“Samurai” had an unwritten code of conduct called “Bushido”, and Bushido was a moral code of the samurai class that was perfected supported by Confucianism, Buddhism, and Shinto thought. It values justice, courage, benevolence, compassion, courtesy, sincerity, honor, loyalty and self-respect. Through samurai photography, you can get in touch with the good old Japanese culture.
Samurai plan (for men)
Samurai plan
Price: 13,500 yen (14,850 yen including tax)
Time required: 1 hour
Includes: Rental Kimono Set & Kimono dressing, Swords and accessories rental, Approximately 21 photo shoots, 3 printed photos(127x178mm)
*Digital data is not included. Additional options must be purchased.
Samurai plan Couple shooting
Price: 13,500 yen (14,850 yen including tax) + Fees for the optional plan for women
[In addition to the contents of the Samurai plan.]
You can take about 10 pictures with your female companion. The Samurai plan and the female companion’s solo shooting will be about 10 less each. Couple photos will be taken at the booth of the woman’s plan.
*If two people need all cut data, you can get data for two people with one purchase.
*Guests over 100cm tall can experience this plan.
*If more than one person experiences the Samurai Plan together, it is possible to reduce each person’s solo shooting by 10 cuts and change to a group shooting of 10 cuts.
Exclusive options
The makeup looks like it has blood on it and creates an atmosphere like you are in battle.
*Reservation required.
Common options with extra fee
All option prices include tax.
Additional 1 photo
2,200 yen
Jpeg data for the number of photos (sent on line or by e-mail)
3,300 yen
Jpeg data of all cuts (sent on line or by e-mail)
7,700 yen
Group photo shoot (photo shoot +7 shots, each person + 1 photo, same booth only, reservation required)
2,750 yen per person
10 original business cards
2,750 yen
Kenjutsu
You can do posing that imitates the characteristic style of kenjutsu schools. Which one do you choose?
One sword becomes ten thousand swords, and ten thousand swords become one sword.
No matter how fierce a samurai’s heart may be, he may fail if he doesn’t know something.
Don’t doubt the first sword, don’t need the second, strike the sword as fast as you can.
The sword follows the hand, the hand follows the heart, the heart follows the law, and the law follows God. In years gone by, the hand forgets the heart, the heart forgets the law, and the law forgets God. Change is inevitable.
Without disobeying nature, the sword is mastered in the form of the sky and the ground.
When I see the sky and the earth in the garden, I live outside it.
If you fail in life, you may shed all your desires and start again. The starting point is different, but the end result is the same.
It is as if he saw the wind and used a sail, and saw the rabbit and sent a hawk.
