Asakusa (Tokyo)
Old downtown Tokyo with Senso-ji Temple, lantern streets and traditional townscapes that contrast beautifully with vermilion iro-uchikake.
Photographers — Asakusa (Tokyo)
Photo Maison Ecrin Shinjuku
Run by a dress shop. Over 200 premium kimono and gowns, with no upcharge.
From $729–$1,613
Free to enquire
Tokyo Wasou Wedding Photo
Specialists in kimono pre-wedding and wedding photography at shrines. Tokyo shrines including Meiji Jingu and Akasaka Hikawa.
From $645–$1,806
Free to enquire
Asakusa Shashinkan
Long-established Asakusa photo studio. The 'Kizuna' plan includes an Ushijima Shrine ceremony.
From $516–$1,290
Free to enquire
Wa Studio 5to7
Kimono pre-wedding studio in Asakusa Komagata. Studio shoots from ¥39,000.
From $252–$968
Free to enquire
KIMONO QUEEN
Ginza flagship plus Roppongi. One couple per day with Tokyo Station and National Museum shoots.
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LAQUAN STUDIO
Harajuku, Machida, Kichijoji. Same-day Western + kimono shoot plans.
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General guideKimono Wedding Photos for Foreigners: How It Works in Japan
Yes, foreign couples can have kimono wedding photos taken in Japan — no residency, ceremony or Japanese required. How booking, fittings, pricing and permits actually work.
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Location deep diveThe 15 Best Kimono Wedding Photo Locations in Japan, Ranked (2026)
A ranked guide to the 15 best shrines, temples and gardens for a kimono pre-wedding photoshoot in Japan — from Fushimi Inari's torii tunnels to Miyajima's floating gate, with honest notes on where shoots are permitted.
Read the guideAsakusa Kimono Photoshoot: Locations, Permits & Best Photographers
A complete guide to a kimono wedding photoshoot in Asakusa, Tokyo. Senso-ji, Sumida River sakura, rickshaw add-ons, and how to book.
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