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  • Cherry

    on Mar 28

    It costs around 6000 yen to 15000 yen.

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