A private venue in Angel for our Kimono Party
We are pleased to let you know we now have a partner venue in Angel. When you plan a hen party or a birthday party, the first thing you think of is – Where can I have it? I know … Continued
We are pleased to let you know we now have a partner venue in Angel. When you plan a hen party or a birthday party, the first thing you think of is – Where can I have it? I know … Continued
Guest Writer / Natalie Leon – @Sakura_Sister_ In October I had the pleasure of attending Takayo Kimono Parties “Floating World” event. Billed as an alternative way to spend Halloween. The concept was an immersive supper club experience that … Continued
In Japan, a new semester begins in April. Almost every schools and companies have introduced it for years. So, it’s common for us to use April-start schedule books. For senior students, it’s the graduation season now in March. Junior high … Continued
Tomorrow is an important day for Japanese girls. On March 3rd, we celebrate our Girl’s Festival called “Hina-matsuri”. It’s also known as the “Peach Tree Festival” because the flowers bloom around that time. The festival is held to pray for … Continued
Our kimono party is featured in bride magazine’s web blog. Thank you very much bride magazine. If you don’t live in London, feel free to contact us! We’ve been to Manchester and Canterbury for the party recently. Hope to see … Continued
Japanese old calendar says winter ended yesterday(3rd Feb) and it’s the beginning of spring today. It’s called “Setsubun(節分)”. What we did yesterday was to throw and scatter roasted soy beans inside and outside our houses with saying “Get goblins out of the house! Invite happiness … Continued
Hen Party e-invitation_wp (PDF) Are you stuck with organizing your group? Hurrah! Finally you have reached T A K A Y O. We can cater for maximum 32 HENS! Kimono is versatile and it doesn’t matter what your height and body … Continued
“I make the hottest ramen in town” It says on each card which was handed out to the audience, leaving them excited about something is going to happen. On 17th, we collaborated with an amazing burlesque dancer Beti, … Continued
Japanese holiday held annually on the second Monday of January is the day of coming-of-age. 20 years old girls and boys take part in ceremonies in each city or town. Most girls wear beautiful kimono for their celebrations. Especially, girls and … Continued