Kimono Experience in Kyoto

I believe many mothers like me, very like to travel to Japan, although I have been countless times but still stop going, since having children, what ah first care of them, acting as a nanny, photographer, guide and other roles, even after returning to Hong Kong realized the whole trip forgot to take pictures with them, their own photos have not taken 😆 On this revisit to Kyoto, as always, we booked a kimono experience service. The difference is that this time we simultaneously found a photographer in Hong Kong in advance, if the photographer understands Chinese. This saves us a lot of unnecessary communication problems, and they are very familiar with the local attractions and checkpoints, which we can complete in a very short time. The whole process was smooth, I was finally able to take a picture with my two sons, and I can have many beautiful and precious memories in the future. In fact, from the beginning of choosing a kimono at the kimono shop to tidying up the hair style, the staff was very patient and carefully arranged according to our preferences, and the location of the store is also very convenient. Their attitude is not only friendly, but also full of smiles, very friendly, which makes me feel very at ease. The photographer was more professional on the day, providing a lot of professional advice during the process, including routes, standing positions, movements and more. @japanstudio.kimono #KyotoFreeTravel #Kansai Free Trip #KyotoTravel #Kyoto Sightseeing #JapaneseKimono #HongKongersTranslation #Translation for Hong Kongers in Japan #Kyoto #GionShijo #Yasakashrine #八坂庚申堂 #kimono #Kimono Experience #KyotoPhotographer #Portraitphotography #Kimono Experience #Parenthood #JapanTravel