BABY & OMIYAMAIRI STUDIO REIMEI

Baby's shrine visit photoshootFor your very first milestone,
To the family's memories.

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Address: 富田町字上ノ台20-10, 郡山市, 福島県, 963-8041, JP
Telephone: 0120-58-5506

Shrine visits and the 100-day celebration around 100 days after birth. Tiny hands, sleepy faces, and expressions when held by family are precious records of this fleeting moment. While listening to the baby's mood and the family's wishes, we carefully capture how they look on that day in photographs.

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A baby wearing a navy blue festive kimono and smiling against a red Japanese umbrella background — First
CELEBRATION

First Celebration

Celebrating the baby's growth,
Two milestones.

Omiyamairi, which celebrates a newborn's birth and prays for their healthy growth, and the Hyaku-nichi-iwai, celebrated around 100 days after birth. Both are important first milestones for your family.

The traditional guideline is around one month after birth for Omiyamairi (shrines visit), and around 100 days after birth for Momoka-iwai (First-100-Days celebration). Please prioritize the health of the baby and mother as well as the family's schedule, and feel free to consult with us to find a stress-free time for the photo shoot.

Both the Omiyamairi and the first hundred days celebration

We have a proven track record of accommodating both combined photography sessions for shrine visits and the 100-day celebration, as well as separate sessions to capture developmental changes on different days. Please let us know your preferred timing and details.

Not just a smile, but the way you looked that day

A soundly sleeping face, a face that cried a little, and a sudden glance toward the camera are all precious records of that specific time. Rather than chasing fixed expressions, we cherish how things are on that day.

Both traditional formal wear and Western clothing

We have experience photographing with traditional baby kimonos (kakegi/ubugi) and baby dresses. Please check in advance regarding available costumes, sizes, number of outfit changes, and what is included in the plan.

Even down to the atmosphere of the day we became a family

We have a proven track record of photographing not only the baby alone, but also with parents and siblings. Please let us know the number of participants and the desired combinations when booking.

Family photo of a baby surrounded by parents against a bright background

The First Family Story

Even the air on the day we became family,
One.

The expression looking at the baby wrapped in a celebratory gown, the gently placed hand, the distance when a sibling comes close. Photos of a shrine visit or a baby's 100th-day celebration are records that convey not only the baby's growth, but also the family building new days together.

Please consult us on the combinations you would like to capture, such as a photo of just the baby, a photo with both parents, or a picture including siblings. We will confirm the number of people and whether family photos are included in the plan before you make a reservation.

Three Ways to Remember

Brightening up your special day,
Three ways to leave something.

Traditional kimono robes, soft baby dresses, and photos with family. Different outfits and combinations create a variety of expressions on the very same day.

A baby wearing a celebratory kimono, photographed against a backdrop of traditional Japanese umbrellas.

STYLE 01 / KIMONO

With a traditional celebratory robe (kakegi/ubugi), with dignity and brilliance

Drape the traditional kimono over the baby for a classic shrine visit photo that showcases the pattern on the back. There are also examples of photography where sleeves were worn for the 100-day celebration. Please check the available outfits and how to wear them in advance.

A baby in a white baby dress surrounded by flowers

STYLE 02 / BABY DRESS

In Western-style clothing, with a soft expression

We have experience photographing with baby dresses and baby tuxedos. Unlike traditional Japanese kimono, they offer a light and airy feel, capturing babies in their most natural and adorable way.

Parents surrounding a baby with a yellow background, smiling

STYLE 03 / WITH FAMILY

With parents and siblings

We also have a proven track record of accommodating family photo sessions with parents, siblings, and the whole family together. Please consult with us regarding the number of people, the desired combinations, and what is included in your plan.

Gallery

Both sleeping faces and crying faces,
A treasure for that day only.

Capturing the baby's present moments from various angles: the dignified expression in a traditional kimono, the soft look in Western attire, and the time spent with family.

A baby smiling on a navy blue celebratory kimono — A smiling baby around one hundred days old, wrapped in a celebratory kimono

A smiling baby on a white rug — Tiny hands and feet only of this moment and natural expressions

How It Works

From consultation to photo selection,
Five steps.

It is okay even if the shooting date and costumes have not been decided yet. I will ask about what is known and help organize the details of the shoot together.

01
Reservations and Inquiries
Please let us know your preferred timing, whether you are celebrating Omiyamairi or Hyaku-nichi-iwai (100-day celebration), and any preferences for costumes or family photography through the reservation form on our website or by phone.
02
Confirmation of shooting content
We will confirm the participating family members, traditional and Western clothing, brought-in items, studio or location preferences, and how you would like to keep your digital data or photo products.
03
Store visit and costume check
You are requested to arrive up to 10 minutes before your reservation time on the day of the shoot. If you are bringing your own costumes or accessories, please let us know the details in advance.
04
photographing
We will proceed according to our prior discussion, including kimono-style hanging robes (kakegi), Western attire, solo photos of the baby, and photos with the family. Please let us know how you would like to adjust the schedule based on how the day goes.
05
Photo selection and delivery
After the photo shoot, choose your favorite pictures and finish them into your desired format, such as digital data, an album, or a photo mount. Please check the product details and delivery time when making your reservation.

Total Support

Supporting the baby's special day,
Six consultation points.

Timing, outfits, family photos, locations, brought-in items, and how to preserve the photos. We will tailor the photo shoot details one by one to match your family's wishes.

Please check the latest details before booking regarding what is included in the price: available costumes, sizes, number of costume changes, family photography, location photography, digital data, and photo products.

祝

Shrine visit and 100th-day celebration

You can discuss the preservation method that best suits your family, such as choosing either one, photographing on the same day, or on separate days.

着

Traditional Kimono (Kakegi) / Western Clothing

Kimonos for babies, birth celebration garments, and baby dresses have been used previously. Please check the conditions of use in advance.

歩

Baby's pace

We aim to capture sleeping and crying faces as precious memories, respecting how the baby looks that day.

家

Family and Siblings

We have a track record of photographing with parents and siblings. Please let us know the number of people and the combination you would like.

場

Studio Locations

If you would like a location photoshoot, please discuss the shooting location, permits, transportation, weather, costumes, and additional fees in advance.

品

Data and photo products

The available options, such as data, albums, and mounts, vary depending on the plan. Please let us know how you would like to preserve your memories.

Baby sitting in a chair with a set of greens and candles — Celebrate small milestones, your family's way.

Preparation Guide

I want to confirm something before booking.
Five things.

It is fine if not everything is decided yet. We will think together about a photography plan that allows your baby and family to spend time comfortably.

01 / WHEN

Shooting date and celebration day

Please let us know your schedule for the shrine visit (Omiyamairi) and the 100-day celebration (Okuizome), as well as your preferred timeframe for the photo shoot. We will prioritize your health and your family's schedule to discuss the arrangements.

02 / WHO

family in the photo together

We will organize the combination of the number of participants and desired photos, such as parents, siblings, and grandparents.

03 / OUTFIT

Traditional kimono / Western attire / Brought-in costumes

Please let us know your desired costume and size, as well as whether you will be bringing your own costume. The number of outfit changes and conditions of use must be confirmed in advance.

04 / MEMORY

Items of memory I want to photograph together

If you have a favorite stuffed animal or a commemorative item, please consult with us at the time of reservation regarding whether it can be brought in.

05 / CARE

Breastfeeding, diaper changing, and resting

Please check at the time of reservation, as available locations and facilities, required items, and breaks on the day cannot be confirmed from publicly available information alone.

Please also check the rescheduling policy, cancellation terms, and procedures for the day in the event of illness for your baby or family before confirming your reservation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

I have summarized the details you should check before booking, such as the timing of the photo shoot, outfits, photos with family, and how to spend the day.

When should I take Omiyamairi photos?

Around one month after birth is the traditional guideline, but please consult us about your preferred timing, prioritizing the health of the baby and mother, and the family's schedule.

Can I take photos for the Omiyamairi and the 100th-day celebration together?

We have examples of shoots done together. We also have examples shot on different days to capture how expressions and physiques change over a few months. Please consult with us on how you would like to preserve these memories.

Can I rent a costume?

These have been used for baby kimono (kakegi/ubugi), baby dresses, and baby tuxedos. Please check in advance regarding available outfits, sizes, number of wardrobe changes, and what is included in the price.

Can I also take pictures with my own costumes or mementos?

We have experience shooting with brought-in costumes and props. Please inform us of the details of the costumes or items at the time of reservation and check the conditions for bringing them in.

Can I take photos with my family and siblings too?

We have experience photographing with parents and siblings. Please check the number of participants, desired combinations, and what is included in your plan in advance.

Is it okay if the baby sleeps or cries?

Sleeping faces, crying faces, and expressions where eyes meet are all precious records of that time. Please discuss the schedule and breaks for the day at the time of booking.

Are breastfeeding and diaper changing available?

Available locations and facilities, required items to bring, and policies regarding shooting time cannot be confirmed from currently publicly available information. Please check with the studio when making your reservation.

Please tell me about the prices, data, and photo products.

It depends on the shooting details, costumes, family portraits, data, albums, etc. Unconfirmed prices are not listed on this page, and the latest plans and inclusions will be provided during your consultation.

Let's Create Your Story

A little sunny day,
For a family story.

Whether it is the timing of the photo shoot, the costumes, photos with your family, or the format you want to keep, please let us know what you have in mind so far, even if you haven't decided on everything yet.

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