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[Kyoto Street Shot] Recording every wonderful moment of travel with shutter (free kimono experience)
Duration
1 hour
Overview
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-The staff are female photographers who can speak at least two kinds of languages.
-Original kimono rental free, limited quantity!
-We will take you to the recommended spots such as according to the season, such as cherry blossoms and autumn leaves, and take the best shot that you can leave just at that moment.
-Free kimono rental for 2 people (hair set and makeup are charged separately)
-Course length: approx. 1 hour for kimono dressing, approx. 1 hour shooting
-Location: Gion Shirakawa, Tatsumibashi, Yasaka Shrine, Maruyama Park, etc.
-Important information-
- Kimono can be added on site. The fee is based on the situation at the site (from 4000 yen)
- Free kimono rental does not include hair set and makeup. Hair set 1800 yen / person, simple makeup 3000 yen / person, full makeup 5000 yen / person.
- Please arrive at least one hour before kimono dressing.
- We will provide all unmodified photos taken during the service time. The edited photo data will be sent by email two to three weeks later.
- Shooting location may be changed depending on weather or congestion. (Example: Shirakawa)
- If you wish to travel by a taxi or shoot in a place where an entrance fee is required, you will be responsible for the cost, including the cost of the photographer.
- The service limits to sightseeing shooting only, not includes wedding photography.
email:info@trimemo.com
TEL:+819066624909
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