Karuizawa

Karuizawa Photographers

Highland resort with chapels in the forest, historic Shinto shrines and Asama mountain backdrops.

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Kimono pre-wedding in Gunma, Saitama and Karuizawa. Historic garden locations such as Rinkokaku are popular.

From $355–$1,845

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Shinto ceremonies and kimono location photography offered together at the on-site shrine within the hotel grounds.

From $1,613–$3,226

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Run by a fashion brand, with kimono and Western-dress location shoots that capture Karuizawa's seasons.

From $1,290–$3,226

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Pick your own outfit from partner kimono shops. Diverse locations like Asama Ranch and lakeside spots.

From $1,065–$2,413

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1,300 sqm garden studio. Kimono and Western dress studio shoots.

From $968–$2,258

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Photo wedding specialists with hair-and-makeup roots. Strong in Karuizawa forest location shoots.

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Run by the Decollte Group. Full-day kimono and Western-dress shoots across Japanese gardens and resort settings.

From $1,135–$2,581

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Language on the day: Confirm who will communicate with you during planning, dressing and photography. Ask who arranges an interpreter and whether there is an extra charge.
An itemized quote in JPY: Ask which outfits, hair and makeup, location fees, transport and photo delivery are included. Request the total with tax and your chosen extras.
Your date and locations: Ask the studio to confirm availability, permission arrangements, a rain alternative and cancellation terms in writing before you pay.