and witness the moment your own inner beauty comes into full bloom.
The Experience
Hair & Makeup / Kimono Dressing
Our experienced artists provide personalized styling tailored to each individual.
With careful attention to your skin tone, bone structure, and overall presence,
we craft hair, makeup, and kimono dressing that bring out the true elegance of traditional attire.
From this moment on, enjoy the subtle transformation as you become your most beautiful self.
Photography
We photograph you in carefully selected locations, capturing the natural light, breeze, and atmosphere of the setting.
Your photographer will gently guide you, bringing out effortless expressions and graceful movements—
creating images that feel like scenes from a film.
Photography Packages
Kimono Photography Plan (For 1 guest)
Grace blooms quietly in the stillness—
a moment of tradition made timeless.
♦︎ Choice of 1 outfit
– Shiromuku / Iro-uchikake / Montsuki
♦︎ Hair styling & makeup (for 1 guest)
♦︎ Kimono dressing (for 1 guest)
♦︎ Location photography
– Ninomaru Historical Garden
♦︎ Delivery of all edited photo data
| Duration | Hair styling & kimono dressing: approx. 1–1.5 hours Photography: approx. 1 hour |
| Price |
￥244,000 (for 1 guest) Additional fees may apply for extra locations, upgraded wardrobe options, or travel. Note: album creation and additional photo options are also available (additional charges apply). |
Hulisode Photography Plan (For 1 guest)
Colors dance into elegant bloom—
a story painted uniquely by your furisode.
A Hulisode is a formal type of kimono with long, flowing sleeves.
It is traditionally worn by young women in Japan for important celebrations such as coming-of-age ceremonies, weddings, and other special occasions.
♦︎ Choice of 1 outfit
– Hulisode or Hulisode Dress
♦︎ Hair styling & makeup (for 1 guest)
♦︎ Kimono dressing (for 1 guest)
♦︎ Location photography
– Ninomaru Historical Garden
♦︎ Delivery of all edited photo data
| Duration | Hair styling & kimono dressing: approx. 1–1.5 hours Photography: approx. 1 hour |
| Price |
￥222,000 (for 1 guest) Additional fees may apply for extra locations, upgraded wardrobe options, or travel. Note: album creation and additional photo options are also available (additional charges apply). |
Wedding Photography Plan (for 2 guests)
Where tradition meets serene harmony
an Ehime wedding captured with grace.
♦︎ Choice of 2 outfits
– Shiromuku / Iro-uchikake / Montsuki
♦︎ Hair styling & makeup (for 2 guests)
♦︎ Kimono dressing (for 2 guests)
♦︎ Location photography
– Ninomaru Historical Garden
♦︎ Delivery of all edited photo data
| Duration | Hair styling & kimono dressing: approx. 1.5–2 hours Photography: approx. 1–1.5 hours |
| Price |
￥333,000 (for 2 guests) Additional fees may apply for extra locations, upgraded wardrobe options, or travel. Note: album creation and additional photo options are also available (additional charges apply). |
Samurai Armor Photography Plan
Clad in armor, capture a moment beyond time—
a portrait of strength and quiet dignity.
♦︎ Full armor set
Murakami Suigun armor or jinbaori & kabuto (battle surcoat & helmet).
♦︎ Hair styling (for 1 guest)
♦︎ Kimono/armor dressing (for 1 guest)
♦︎ Location photography
– Ninomaru Historical Garden
♦︎ Delivery of edited photo data
| Duration | Hair styling & kimono dressing: approx. 30 minutes Photography: approx. 30 minutes to 1 hour |
| Price |
￥188,000 (for 1 guest) Additional fees may apply for extra locations, upgraded wardrobe options, or travel. Note: album creation and additional photo options are also available (additional charges apply). |
The remaining 80% must be paid no later than one week before the photoshoot date. Once we confirm your full payment, we will send you the final details via message.
Ninomaru Historical Garden
Nestled at the foot of Matsuyama Castle,
Ninomaru Historical Garden offers a serene and elegant setting shaped from the former residence of feudal lords.
Stone pathways, flowing water, and seasonal greenery create a refined atmosphere where traditional kimono photography truly comes to life.
From the historic well remains to the tranquil forest garden inspired by wabi-sabi,
each area reveals a different expression of Japan’s timeless beauty.
It is a location where quiet moments and graceful scenery enhance every frame.
Add Locations
Dogo Onsen
Known as Japan’s oldest hot spring, Dogo Onsen is a symbol of Ehime.
Stone-paved lanes, historic inns, and the charm of the onsen town create an ambiance where kimono photography truly shines.
Rickshaw arrangements are also available as an optional add-on.
Matsuyama Castle
With sweeping views from the main keep, majestic stone walls, and lush seasonal greenery,
Matsuyama Castle embodies the history and pride of the city.
Cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, or winter’s stillness—every season offers a refined backdrop for kimono portraits.
Bansuisou
An Important Cultural Property adorned with the elegance of Taisho-era romance.
The French Renaissance architecture harmonizes beautifully with the quiet grace of traditional kimono.
Soft light, stone corridors, and timeless textures create moments that feel like scenes from a film.
For reservations or consultation requests,
please feel free to contact us using the form below.
Reservations should be made at least three days prior to your desired shooting date.
Please note that depending on the date or location you request,
we may not be able to accommodate your preferred schedule.
In such cases, we will happily propose alternative dates or different locations whenever possible.
We accept reservations up to 3 days before your desired shooting date.
However, during peak seasons (spring and autumn), availability fills quickly, so we recommend booking 2–3 weeks in advance.
We will ask about your preferences via email prior to the shoot.
Based on your preferred colors, patterns, and overall style, we will prepare 3–5 selected options for you to choose from on the day.
We can also recommend coordinated styles that match the season and location.
We generally proceed with the session even in light rain. A backup date may be arranged depending on availability. Please feel free to consult with us in advance.
The Meaning of Wearing Kimono
Shiromuku & Irouchikake – Wedding Kimono
These bridal garments, which adorn Japanese brides, are true works of high art.
The pure white Shiromuku expresses the wish to “begin a new life with a clear and open heart,”
while the richly decorated Irouchikake conveys prayers for “everlasting happiness.”
Hulisode
The lustrous sheen of silk and the graceful movement of long sleeves symbolize youth and blessings for the future.
Traditionally worn by unmarried women, the Hulisode is a special garment passed down through generations,
its vivid colors and elaborate patterns carrying prayers for a bright and celebratory new beginning.
Samurai Armor of the Murakami Navy
The Murakami Navy once commanded the Seto Inland Sea, known as formidable warriors of the waters.
Their armor, inheriting the spirit of these sea lords, embodies both strength and beauty.
Wearing it invites a quiet dignity and resolve, allowing one to touch the heart and discipline of the samurai.