Authentic vintage kimono, haori, obi and samurai armor — each one a single, irreplaceable piece. Walk in, try it on, take it home.
We gather antique and vintage kimono from across Japan — some over a century old, hand-dyed and hand-embroidered by craftsmen whose techniques are no longer practiced.
But we don't think they belong in a museum. Wear a haori over a T-shirt. Turn an obi into a wall piece. We call it Cool Kimono — tradition, styled for the way you live now.
From everyday yukata to ceremonial furisode, samurai armor and folk masks — the stock changes every week as new pieces arrive.
Cranes in gold thread, dragons in silk floss, a ship sailing across a sleeve. These are the details that never come back once sold.
Our shop is on the same floor as the sumo show venue — you don't need a show ticket or a reservation to come in. Just tell the staff you're here for the kimono shop.
The questions our visitors ask most often.
No — we are a shop, not a rental service. Everything you see is for sale and yours to take home. That also means you can wear it as long as you like, anywhere in the world.
Not at all. Walk in any day between 12:00 and 22:30. You are welcome to browse without buying.
Pieces start from around ¥3,000. Rare hand-embroidered silk furisode and antique armor are priced higher, and staff can guide you to pieces within your budget.
Kimono are far more forgiving than Western clothing. Our staff will help you find a length and sleeve that suits you, and show you how to wear it.
Yes. Tax-free purchase is available with your passport, and we can arrange international shipping for larger items such as armor.
