This traditional yukata features a bamboo diamond pattern dyed on a dark blue background. Using the ancient Japanese dyeing technique, the pattern is clearly visible on the back of the fabric, just like on the front. Both the dyeing and sewing are made in Japan, making this a high-quality product. Suitable for a wide range of wear, from young to old.
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Please make sure your height is within the appropriate range .<br>Please check the column that matches your body type. |
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Standard body type [A body] |
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Suitable height
164-169 cm
*If you are closer to the upper limit of 169cm, the length may be shorter depending on your body type.
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Slim type [Y type]
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People with a stocky build [AB body type]
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Suitable height
164-169
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Suitable height
162-167
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For those with a sturdy build [BB body type]
(Waist less than 100cm)
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Those with a sturdy build [E body type]
(Waist 100cm or more)
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Suitable height
160-165
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Suitable height
156～161
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*However, waist size must be less than 130cm |
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Click here for more information about sizes
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S
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| Height
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135cm |
| Sleeve length
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65cm |
| color
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navy blue |
| kinds
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Men's yukata / Yukata |
| material
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cotton |
| Formality
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Extension fee
(per day extension)
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1,000 yen/day
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Reservation status
Please choose different sizes below
This is a one-day yukata rental plan (delivered two days before use and returned the day after use). The set includes a yukata, obi, geta (geta), and dressing accessories (waist belt). The obi may be replaced with an alternative.
The obi is secured with Velcro and is easy to tie. It can also be changed to a regular square obi. The yukata is a washable ready-made yukata. If you wish to extend the usage period, you can do so for 1,000 yen (tax included) per day. Additional fees apply during the New Year's holiday period. Please note that if you return the equipment late without first notifying us, we will charge you an additional 2,000 yen (tax included) per day as a late fee.
