The Experience: A Journey into the Sacred “Art of Peace”
Once you are elegantly dressed in your Kimono or Yukata, we will personally guide you to the serene grounds of Meiji Jingu or a local sacred shrine.
We believe that a Japanese shrine is not merely a backdrop for photography, nor is it a tourist attraction; it is a sacred sanctuary for prayer and reflection, much like a cathedral or church. By approaching the shrine with the same deep respect and mindfulness as the Japanese people, your visit transcends simple sightseeing and becomes a truly divine experience.
- Walking to Shrine on the right position. Bow at Torii. Purify yourself these are all formal rules to visit shrine.
. While we will gladly assist in capturing beautiful photographs of your journey, our ultimate hope is that by walking and praying as we do, you will move beyond being a visitor and truly embody the “Art of Peace” within your own heart.
During our walk, we will carefully teach you the authentic rituals and manners of Shinto worship, allowing you to feel the spiritual significance and the quiet harmony that defines Japanese tradition. We are also happy to assist you with traditional offerings, such as writing an Ema (votive tablet) with your wishes or receiving an Omikuji (sacred fortune).
Photo UP : Help with traditional Ema wish-writing / Photo middle ;Shichigosan (7-5-3) Celebration & Shrine Blessing Support / Photo donw :We’ll help you draw and interpret your Omikuji (fortune slip).
We can assist with obtaining Goshuin (temple/shrine stamps) if there is no long queue.
For those seeking an even deeper spiritual connection, we can arrange for you to receive a formal Shinto blessing (Gokito) if you consult with us in advance. While Sakaeya does not charge an additional fee for this assistance, please note that a traditional offering (donation) to the shrine will be required.
Once you are elegantly dressed in your Kimono or Yukata, we will personally guide you to the serene grounds of Meiji Jingu or a local sacred shrine. Imagine of time schedule
After retuning to shop, the tea ceremony will be provided.
Please select any plan beside of inside from the reservation pages. Price includes the guiding the shrine & tea ceremony with optical camera photo helps.
Standard Kimono Plan: ¥15,000PP (Full rental )
Formal Kimono plan ¥20,000 PP(Full rental)
Yukata Keep Plan: ¥20,000 PP(Includes a Yukata set you can take home!)
Kids Yukata Keep Plan ¥15,000 PP under 120cm tall kids when both their parents join the plan (kimono or yukata).
Premium Furisode Plan: ¥50,000 (Grand long-sleeved Kimono full set rental, includes professional hair & makeup)
Last-Minute Booking Fee +¥3,000PP(Bookings within 2 days of the appointment)
Solo Traveler Supplement: +¥5,000 (no need for Furisode plan)
Size-Specific Surcharge (Additional fees may apply depending on measurements)
Optional Add-ons:
- Commuter fee if needed + price ask
- Professional Hair Styling: +¥5,000
- Professional Makeup: +¥5,000
- Raw Camera Data (High-res): +¥10,000
- A professional real photographer arrange +¥30,000~
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