The purpose of our customer's visit this time was quite moving.
Washin Ryokan in Tokyo shares a touching story of a daughter gifting a kimono photoshoot to her mother. The facility also highlights the development of 'Washin Tokyo Bay Nature Village' in the Boso Peninsula, offering glamping and traditional house experiences.
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The purpose of our customer's visit this time was quite moving. A mother who collected kimonos during her single days mentioned while cleaning recently, 'I have some I've never worn, I want to wear them someday.' Her daughter arranged a kimono photoshoot as a birthday gift and chose our studio. What a wonderful daughter! We specially allowed them to bring their dog. Of course, it was conditional on being in a cage, but they were very happy. Since dogs are important family members, we understand they want to take photos together. Later, they asked, 'We want to take a photo holding the dog.' Meanwhile, preparations are underway for the Washin Tokyo Bay Nature Village on the Boso Peninsula, next to Tokyo. Here, you can experience time completely different from the city. Old folk houses, glamping, mountain streams, forests, starry skies, bonfires, campfires, fireworks, and so much more! Washin is constantly evolving! Featured on NHK 'Ohayo Nippon' on 6/1.
FAQ
Where is Washin located?
It operates in Tokyo and the Boso Peninsula.