Photomatic Collaborates with Kabukiza for a Unique Photo Experience
Photomatic, a self-photo booth brand operated by Pikuhive Inc., a subsidiary of Kitamura Holdings Group, is excited to announce its exclusive collaboration with the Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo. This initiative will allow visitors to capture their moments with a distinct Kabukiza-themed photo frame, enhancing the connection between traditional Japanese arts and modern photography.
A New Era of Photography
Beginning January 16, 2026, the “Kabukiza Frame” will be available at Photomatic's East Ginza Higashigeki Building location, situated near the iconic Kabukiza Theatre. This innovative frame design beautifully captures the essence of the Kabukiza, the heart of traditional Japanese Kabuki theater. Following the positive reception of their previous collaboration frames, this new offering is designed to provide an unforgettable experience that resonates with fans of Kabuki and inbound tourists alike.
As the demand for unique travel experiences grows, especially among international visitors to Japan, Photomatic is stepping up to meet this need. Not just a typical photo-taking machine, Photomatic is quickly becoming recognized as a new attraction for tourists. The allure goes beyond simple smartphone pictures; it offers a unique photographic experience that can only be found in specific locations like the Kabukiza.
Unique Features of the Kabukiza Frame
- - Frame Designs: Two exclusive frame designs featuring elements of the Kabukiza's stunning architecture.
- - Pricing: Each session costs 1,100 yen, which includes two printed photos along with digital data for both static and video images.
- - Payment Options: Payments can be made via credit cards and various barcode systems, though cash and electronic money are currently not accepted.
Expanding Popularity among Inbound Tourists
Visitors to Japan are increasingly seeking out memorable ways to document their experiences. The Photomatic booths, known for their fashionable and themed frames, have become popular as travelers post their Photomatic photos alongside other tourist attractions on social media, showcasing their unique experiences. The rise in social media engagements indicates a growing trend whereby tourists use these services to enrich their memories of Japan.
To enhance the allure of Japan's cultural scenes, Photomatic will continue to roll out various services that appeal to international tourists, ensuring that every click and flash creates lasting memories of their time in Japan.
More Services Offered
Apart from the Kabuki frame, Photomatic features a total of six different frame designs that are available year-round, making the experience both diverse and visually appealing for every visitor.
- - Regular KABUKI Frame: This frame is always available, allowing tourists and locals alike to capture their moments in Kabuki style.
Photomatic's Operating Hours and Location
- Monday to Saturday: 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Sunday and Holidays: 8:00 AM - 9:30 PM
- - Location: 1F Higashigeki Building, 4-1-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0045, Japan. Only a two-minute walk from the Higashi-Ginza Station.
About Photomatic
Established in 2018 by the photographer Hong Seung-hyun, Photomatic started with a vision of self-portraits that allow individuals to capture their genuine selves. The self-service photography concept includes expertly arranged lighting and interiors that deliver high-quality results with ease. Since its collaboration with Kitamura Holdings Group in 2024, Photomatic has rapidly established itself as a premiere choice for a unique photography experience in Japan.
Photomatic also offers corporate photo booth rentals for events, utilizing their signature high-quality service and branding potential to support promotions.
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