Yukata and Kimono
The difference between yukata and kimono
A brief explanation of the differences between yukata and kimono.
Yukata
Yukata
Yukata is typically worn in summer (around June to September), and men usually do not need to wear a haori (jacket) with it.
Obi
Obi (Belt)
The obi adds an accent with a decorative cord. Compared to kimono, the yukata uses a lighter obi, tied in a more decorative style.
Footwear
Footwear
Yukata is generally worn barefoot with wooden sandals (geta), while kimono is worn with tabi socks and zori sandals.
Yukata photo gallery
Nostalgic retro yukata
While bright red, pink, and floral yukata are popular, our shop offers a wide range of retro-style yukata in more subdued tones. (We do not carry lace yukata.) These nostalgic designs blend beautifully with the old-town atmosphere of Asakusa.
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