FAQs

  • INKIMONO offers a kimono experience tailored to each individual's personality and needs, including everything from dressing, introduction to kimono culture to photoshoots and editing. With the belief that people should experience the tradition and authenticity of kimono firsthand, the founder Stasia Matsumoto only offers high-quality authentic kimono pieces. INKIMONO is a unique kimono experience that cannot be found elsewhere.

  • INKIMONO kimono photoshoot studio is located in Asakusa, Tokyo.

    Kimono workshops and classes are organized at INKIMONO+, also in Asakusa.

  • Usually it will take between 60 to 90 minutes for the photoshoot only, however with the styling process, dressing, hair and makeup, it all adds up to about 4-5 hours so please plan accordingly. There is no lunch break, therefore bringing snacks and drinks is recommended.

  • Photoshoots are held usually outdoors at scenic locations in the neighbourhood of my studio, or at one of the indoor locations available to book.

  • Yes, you can select it from my collection on the day and we can style it together.

  • Yes, you are welcome to bring your own kimono, however please let me know in advance! I offer a 5000 yen discount for bringing own kimono.

  • Due to the nature of my photoshoots and preparation works necessary to achieve the best results, the number of participants is limited to 3 persons max. Children over 10 years old are welcome.

  • You’ll receive a set number of professionally edited photos, depending on your chosen package. Specific details are provided in the description of each photoshoot plan.

  • I accept credit card payments, PayPal, and bank transfers. Details will be provided during the booking process.

  • I allow rescheduling with advance notice. Refunds may be available depending on the timing of your cancellation. Please check the cancellation policy for details.

  • I can provide my services in English, Japanese and Polish. German support is also available.

  • Please contact me for availability.

  • INKIMONO workshops explore the fascinating world of kimono, including types of kimono, seasonal variations, fabric patterns, obi pairings, and styling tips. You’ll gain cultural insights and hands-on experience.

  • Each workshop is about 120 minutes hours long, giving you plenty of time to learn and interact.

  • Absolutely! My education kimono workshops are designed for all levels, whether you’re completely new to kimono or already familiar with its traditions and want to refresh your knowledge or add to it.

  • Yes, I offer gift vouchers. They make a perfect present for friends and loved ones who appreciate Japanese culture. Please contact me via email to arrange a gift voucher!