Created with your unique personality and wishes in mind, each Oiran, Geisha, and Maiko transformation is carefully crafted like a work of art. Combining refined craftsmanship with years of experience and artistic sensibility, our artisans bring out a completely different side of you. Step into a world of extraordinary beauty and experience a version of yourself unlike any other.

Specializing in elaborate hair styling, this long-established salon has earned a reputation as a hidden gem, attracting visitors from near and far who seek exceptional techniques and a distinctive sense of beauty. Experience the dazzling KAIGEIBU—a spectacular transformation found only in Nagoya.

Note:

The KAIGEIBU requires coordination among multiple staff members. After receiving your reservation request, we will check availability and coordinate the schedule before sending you a booking confirmation. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us using the Experié Contact Form.

◻︎　Plan　◻︎

①

  ・　Oiran　・

￥22,000 tax incl.

Duration: 3hours

(incl. dressing & updo)

②

  ・　Geisha　・

￥13,200 tax incl.

Duration: 3hours

(incl. dressing & updo)

③

  ・　Maiko　・

￥16,500 tax incl.

Duration: 3hours

(incl. dressing & updo)

【Incl. in Plan ① ② ③】

Kimono Rental (complete set)

Kimono Dressing

Nagajuban (kimono undergarment)

Updo

【Not Incl. in Plan ① ② ③】

Undergarments

Hadajuban (inner kimono garment)

Tabi Socks

Photography

Note:

For hygiene reasons, Hadajuban (inner kimono garment) and Tabi socks are not included in the rental. Please bring either a one-piece slip or a knee-length petticoat. Hadajuban and Tabi socks are also available for purchase at our salon. As each hairstyle is handcrafted, the final result may vary slightly from the sample photos depending on your hair texture, volume, color, and head shape. For details on the kimono rental process and services, please refer to our Kimono Rental Guide.

◻︎　Option　◻︎

  ・　Kimono Stroll　・

¥3,300 tax incl.

+2 hours

◻︎　About the Salon Owner　◻︎

As postwar Japan entered a period of reconstruction, one woman played a significant role in advancing beauty education: Fueko Yagi. At a time when female business owners were still rare, she founded the Yagi Institute of Beauty Culture in Tennoji, Osaka, in 1956 as a training school for aspiring hairstylists. Through her dedication to educating future generations, she became one of the pioneering female educators who helped shape Japan's beauty industry.

The owner of this salon, Keiko Shimizu, is Fueko Yagi's niece. Raised in a family deeply rooted in the beauty profession—her mother also owned a beauty salon—she was surrounded by the world of hairstyling from an early age. Rather than relying on her family's reputation, however, she devoted herself to refining her own skills, continuing to study and perfect her craft long after opening her own salon.

Balancing an openness to evolving trends with her own distinctive aesthetic, Ms. Shimizu has become known for elegant updos that combine refined sophistication with a beautiful, lustrous finish. Through years of dedication, her reputation has spread largely by word of mouth, attracting clients from influential business and Kabuki circles, many of whom travel from afar for her artistry. Today, her salon is recognized as one of Nagoya's most respected and long-established beauty salons.

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