Don a kimono, take a stroll in the Michelin 3star's Ritsurin Park

Ritsurin Park in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, is the largest garden designated as a cultural asset in Japan. This Japanese garden was awarded the highest rating of three stars in the French travel guidebook Michelin-Green Guide-Japon, meaning ‘worth the bother of a trip’. If you plan to come to Shikoku Island, this is a not-to-be-missed destination. For this reason, if you visit this place wearing an ancient Japanese kimono, your enjoyment will be multiplied many times over. Our strengths are, 1. Japan's spring, summer, fall, and winter seasons are highly varied, and we offer a wide variety of kimonos to accommodate these changes. 2. Our staff members have extensive overseas experience and are fluent in English, so you can consult with them to select the perfect dress for you. 3. A professional photographer can be arranged for an extra fee, making this a great way to create memories of your trip.

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• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Minimum age is 3 years old
• The park admission fee(adult 410 yen/child 170 yen) is not included in the price
• Please be mindful not to stain or damage the kimono (You will be charged a damage fee of 5,000 yen for staining or damaging the kimono)