New arrival of “Early Morning Photo Shoot in Kyoto” package!
Photo shoot in quiet locations with not many people around in Kyoto
Kyoto Kimono Rental Yumeyakata Gojo Branch has launched their new photo shoot package, “Early Morning Photo Shoot (Gion or Arashiyama) Course”. The course starts at 7 am. The photo session will be done in one of the most popular areas of Kyoto, Gion or Arashiyama, while there are not many tourists around.
The photo session will be done in the early morning before tourists start their day. Beautiful scenery in Kyoto is all yours!
Towns in Kyoto start glowing as sun rises. Spending time while no one is around in Kyoto is valuable. Moreover, it is best for outdoor photo shoot while the town is still quiet. Have the best photo session experience in beautiful streets and scenery of the ancient town without being disturbed.
You can get these lovely pictures of just the two of you alone only in the early morning in Gion where is usually crowded. You do not need to rush as not many people are around. If you want a precious memory in Kyoto, get up early!
Morning Course in Gion or Arashiyama
Morning Course in Gion or Arashiyama■Shop: Kyoto Kimono Rental Yumeyakata Gojo Branch
■Photo shoot price: 36,000 JPY～
■Kimono rental price: 2800 JPY～
■Schedule:
Come to the shop at 7:00 AM (Choose kimono, getting dressed, hair and makeup, etc.)
Shooting starts at 8:30 AM
■Photo shoot duration: 1.5 to 2 hours
■From Yumeyakata Gojo Branch: 10 min by taxi
■Taxi fare: About 1000 JPY (excluded from the package price)
■Numbers of shots: About 200
※A 10% additional charge of the original price will apply on some days during peak season (cherry blossom and maple seasons)
※Photo shoot in Gion requires additional 2000 JPY as a donation to the locals
- Morning Course: https://www.kyoto.yumeyakata.com/morning-location
[Kimono Rental Yumeyakata Gojo Branch］
Book / Inquiries: 075-354-8515
https://www.kyoto.yumeyakata.com/
3 min walk from Gojo Station on the Subway Karasuma Line
Convenient for access to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Fushimi, and Arashiyama
