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Discover the Joy of Wearing a Kimono in Just Three Days

If you've ever wanted to wear a kimono but felt overwhelmed by the lengthy learning process, look no further. Ichiru, which operates approximately 50 kimono dressing schools across Japan, is offering a special three-day intensive course designed for beginners. This is an ideal opportunity for those who have always wanted to learn how to dress in a kimono but found it challenging to allocate time for lengthy classes.

Course Details

The intensive three-day session will cover content typically spread over three months and eight classes, making it both efficient and accessible. Whether you're completely new to kimono or have only worn a yukata before, this course caters to a wide range of participants. Perhaps you’ve tried to learn before but haven't practiced in a while; this could be your chance to refresh your skills.

What’s Included?

One of the common barriers to starting kimono dressing is not having the necessary garments or accessories. Ichiru eliminates this obstacle by providing free rentals of kimono, obi, and other essential items during the course. Approximately 90% of Ichiru's students are beginners, ranging in age from their teens to their 70s, showing that this course truly welcomes everyone.

Who Should Enroll?

This course is perfect for:

• - Those who want to learn the basics of kimono dressing
• - Individuals looking to start a new hobby during Silver Week
• - People wishing to wear kimono for events like Shichi-Go-San or theater visits this year
• - Anyone planning to attend a wedding or ceremonial event in kimono
• - Those interested in re-learning skills they’ve previously practiced

Quick Overview of the Intensive Course

• - Target Audience: Beginners and those wishing to revisit their skills
• - Dates: September 21 (Monday, national holiday), September 22 (Tuesday, national holiday), September 23 (Wednesday, national holiday)
• - Course Fee: 15,000 yen (including tax) for the entire three days
• - Extras: Free rentals of kimono, obi, and accessories available
• - Location: Ichiru Marunouchi Naka-dori School, accessible from Yurakucho Station, just one minute away.

Embrace the Kimono Culture

A kimono can be worn for various life events—whether it's a traditional family gathering or a celebratory wedding. Ichiru ensures that learning how to wear a kimono is as enjoyable as it is educational, providing an environment where participants can gain confidence in their dressing skills.

Instead of hesitating due to uncertainty about dressing skills, take the leap and experience the joy of wearing a kimono yourself. Commit just three days to explore this beautiful aspect of Japanese culture.

Sign Up Today!

For more information or to register for the three-day intensive course, visit here.

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For Those Who Prefer a Slower Pace

If you would rather take your time, Ichiru also offers beginner courses consisting of eight classes, each lasting two hours, at a total cost of 4,000 yen (including tax).

• - Check out the October courses here.
• - Visit the official Ichiru website for more information here.
• - Join the kimono fan community site here.
• - For inquiries and other details, check here.

Ichiru is recognized as an excellent certified school by the Japan Kimono Association, making it a trustworthy choice for anyone looking to embark on their kimono journey.