— Temple & Shrine Hopping with a Goshuin Book from Gion — | Kyoto Kimono Rental Waplus Kyoto**

Experience a delightful sightseeing course around Gion and Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto while wearing a kimono.
This model route is perfect for first-time visitors and includes shrine stamp collecting (goshuin), photogenic spots, and a matcha café — all within walking distance from Waplus Kyoto Yasaka Shrine Store.

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Start Your Day with Kimono Rental

Begin your Kyoto adventure by choosing a kimono.
Wearing a kimono instantly enhances your experience of walking through historic areas like Gion. The stone-paved streets and traditional townhouses harmonize beautifully with kimono styles, making every step feel special.

At Waplus Kyoto Yasaka Shrine Store, you’ll find a wide range of kimono — from classic patterns and vintage styles to lace kimono.
We also propose accessories like comfortable zori sandals and matching bags so that even first-time wearers can enjoy their stroll with ease.

Once you’re dressed and ready, it’s time to head to Yasaka Shrine on foot — just a short walk from the store and a perfect place to begin your kimono journey.

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Goshuin Debut at Yasaka Shrine ⛩

With your goshuin book in hand, start by visiting the main hall to pray.
Yasaka Shrine is known for its many sub-shrines, making it a fun spot for collecting goshuin stamps.

Here are some highlights you’ll find inside the shrine grounds:

• Yasaka Main Shrine
• Utsukushigozensha
• Okuninushisha
• Kitamuki Ebisu Shrine
• Hamono Shrine
• Ekijinja
• Akuojisha
• Hiyoshi Shrine
• Gyokko Inari Shrine

There are many points of interest to explore!

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Walk to Nene-no-Michi via Maruyama Park

After your shrine visit, stroll through Maruyama Park toward Nene-no-Michi.
The charming stone pathway is ideal for lovely kimono photos.

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Photo Spots: Koshindo & Yasaka Pagoda Area 📸

Take pictures with the iconic five-story Yasaka Pagoda in the background — a truly classic Kyoto scene.

At Koshindo Temple, the colorful kukurizaru (hanging monkey charms) are a popular photo spot.

It’s also fun to grab a cute croissant from Cocorico Blanc to enjoy while walking — Kyoto is perfect for casual food strolls.

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Relax at a Matcha Café

After plenty of walking, take a break with matcha sweets at Jouvencelle.
Sit back and relax in your kimono while enjoying traditional Japanese desserts.

Once you’ve rested, you can return directly to the Waplus Kyoto Yasaka Shrine Store, completing a delightful walking course in Kyoto.

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Shrine & Temple Etiquette Tips

To make the most of your visit:

• Bow once before passing through torii gates or temple entrances.
• Avoid walking in the center of the path (especially at shrines).
• Receive goshuin stamps after you finish your prayers.
• Some areas may prohibit photography — check posted signs.

Just a little awareness of etiquette can make your shrine and temple visits more respectful and enjoyable.

 

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