![[Niigata/Kamo] Lunch in kimono that you can eat while feeling the history at a registered tangible cultural property of the country-Yama Cafe-の画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/46765/10000004676501_Dp2ivPvG_3.jpg?version=1714383062)
- Age 3～Age 80
- 3～4 hours
- 10:30
Empty-handed is OK. No need to prepare anything. First, you will change into a kimono. Dressing and simple hair setting will be done here. We also have bags, sandals, and tabi that match your kimono. You will wear a kimono and enjoy lunch and walking around the city. As an option, it is also possible to request a photo shoot by a professional photographer or a professional hair and makeup artist. Rickshaw rides around the city are also wonderful (rickshaws run from April to October).
![[Niigata/Minamiuonuma] Kimono experience ~ Stroll around Shiozawa-juku ``Makino-dori'' wearing a kimono designated as a traditional Japanese craft, ``Hon Shiozawa/Shiozawa Tsumugi'' and a yukata ~の画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/30004/10000003000401_wBMsgxnd_3.jpg?version=1733275744)
- Age 16～Age 80
- 3～4 hours
This is an experience where you can actually wear a kimono, not just see it, but wear it, such as Honshiozawa, a traditional Japanese craft with a delicate texture and a crisp feel, and Shiozawa Tsumugi, which was created by applying the techniques of Echigo Jofu, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. In a kimono, you can stroll around Bokushi Street, where the streetscape of Shiozawa-juku on the Mikuni Kaido remains. *Staff can speak simple English and use a translator. <Please inquire> We can also accommodate original plans, such as lunch included.
![[Niigata/Tokamachi] Also featured in the best sellers of the Edo period! Snow country culture “Honyaradou” experienceの画像](https://img.activityjapan.com/10/52772/10000005277201_vatyYbL8_3.jpg?version=1734572582)
- Age 6～Age 80
- 2～3 hours
In the snowy room called "Hon-yara-do," there is a charcoal kotatsu that does not use electricity! You can eat rice cakes and sweets while sitting in the kotatsu. At night, candles are lit in the Hon-yara-do. *Fireworks and hotpots are available as options. *You can grill the "anbo" from the anbo experience on a charcoal grill and eat it. Staff will be able to speak simple English and use a translator. If you are unsure, we can also provide an interpreter (for a fee).
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