Explore Kamakura in Style with Rika Wafuku’s Original Kimono Designs!

At Rikawafuku Kimono Kamakura Shop, we have original kimonos available ♪
Fortunately, these kimonos are among the popular patterns at the store!

In this article, we’ll suggest a coordinated outfit from among them.
We’ll also introduce recommended spots for sightseeing in Kamakura while wearing a kimono.

There are also tips for taking photos when you rent a kimono at Rikawafuku Kimono Kamakura Shop, so please feel free to use them as a reference!

※ This article was created and supervised by the marketing team of Rikawafuku Kimono Kamakura Shop, operated by TripFarm Corporation.

Coordinate Original Kimonos with the Sensation of Wearing Western Clothes

This time, I chose a muted blue kimono!
Since it’s an original design, it has a very contemporary pattern, don’t you think? There are white flower patterns throughout.

One of the features of Rikawafuku Kimono’s custom patterns is that they are easy to match and look like something you could find on a dress or one-piece. This muted blue is very modern.

I paired it with tulle, lace innerwear, embroidered collar, and a pearl bag (each available for an additional fee of 500 yen).

For the obi clip, I chose gray to match the kimono’s color (an additional fee of 500 yen).
I also chose gray sandals!

For sandals, you can choose from various colors♪

This time’s rental plan is the Kamakura Kimono Student Discount Hair Set Plan.

If you want to see more kimono coordination with Rikawafuku Kimono’s original kimonos, check here!
>Rikawafuku Kimono’s Original Kimono Collection

When You Rent a Kimono in Kamakura, Try Taking Photos at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine

When you rent a kimono in Kamakura, be sure to visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine.
It’s about a 5-minute walk from Rikawafuku Kimono Kamakura Shop, and there are many great spots for taking photos!

This photo was taken on the approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine. The trick is to measure the timing when there are fewer people around, haha.

When taking photos in a kimono, tilting your body slightly diagonally can help you capture great shots with the tulle and hair ornaments, ensuring a stunning look♡

This photo was taken within the precincts of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine!
It’s recommended to include the shrine’s torii gate or capture the red of the bridge railing in your photos.
Moreover, there are green trees within the shrine, so it’s fun to consider the background that matches your kimono.

Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine has buildings on other roads besides the main street in this image, so it’s also a good idea to aim for places with fewer people!

Café to Visit in Kamakura When Wearing a Kimono – CAFE DE FLEUR –

After taking photos, take a short break.
One recommended place for that is CAFE DE FLEUR.

Located just a 2-minute walk from Rikawafuku Kimono Kamakura Shop, facing Komachi-dori, this café’s interior is very stylish with a predominantly white theme.

It’s highly recommended for a break after your stroll or for kimono rental on rainy days!

This time, I had the Prin à la Mode.
The perfect balance between the firm custard and the ice cream on top is irresistible…♡

The simplicity of the café’s interior in white and the blue of the kimono match beautifully, don’t you think!

>Visit CAFE DE FLEUR’s website here

If You’re Sightseeing in Kamakura, Definitely Try Rikawafuku Kimono’s Original Kimonos!

How was it?
This season when it’s getting warmer is a great time for taking photos, isn’t it!

Modern patterns like those of Rikawafuku Kimono’s original kimonos match perfectly with Kamakura’s simple backgrounds!
Why not try kimono rental in Kamakura during this season?

Author of this article

Rikawafuku Kamakura Store
（Operated by: TripFarm Co., Ltd.）
〒248-0006
2-B, TI Building II, 2-12-37 Komachi, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture
4 minutes walk from JR Yokosuka Line / Shonan-Shinjuku Line “Kamakura Station”
4 minutes walk from Enoshima Electric Railway “Kamakura Station”

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