Lessons

There are steps you need to learn to wear a kimono. However, with lessons and practice, anyone can wear a kimono. In the kimono dressing class, you will learn how to wear a kimono by yourself, how to dress someone else, as well as the different types of kimono and how to coordinate kimono dressing.

Lessons

There are steps you need to learn to wear a kimono. However, with lessons and practice, anyone can wear a kimono. In the kimono dressing class, you will learn how to wear a kimono by yourself, how to dress someone else, as well as the different types of kimono and how to coordinate kimono dressing.

You can learn ...

1. Self Dressing (Beginner to Avanced)

2. Dressing Others (Intermediate to Advanced)

Learn to wear a kimono or yukata on yourself, gaining confidence and skill in dressing independently. Scroll down for information about course levels.

Each class is 2 hours long.

1-time course: $50
3-class course: $140
5-class course: $225

After completing a 3-class course or more, you can take an additional 1-time lesson for $45 (normally $50) within one year of your last lesson.

Learn how to dress someone else in a kimono or yukata, from intermediate to advanced techniques. Private individual lesson. Recommended to take at least 3 times to master.

Each class is 2 hours long.

Stadard lesson: $100
Furisode lesson: $120

3. Kimono Basic Course

4. Kimono Coordination Course

Perfect for beginners or anyone who wants to learn essential kimono knowledge, this course covers different types of kimono, how to choose and match kimono and obi, and how to select the right kimono for different occasions.

This course focuses on foundational knowledge rather than hands-on coordination.

$25 per hour (up to 2 hours)

Bring your own kimono and obi and learn how to coordinate them beautifully, add accessories for a polished look, and create a fresh and different style using what you already own.

This hands-on course focuses on styling and coordination using your own kimono.

$20 per hour

You can learn ...

1. Self Dressing

(Beginner to Avanced)

2. Dressing Others

(Intermediate to Advanced)

Learn to wear a kimono or yukata on yourself, gaining confidence and skill in dressing independently. Scroll down for information about course levels.

Each class is 2 hours long.

1-time course: $50
3-class course: $140
5-class course: $225

After completing a 3-class course or more, you can take an additional 1-time lesson for $45 (normally $50) within one year of your last lesson.

Learn how to dress someone else in a kimono or yukata, from intermediate to advanced techniques. Private individual lesson. Recommended to take at least 3 times to master.

Each class is 2 hours long.

Stadard lesson: $100
Furisode lesson: $120

3. Kimono Basic Course

4. Kimono Coordination Course

Perfect for beginners or anyone who wants to learn essential kimono knowledge, this course covers different types of kimono, how to choose and match kimono and obi, and how to select the right kimono for different occasions.

This course focuses on foundational knowledge rather than hands-on coordination.

$25 per hour (up to 2 hours)

Bring your own kimono and obi and learn how to coordinate them beautifully, add accessories for a polished look, and create a fresh and different style using what you already own.

This hands-on course focuses on styling and coordination using your own kimono.

$20 per hour

For beginners, we start with a simple yukata (a summer cotton kimono). You will need a yukata set for the first lesson. To master wearing a yukata, 1–2 lessons along with home practice are essential. Once you can wear a yukata confidently, you can move on to learning how to dress in a kimono.

If you already have some experience, I can customize the lessons based on your needs and practice goals.

If you don’t have a kimono for the lessons, you can rent one at a special price. The rental fee is $40 per lesson for a yukata and $60 per lesson for a kimono.

Practicing at home is an important part of improving your skills. If you would like to take a rental kimono home for practice, this option is available only if your home is pet-free. A take-home rental fee of $20 will apply, along with a refundable deposit of $50–$100, depending on the type of kimono. The deposit will be fully refunded when the kimono is returned in the same condition.

Dressing lessons for all levels

Beginners

Students with Experience

Rental Kimono & Home Practice

For beginners, we start with a simple yukata (a summer cotton kimono). You will need a yukata set for the first lesson. To master wearing a yukata, 1–2 lessons along with home practice are essential. Once you can wear a yukata confidently, you can move on to learning how to dress in a kimono.

If you already have some experience, I can customize the lessons based on your needs and practice goals.

If you don’t have a kimono for the lessons, you can rent one at a special price. The rental fee is $40 per lesson for a yukata and $60 per lesson for a kimono.

Practicing at home is an important part of improving your skills. If you would like to take a rental kimono home for practice, this option is available only if your home is pet-free. A take-home rental fee of $20 will apply, along with a refundable deposit of $50–$100, depending on the type of kimono. The deposit will be fully refunded when the kimono is returned in the same condition.

Dressing lessons for all levels