During our tour in Kyoto, we wanted to rent Kimono while walking around the area to feel very Japanese. *Turning Japanese song in the background* Before anything else, I asked Hikaru, our tour guide, via email where can we rent our kimonos and he suggested Yume Kyoto Gion Shop. I visited the website and reserved a slot for me and for my sister. 

However, we were a little late on our schedule so instead of arriving to the shop around 2pm. I think, we arrived few hours before it will be closed. At least, we still have an hour to roam around and feel the vibes of Kyoto while wearing a kimono. Wooot! Crossed that out on my bucket list. Besides, it was my sister’s 18th birthday and I told her I will pay for her kimono's rental fee plus a photoshoot (taken by moi). Hahaha Package ang birthday gift ko. (*^▽^*) We both picked the package Choose  your own Kimono and accessories Plan. She added a full on hair set done by professional hair dresser and a decorative hair ornamental. For me, I controlled myself to splurge because it’s not my birthday so binigay ko na kay sister ang korona for that day, just tied my hair with a ponytail.（╹◡╹）

Here are the photos taken with our Kimonos in front of Yasaka Shrine:

I will be sharing this as my continuation of our Kyoyo-Osaka, Japan adventure with my sister and my mother. One of the places, I am looking forward to visit in Japan was in Arashiyama Bamboo Groove Garden in Kyoto, Japan. It was an amazing place. It is surrounded by Bamboos. It is nice if you will rent Kimono first then, roam around Kyoto with a Kimono. We also rented Kimono but it will be saved for the next post. hihi

Blog ko, solo picture ko ulit. hahaha