Frequently Asked Questions

While it varies depending on the shrine, in most cases, bookings can be made up to one year in advance. We recommend early reservations for popular dates and venues.

Yes, we can arrange taxi services according to your needs. We will propose a safe and comfortable transportation option from your accommodation to the shrine.

Facilities vary depending on the shrine, but most have restrooms and powder rooms available. However, many shrines do not have changing rooms, so we kindly ask guests to arrive already dressed for the ceremony.

Yes, it is possible. Visiting the shrine in advance helps you visualize the ceremony better and contributes to a smoother process on the day of the event. If you wish to arrange a site visit, please let us know.

The availability of rehearsals varies depending on the shrine. When a rehearsal is possible, you can confirm the flow of the ceremony and your positioning in advance.

We apologize, but Shinto wedding ceremonies are typically conducted in Japanese as a standard practice.

Regulations vary depending on the shrine. Many shrines have restrictions on where and when photography is allowed. We will provide specific information about these rules for the shrine you choose.

Shinto wedding ceremonies are conducted regardless of weather conditions. Even in rain or snow, the ceremony can be held in the solemn atmosphere of the shrine. However, we prioritize our guests' safety, and in cases of extreme weather, we will consult with the shrine and take appropriate measures.

While there may be slight variations depending on the shrine, a typical Shinto wedding ceremony usually lasts about 30 minutes.

The capacity varies depending on the shrine. For specific limitations, please consult with us individually so we can provide you with accurate information for your chosen venue.

Each shrine has its own unique atmosphere and characteristics. Please share your preferences with us. We can recommend suitable shrines based on various factors such as location, historical significance, size, and other aspects that align with your wishes.

Yes, the proceedings and specific ritual details of the ceremony can vary from shrine to shrine.

If you find it difficult to make a reservation on your own, we can assist you with booking the shrine. However, please note that there is a limited selection of shrines available for reservation through our service. We recommend discussing your preferences with us in advance.

Photography is allowed at many shrines, but there may be restrictions on certain locations or times. We will adjust the specific photography plan according to the rules of the shrine you choose.

Generally, we ask that you refrain from any performances that might disrupt the solemn atmosphere of the shrine. However, depending on the nature of your request, we may be able to negotiate with the shrine for special arrangements. If you have any specific wishes, please don't hesitate to let us know.

Typically, shrines do not have accommodation facilities. However, some temples offer a "shukubo" experience, where you can stay overnight. If you're interested in this option, please let us know and we can discuss it further.

Dress code policies may vary depending on the shrine. We kindly ask that you consult with us in advance regarding any specific clothing requests.

We offer standard sizes for traditional Japanese wedding attire. However, for individuals taller than 195cm (about 6'5") or with bust, waist, or hip measurements exceeding 120cm (about 47"), additional fees may apply or we may have difficulty accommodating your size. Please consult with us in advance if this applies to you.

Please wear attire appropriate for visiting a shrine. In particular, wearing socks or stockings is mandatory.

Yes, it is possible. If you would like to try on the attire, please make a fitting appointment in advance.

As a general rule, we kindly ask that you make your attire reservation at least one month before your ceremony date. Since each piece is unique, we recommend reserving popular items as early as possible to ensure availability.

Yes, all necessary undergarments and accessories for traditional Japanese attire are included in our basic package. You can rest assured that everything will be prepared for you. We also offer high-grade accessories if you prefer, though these will incur additional charges.

Our company offers wedding attire for rental only. We do not sell the garments.

Yes, we provide both hairstyling and makeup services. Our professional stylists will create the perfect look for you, tailored to your preferences and complementing your chosen attire.

The duration of hairstyling varies depending on the complexity of the style, but it typically takes about 30 to 40 minutes. We'll ensure to schedule ample time for your styling session.

Yes, you can. However, please ensure that the design complements the traditional Japanese attire and that the accessories can be securely fastened, such as those with wires or combs.

Yes, it is possible. We offer a wide variety of hair accessories, including kanzashi (traditional Japanese hairpins) and artificial flower ornaments. We have various designs available, ranging from those included in the basic plan to premium options that require additional fees.

The offering to the shrine (called "Hatsuhoryō") is typically around 100,000 yen, with the average total cost being approximately 300,000 yen. However, please note that the specific amount may vary depending on the chosen shrine and selected options. We recommend discussing the details with us individually for a more accurate estimate.

While some attire options are included in our basic package, selecting high-grade optional garments will incur additional fees. Many couples choose options that add approximately 100,000 yen to their package. We'd be happy to discuss specific options and pricing with you in more detail.

The rental fee for a watabōshi (traditional Japanese wedding hood) is 11,000 yen.

The rental fee for a tsunokakushi is 27,500 yen. As it includes a wig, we require a fitting session at least two weeks before the ceremony to measure your head size. This is because the wig is semi-custom styled to ensure a perfect fit.

Not at all. Our Wa-kon (traditional Japanese-style wedding) services include comprehensive interpretation support to ensure smooth communication throughout your experience. You can relax and enjoy your authentic Japanese wedding without worrying about language barriers.

Please check our "Important Information Before Booking" page for details.

Generally, visits to Japan for preparations are not necessary. All preparations can be made through online meetings.

Yes, we have prepared videos explaining the etiquette and procedures of Shinto weddings. We will also provide detailed guidance on shrine manners. In particular, please note that wearing socks or stockings is mandatory, and we kindly ask you to inform all your guests about this requirement.

You can view the attire options through online screen sharing sessions.

Yes, it is possible. Taking photos at traditional Japanese landscapes or famous tourist spots can create wonderful memories. We can support you with everything from selecting locations to arranging the photo shoot, according to your wishes.

Yes, many shrines provide souvenirs like omamori (protective charms) as mementos of the ceremony. The specific items available may vary depending on the shrine. If you have any preferences, please let us know, and we'll be happy to assist you.

Yes, we can introduce you to hotels and recommended accommodations near the shrine. For some hotels, we can also handle the entire process from reservation to payment on your behalf.

Yes, we offer an optional service where professional videographers can film and edit your ceremony. This allows you to preserve your memorable day as a beautifully crafted video.

Yes, depending on your chosen ceremony location, we can introduce you to a variety of Japanese and Western-style restaurants and banquet halls near the shrine. We will suggest the most suitable venue based on your preferences and the number of guests.

Yes, we do. Our basic wedding package includes an English interpreter. For other languages, we utilize the latest AI translation device (Pocketalk) to support multilingual communication.

Our wedding planning team primarily consists of female professionals, with experienced staff ranging from their 20s to 50s. We will introduce you to the most suitable planner based on your specific needs and preferences, ensuring personalized support throughout your wedding journey.

Yes, absolutely. Our company respects diversity and is committed to providing equal services to all couples, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Yes, it is possible. Shinto wedding ceremonies are generally open to individuals regardless of their religious beliefs. However, we recommend considering your families' religious views and obtaining their approval beforehand to ensure everyone is comfortable with the decision.

Approximately one month after your ceremony, we will email you a download link. This link will allow you to save high-quality images directly to your personal device.

Yes, it is possible to order a wedding album. However, please note that we cannot be held responsible for any damage that may occur during international shipping. Additionally, there will be separate shipping charges for overseas delivery.

Yes, we do offer video recording services. We have a digital delivery plan available that allows you to preserve the memories of your ceremony in video format.

We recommend planning your schedule with ample time. In particular, please avoid arriving the day before the ceremony. To account for potential issues such as flight delays, we suggest planning to arrive in Japan at least two days before your wedding day.

If the main arrangements such as securing the venue, booking beauty services, and reserving a photographer are in place, it's possible to prepare for the ceremony in as little as two weeks. However, we recommend allowing more time for preparations to ensure a stress-free experience.