・Authentic Kimono Experience：Choose from a wide selection of kimonos and have our professional dressers assist you with the fitting. Ensuring you look your best for your Kawasaki Daishi adventure. ・Discover the Wonders of Kawasaki Daishi：Gain a deeper understanding of the temple's history and culture through our guided tour. ・Photo Opportunities：Capture memorable moments in your kimono against the backdrop of Kawasaki Daishi's iconic main gate and other picturesque spots within the temple grounds. Professional photography is also available. ・Japanese Cultural Immersion：Witness the mesmerizing Goma fire ritual at the main hall and explore the tradition of choosing omamori (good luck charms), providing a rich cultural experience.

1. Kimono Fitting at Studio Shimomura：Our experienced dressers will help you select the perfect kimono and provide expert fitting services.

2. Nakamise-dori Street Exploration：Stroll through the charming Nakamise-dori street, lined with traditional shops, and enjoy local snacks and souvenirs.

3. Photo Session at the Main Gate：Capture a commemorative photo with Kawasaki Daishi's impressive main gate as your backdrop.

4. Temple Grounds Photo Spots：Enjoy taking photos at the beautiful gardens and buildings in the temple area.

5. Goma Fire Ritual Observation：Witness the powerful Goma fire ritual at the main hall. "What is Goma Fire Ritual Observation?" 　 ＜Purpose＞ The ritual aims to purify negative energies, remove obstacles, and grant wishes for participants. It is a powerful way to seek protection, good fortune, and spiritual cleansing. ＜The Ritual＞ A priest conducts the ceremony, chanting sutras and making symbolic hand gestures (mudras). Wooden prayer sticks (Goma sticks) inscribed with participants' wishes are placed into the fire. The rising flames and smoke are believed to carry the prayers to Fudo Myo-o. The drum sounds and the priests chanting is very powerful, and an amazing experence to witness. ＜Significance＞ The fire represents the wisdom that burns away ignorance and negative karma. It is a deeply spiritual and visually captivating experience. Kawasaki Daishi is very famous for its Goma Fire Rituals, and many people attend them every day. In essence, the Goma Fire Ritual is a dynamic and profound ceremony that embodies the power of Buddhist teachings to transform negative energies and bring about positive change.

6. Omamori Guidance & Free Exploration：Introducing about purchasing amulets (omamori) and then enjoy free time to explore the temple grounds. "What is Omamori?" Omamori are Japanese amulets or charms, often sold at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. They are believed to provide various forms of luck or protection. Here's a breakdown of key aspects: 　 ＜Purpose＞ Omamori are meant to ward off bad luck and bring good fortune to the bearer. They come in various types, each designed to provide specific benefits, such as: Health (kenko-omamori) Love (en-musubi-omamori) Academic success (gaku-gyo-joju-omamori) Traffic safety (kotsu-anzen-omamori) Business prosperity(shobai-hanjo-omamori) 　 ＜Appearance＞ Typically, omamori are small, colorful brocade bags containing a prayer or inscription. They are often attached to straps or cords, allowing them to be carried in a purse, attached to a bag, or kept in a car. ＜Significance＞ Omamori are considered sacred objects and should be treated with respect. It's customary to obtain omamori at a shrine or temple and to return them to the same place for disposal after a year or when their purpose has been fulfilled. Omamori are not meant to be opened. Opening an omamori is said to release the luck or protection it holds.

7. Kimono Return and Tour Conclusion：Return to Studio Shimomura to return your kimono.