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BABY & OMIYAMAIRI STUDIO REIMEI

BabyTemple Shinto Ceremony Photography

Free shooting fee on weekdays*Photo, album, and data fees are separate.

For your very first milestone,
To the family's memories.

We will take commemorative photos of the temple ceremony and the 100th day celebration around the age of 100 days. Please consult us in advance regarding the costume, the time of the photoshoot, and whether to take the photos with your family.

Look at the photo
A baby wearing a navy blue festive kimono and smiling against a red Japanese umbrella background
BABY /
Omiyamairi

Omiyamairi & 100 Days

The temple ceremony
Shooting for the hundredth anniversary celebration.

We are able to accommodate temple ceremonies and 100th day celebrations around the age of 100 days. You can also discuss whether to take the photos on the same day or on separate days.

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.

01

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.

02

Also filmed sleeping and crying faces

We also take photos of the baby’s expressions when they are sleeping or crying. Please consult with us about how to proceed on the day based on the baby’s condition.

03

Kimono, baby dress, and baby clothes

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.

04

Shooting with your parents and siblings

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

Family Photos

With just one baby,
A group photo with your family.

We will introduce examples of photographing babies in traditional kimono or Western-style clothes with their parents or siblings.

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.

Photo Examples

For kimono, Western-style, and family photos
Three examples of shooting.

We will introduce kimono, birth kimono, baby dresses, and photos of families together. Please let us know the outfit and combination you would like.

A baby wearing a celebratory kimono, photographed against a backdrop of traditional Japanese umbrellas.
STYLE 01 / KIMONO

Shooting with a kimono and a birth gown

There are photos of the kimono ceremony showing the patterns, and examples of photos taken during the hundred days celebration wearing the kimono. Please confirm in advance which outfits are available and how to wear them.

A baby in a white baby dress surrounded by flowers
STYLE 02 / BABY DRESS

Shooting with baby dresses and tuxedos

We have experience shooting with baby dresses and baby tights. Please check beforehand which outfits and sizes are available and the terms of use.

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.

ALBUM & PLAN

Album pricing and information

You can view the shooting plan and the fees for album and photo products. Please choose the shooting method that suits your needs.

Clicking and tapping on the image will enlarge it. You can further enlarge the text using the "+" button in the enlarged screen.

Photo plan and pricing flyer

Albums, photo products, and data set fees for baby photography
Baby set plan
Information on the plan and pricing for shrine visit location photography
Temple visit location plan
The set price for photos and data to be added to growing albums
More album set plans

Examples of finished album and photo product

Please see the cover and opening page images. The size and page layout vary depending on the product.

Cover of a white growing album with round photos of babies
More albums with white covers
Cover of a black growing album featuring photos of babies
More albums with black covers
The album cover opens up to show enlarged photos of the temple ceremony
More album covers to be seen

How It Works

From consultation to photo selection,
Five steps.

We will ask about the desired date, outfit, and number of participants, and confirm the details of the photoshoot. You can also discuss any details that have not yet been finalized.

  1. 01

    Reservations and Inquiries

    Please let us know your desired date, whether you would like to have a Shinto shrine visit or a hundred-day celebration, and your preferences regarding the costumes and family photos.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

Shooting Options

The time of the photo shoot, the clothes, etc.
6 things to check.

We will ask for the date of the photoshoot, the costumes, family photos, the location, any items brought in, and your preferences regarding data and photo products.

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 arrange to have both the Shinto ritual and the one-month celebration taken on the same day, 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

How to proceed on the day

Please consult us at the time of booking about how to proceed if your baby sleeps or cries, and how to take breaks.

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 selection of data, albums, and sheets of paper varies depending on the plan. Please let us know what products you would like.

Baby sitting in a chair with a set of greens and candles
We check the time of the photo shoot, the outfit, and the family photos in advance.

Preparation Guide

I want to confirm something before booking.
Five things.

Please let us know the specific details, such as the time of the photo shoot, the outfit, and the family photos. We are also happy to discuss any details that are not yet finalized.

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 / PERSONAL ITEMS

Items you want to be photographed together with

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 with the reservation staff about the location and facilities for breastfeeding and changing diapers, the necessary items to bring, and how to take breaks.

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?

There are cases where the photo shoot for the temple ceremony and the hundred-day celebration are taken on the same day, and there are cases where they are taken on separate days. Please discuss the desired time and details with us.

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?

Please consult with us when making a reservation regarding the steps to take and the breaks to be taken if your baby sleeps or cries.

Are breastfeeding and diaper changing available?

Please check with the reservation staff whether the location, facilities, necessary items, and breaks for breastfeeding and diaper changing are included in the filming time.

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

The fee varies depending on the shooting content, attire, family photos, data, and album. We will ask for your wishes and provide you with the latest plans and the included contents.

Contact

Baby and Henna Ceremony Photography
Please discuss the date, time, and content.

Please let us know your desired shooting date, attire, number of participants, and any data or photo products you would like to use. We are also happy to discuss any undecided details.

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