Kimono Pre-Wedding Photoshoot in Asakusa, Tokyo
Traditional Japanese wedding kimono — shiromuku, iro-uchikake & montsuki — shot at iconic Asakusa landmarks. English-speaking staff. From ¥88,000.
- Experience Timeless Japanese Elegance -
Traditional Bridal Kimono Photography
at the Best Price
A Bridal Kimono Studio Specializing in Traditional Japanese Wedding Wear, Located Just 3 Minutes from Asakusa Kaminarimon, Tokyo.
Experience wearing the most elegant kimonos and enjoy a studio or location shoot around Asakusa, all starting at an unbelievably affordable price of around 50,000 yen.
Make unforgettable memories during your Asakusa sightseeing tour and visit us for your perfect photo session.
Planning a pre-wedding photoshoot in Japan? At INAI WEDDING WASOU, English-speaking couples can wear an authentic Japanese wedding kimono and shoot at Asakusa’s iconic temples and traditional streetscapes — all photos professionally edited and included. Perfect for honeymooners visiting Tokyo, destination pre-wedding shoots, or couples who want a once-in-a-lifetime Japanese wedding portrait.
Among the most affordable specialist bridal kimono photoshoot studios in Asakusa, Tokyo. Full-service packages from ¥88,000 (about US$580) include kimono rental, professional kitsuke dressing, photographer, and all edited photos. 500+ five-star reviews. English-speaking staff. 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station.
ABOUT USThe Charm of Japan’s Tradition
Japanese weddings are celebrated with unique traditions and beautiful attire. “Wasou” – wearing a kimono, carries deep significance as the garment worn by the bride and groom to honor their special day. It reflects culture, values, and aesthetic sensibilities.
The Beauty of Wasou
白無垢 – Shiro Muku
The Shiro-muku is a pure white kimono, the most formal and elegant wedding garment worn by the bride. The color “white” symbolizes purity and new beginnings, making it a popular choice for weddings.
The Iro Uchikake is a vibrant and intricately embroidered kimono, often worn over the wedding kimono. Its vivid colors and patterns, typically featuring reds and golds, express the bride’s individuality and the joy and blessings of her family.
色打掛 – Iro Uchikake
紋付袴 – Montsuki Hakama
The Montsuki hakama, worn by the groom, consists of a black or dark navy haori (jacket) and hakama (trousers), representing formal attire suitable for a high-status wedding. Its design is simple yet dignified, symbolizing the groom’s respect for the occasion.
FLOWHow it works
Wearing traditional kimono and having a photo shoot is a rare opportunity to experience the beauty of Japanese culture firsthand.
Our professional kimono dressers and photographers will support you in capturing your most beautiful moments.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Dressing
Styling
Shooting
Photo
PHOTO SESSION STEPS
Confirmation & Complete Pre-Shoot Questionnaire
Once your reservation date is confirmed, we will send you a questionnaire to confirm your clothing and shoes size.
Visit our studio
Upon arrival at the studio, we will begin with a hairstyling session, where you can choose from traditional or modern styles, and professional kimono dressers will assist you with a perfect fitting.
Photo Session
Enjoy a photo shoot with a professional photographer, both inside the studio and at scenic locations around Asakusa.
Receive Your Photos
Within approximately four weeks, we will send the edited photos to you via DM or email.
FAQHelpful Information
1–3 days before: 50 %
4–7 days before: 30 %
After booking confirmation: ¥10,000
*Hair styling and other options are included in the cancellation calculation.
Date changes are free up to 7 days before the booking; after that, the same fees apply.*
What Our Couples Say
The price for a white wedding kimono + colorful uchikake and hair set is amazing!
They played the couple's favorite music and told them they were cute for the whole life
I'm sure everyone was excited!!
I think dressing, hair and makeup, and photography all require physical strength, so please take care of yourself and keep up the great work☺️
The staff was very courteous and we were able to communicate via LINE up until the day of the appointment, which was convenient as we didn't have to visit many times.
There are a wide variety of kimono and many types of accessories for photo shoots. I was also very happy with my hair style! I was also happy that the staff were so kind to me and followed me up! Thank you✨
I hope I can use it again for anniversaries, etc.!
I was a little worried because I only got a 5 rating, but I felt like I had no choice but to give it a 5 lol.
They were considerate of my difficulty in walking and listened to my wishes.
There were so many goodies for the photoshoot, and being able to have fun and take photos in a natural manner was a great memory!
thank you very much!
In my case, I was worried about whether I would be able to get a hairstyle with hidden horns because I didn't have enough hair, but I consulted with her on LINE in advance, and on the day she finished it beautifully🥹🙏✨✨
It's fun to take selfies, and I had a friend's photographer come over (paid option) to take pictures in various poses 📸
There were a lot of free items to choose from, and the items we brought in were basically free, so it was a really fun photo shoot!
It was a memory that will last a lifetime 😭✨
Thank you so much 🥰
I didn't have much time until my wedding, so I used the option that included an option to get the data in a hurry.
Thank you very much for your flexibility in dealing with schedule changes.
The staff were very friendly and I was able to relax and enjoy the shoot.
I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.
Since we were wearing Western clothing for our wedding, I was thinking of wearing Japanese clothing for the pre-wedding photo shoot, but just when I was thinking of giving up due to the price, I found INAI.
Since this was my first time at a self-study studio, I was hesitant about whether or not to hire them, but I saw many reviews from other people who were in a similar situation and said they were glad to hire them, so when I contacted them, I was reassured by the courteous service they provided, so I decided to hire them.
On the day of the event, it is a night plan that includes hair styling, one color background, and unlimited access for 20 minutes.
When it came to hair styling, I noticed that it was a little different from what I had imagined, so when I told her about it, she fixed it right away and didn't make an unpleasant face, and I was very satisfied.
Although it was a photo shoot, I was able to proceed with peace of mind thanks to detailed explanations. There were plenty of props available, and we were able to photograph various patterns, and the 20 minutes went by in a blink of an eye.
The finished photos were really nice, and I really liked the selfies because they showed us who we are! I think it was thanks to the cheerful staff that I was able to relax.
I don't think there is any other place at this price where you can wear beautiful Japanese clothing and have so many photos taken and processed.
I hope this will reach people who are thinking about giving up on kimono or who are unsure.
I had given up on pre-wedding photoshoots because they were expensive everywhere and I was pregnant, but I couldn't give up, so I asked INAI WEDDING WASOU!
The staff was polite and helpful, and even the self-shooting was a satisfying experience! ✨
I'm 6 months pregnant, but they took care of my health and made me feel at ease!
The photographer took some wonderful photos that we couldn't have taken ourselves, and overall we were very satisfied! 😊
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STUDIO LOCATIONHow to Find Us
〒111-0034
1-1-10 Kaminarimon, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-6555-1695
“Asakusa Station”
(Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / Toei Asakusa Line / Tobu Line / Tsukuba Express Line)
“Tawaramachi Station”
(Tokyo Metro Ginza Line)
A street‑level studio just a 3‑minute walk from the Kaminarimon Gate.
Across from “馬賊(Bazoku),” a locally popular Chinese hand‑pulled noodle restaurant.
