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[Yokohama HAIKARA Kimonokan] You can choose from 5 hotels! Afternoon tea will be held again this year in yukata.

2022.06.28

A collaboration project between Yokohama HAIKARA Kimonokan and Yokohama Royal Park Hotel will be held again this year.
You can choose your favorite design from about 100 kinds of women’s yukata, put on a combination of obi and geta, and then enjoy afternoon tea and a walk around the city.

Choose from 5 hotels! Overview of afternoon tea in yukata

Period: July 1st (Fri) -September 30th (Fri), 2022
* Tue / Wed / Thu / Fri only (excluding holidays)
Business Hours: ・ Yukata dressing (for women and men) / 11: 00-12: 30
・ Afternoon tea (2 hours each time) / 13:00 or 16:00
Price: 17,300 yen (including yukata, obi, clogs, dressing, afternoon tea, and drinks)
* 16,800 yen in August and September
Reservation: Please apply from the Yokohama HAIKARA Kimonokan website.
* Reservation required at least 3 days in advance

<Plan flow>
Reservation → Dressing in a yukata → Afternoon tea at the hotel → Go home while enjoying a walk in Minato Mirai, Yokohama → (You can wear a yukata as it is.)
>Click here for reservations and details

<Afternoon tea venue>
Yokohama Royal Park Hotel 1st floor Delica & Lounge “Coffret” and 4 other hotels

<Yukata dressing venue>
Yokohama HAIKARA Kimonokan Yamashitacho store
* Please check the website as some items may be brought by the customer on the day of the event.

* This plan is a product sponsored by Yokohama HAIKARA Kimonokan.
* Prices include service charge and tax.
* Prices vary depending on the hotel selected.
* All photos are for reference only.
* Products may be discontinued without notice.
* Contents are subject to change depending on the situation.

Yokohama Royal Park Hotel "Landmark Afternoon Tea Set STAR JEWELRY"

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