For a work project I'm researching Kimono. Trying to learn as much as possible so I can give a ten minute talk about them. That's why I've come across your channel and now I'm definitely going to buy a Kimono when I next go to Japan. Thanks for showing how to shop for Kimonos and that they are within budget!
Love the video and the explanation about the history, unfortunately here in Brazil we don't find kimono, so iam starting to study the history of kimono and make my own, live from Brazil 💖🙌🤩
I'm travelling to Japan for the first time in a few weeks and want to buy a vintage kimono so this video was very helpful and informative. Thank you Suzy!
First timer to your channel! I’m very happy to find you. I like that at the beginning of the video, the people were out of focus. I always want to keep people anonymous in a crowd when I’m filming. Your video helped me with my casual Japanese and learning about kimonos. 👘 Your club is such a good idea. I’d love to always wear kimono 👘. I try to wear my yukata as much as I can during the summer months. As I get to know more about the kimono culture, I’ll spend more money on them. I’m lucky to live here and visit these great shops frequently.
Oh, that’s nice you experience Japanese Kimono culture like that!! Thank you for the nice comment. I am considering to hold Kimono events for non-Japanese people in future ☺️My dream!!
Hi Suzy! I just discovered your channel and I can't thank you enough for the information you shared. I own a few Kimonos from second hand stores and wanted to learn more. If possible, can you make a video of your Kimono collection? I would be happy to watch it! Lots of love from the Philippines ❤️👘
i'm surprised there's only about 600 subscribers! i found this very helpful :) I want so much to have a kimono because they're beautiful, but i don't know where to start since i've never been to japan 😅
Thank you!! Please share to your friend. I just started this channel and very slowly uploading... I recommend you to just visit some Kimono recycle shops and if you find something sparks joy to you, consider to buy. No need full set from the beginning. Just take a look and you will get the idea gradually.
I love, love, love, Japan! I was lucky enough to live and work there for 3 years. Thank you for this video. If have a chance to travel there i would love to look through those shops you highlighted. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this video, it's really complete explanation ❤ I really love kimono, but unfortunately, thrift Kimono in the EU is very overpriced. I would love to visit Japan someday with my husband and I want to buy restored/thrift kimono and I will visit your recommended shops (I noted some from your youtube channel, including in this video) 😊 once again, arigatou gozaimasu ❤🙇🏻♀️
Thank you Suzy, I have thoroughly enjoyed both of your Kimono shopping videos. Yes please I’d love to see another one showing the place in Yokohama you mentioned. I live in Australia. 🇦🇺
Hi! Do you know any good online stores to buy kimonos? Also for the nagajuban do they have a opening? To put the erishin? I recently found a nagajuban but I don’t see an opening for the erishin.
I buy second hand Kimono online through Mercari but it would need a Japanese address. I checked online and this shop looks fine with nice price range and variety. www.kimono-yukata-market.com If you do not find any opening to insert Eishin, maybe it has not been placed the Haneri. (Normally it is sold with Haneri already.) Need to sew yourself to put a sheet of Haneri.
Thank you for having interest in my Kimono Club. It's a referral based closed community. 30 of my friends are members and we enjoy going out in Kimono. I hope to have events for non Japanese tourist one day!
is it okay if my friend and I ,as foreigners, wear kimono to see cherry blossom? we're going to Japan this spring and planning on purchasing kimono. We want to experience the wonderful spring. Are there kimono secondhand stores too in Sendai or Aomori?
Sure!! There is no problem for non-Japanese tourist wear Kimono. If you would like to dress properly like Japanese, I recommend you to go to rental shop and they will dress you and do hair arrangement. You need full set of Kimono including many strings and under garment, so it's too much to purchase everything and it's difficult to dress nicely for the first time. So, I would recommend you to use rental Kimono shop for enjoying wearing Kimono in Japan and to visit Kimono second shop for finding souvenir. As I searched on Google, it looks much easier for tourist to rent a Kimono in Sendai than Aomori. There are recycle Kimono shop all over the Japan. Google it around the area you go. I hope you will have a wonderful trip in Japan!! Enjoy!
@@SuzysDiscoverJapan sorry for the confusion. We're men i dont think wr need hair arrangements. But thanks for the suggestion. Im watching your other videos. Theyre short, simple and easy to understand
@@wildanwildan3144 Oh, sorry. Even you are two men, it's much easier to rent Kimono and let staff dress you. If you wear yourself, you need to buy Nagajyuban(under garment) and strings, too. How to dress men's Kimono is much easier than women's one. You can check some videos on RUclips. Yukata (cotton Kimono for summer something like you can find it at Japanese ryokan) is not suitable for spring season. So be careful when you purchase. Samui which I introduced in my other video is pretty easy to wear and comfortable. It looks like Kimono. Good luck!!
For a work project I'm researching Kimono. Trying to learn as much as possible so I can give a ten minute talk about them. That's why I've come across your channel and now I'm definitely going to buy a Kimono when I next go to Japan. Thanks for showing how to shop for Kimonos and that they are within budget!
That's great!! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask me.
Love the video and the explanation about the history, unfortunately here in Brazil we don't find kimono, so iam starting to study the history of kimono and make my own, live from Brazil 💖🙌🤩
Wow!! Amazing! I wish I can sew Kimono myself. That's nice you are so talented.
@@SuzysDiscoverJapan thank you so much, trying to learn everyone with love and respect for your beautiful culture 🥰🙏
I'm travelling to Japan for the first time in a few weeks and want to buy a vintage kimono so this video was very helpful and informative. Thank you Suzy!
Awwwww🥹 thank you so much! It gave me power to continue my channel 🫶🏻
I am going to Japan in February. I will definitely go to Tatsumi.
Oh! next month! I hope you will have a great time and find something good!! :)
First timer to your channel! I’m very happy to find you. I like that at the beginning of the video, the people were out of focus. I always want to keep people anonymous in a crowd when I’m filming.
Your video helped me with my casual Japanese and learning about kimonos. 👘 Your club is such a good idea. I’d love to always wear kimono 👘. I try to wear my yukata as much as I can during the summer months. As I get to know more about the kimono culture, I’ll spend more money on them. I’m lucky to live here and visit these great shops frequently.
Oh, that’s nice you experience Japanese Kimono culture like that!! Thank you for the nice comment.
I am considering to hold Kimono events for non-Japanese people in future ☺️My dream!!
Hi Suzy! I just discovered your channel and I can't thank you enough for the information you shared. I own a few Kimonos from second hand stores and wanted to learn more. If possible, can you make a video of your Kimono collection? I would be happy to watch it! Lots of love from the Philippines ❤️👘
Oh! Thank you for a nice idea!
love your videos and I love your bright and cheerful personality
Awwwwwww...thank you soooo much!! 😭 I am still struggling to create videos constantly but the interaction with viewers gives me energy~!! Thanks!
i'm surprised there's only about 600 subscribers! i found this very helpful :)
I want so much to have a kimono because they're beautiful, but i don't know where to start since i've never been to japan 😅
Thank you!! Please share to your friend. I just started this channel and very slowly uploading...
I recommend you to just visit some Kimono recycle shops and if you find something sparks joy to you, consider to buy. No need full set from the beginning. Just take a look and you will get the idea gradually.
I love, love, love, Japan! I was lucky enough to live and work there for 3 years. Thank you for this video. If have a chance to travel there i would love to look through those shops you highlighted. Thank you so much!
Thanks for your comment! That's nice to live in Japan to experience the real life. I hope you will come back soon!
Thank you so much for this video, it's really complete explanation ❤ I really love kimono, but unfortunately, thrift Kimono in the EU is very overpriced. I would love to visit Japan someday with my husband and I want to buy restored/thrift kimono and I will visit your recommended shops (I noted some from your youtube channel, including in this video) 😊 once again, arigatou gozaimasu ❤🙇🏻♀️
Thank you very much for your kind comment. I wish I could take you Kimono shopping tour to show around!!
浅草行きたくなりますね！
ありがとうございます！！
Thank you Suzy, I have thoroughly enjoyed both of your Kimono shopping videos. Yes please I’d love to see another one showing the place in Yokohama you mentioned. I live in Australia. 🇦🇺
Great!! Thank you for your comment!! I hope my guide would help your Kimono shopping when you visit Japan!!
From Canada. More kimono’s please. Would love to come some day and buy a recycled Kimono myself till then I will look for your videos
OK!! Thank you for your comment. It's nice to know people from other countries have interest in Kimono so much!
Thank you for this video. So helpful. Arigato .
Happy to hear that!!
I'll be visiting Yokohama in June. Please make a kimono shopping video there. Thank you
Thank you for your comment! I am recently very slow with creating new video... I will try to make it by then!! lol
Thanks again for the video.
Oh, thank you!!!!
Hi! Do you know any good online stores to buy kimonos? Also for the nagajuban do they have a opening? To put the erishin? I recently found a nagajuban but I don’t see an opening for the erishin.
I buy second hand Kimono online through Mercari but it would need a Japanese address. I checked online and this shop looks fine with nice price range and variety.
www.kimono-yukata-market.com
If you do not find any opening to insert Eishin, maybe it has not been placed the Haneri. (Normally it is sold with Haneri already.) Need to sew yourself to put a sheet of Haneri.
How do we join that kimono group please?
Thank you for having interest in my Kimono Club. It's a referral based closed community. 30 of my friends are members and we enjoy going out in Kimono. I hope to have events for non Japanese tourist one day!
how lovely@@SuzysDiscoverJapan
is it okay if my friend and I ,as foreigners, wear kimono to see cherry blossom? we're going to Japan this spring and planning on purchasing kimono. We want to experience the wonderful spring. Are there kimono secondhand stores too in Sendai or Aomori?
Sure!! There is no problem for non-Japanese tourist wear Kimono. If you would like to dress properly like Japanese, I recommend you to go to rental shop and they will dress you and do hair arrangement. You need full set of Kimono including many strings and under garment, so it's too much to purchase everything and it's difficult to dress nicely for the first time. So, I would recommend you to use rental Kimono shop for enjoying wearing Kimono in Japan and to visit Kimono second shop for finding souvenir.
As I searched on Google, it looks much easier for tourist to rent a Kimono in Sendai than Aomori.
There are recycle Kimono shop all over the Japan. Google it around the area you go.
I hope you will have a wonderful trip in Japan!! Enjoy!
@@SuzysDiscoverJapan sorry for the confusion. We're men i dont think wr need hair arrangements. But thanks for the suggestion. Im watching your other videos. Theyre short, simple and easy to understand
@@wildanwildan3144 Oh, sorry. Even you are two men, it's much easier to rent Kimono and let staff dress you.
If you wear yourself, you need to buy Nagajyuban(under garment) and strings, too. How to dress men's Kimono is much easier than women's one. You can check some videos on RUclips.
Yukata (cotton Kimono for summer something like you can find it at Japanese ryokan) is not suitable for spring season. So be careful when you purchase.
Samui which I introduced in my other video is pretty easy to wear and comfortable. It looks like Kimono.
Good luck!!