～Temple visit photoshoot~ Boy’s ceremony dress

Hello, I'm Hiyokko Hinata?

What the heck is a little kid named Hinokoto Hinata... Sorry, I just really liked it lol

Well, this time we would like to introduce you to the customers who were able to have their photo taken for the temple visit!

Photography: Kanno

It's a cool outfit to wear (*^^*) This is the outfit I brought along!

I would like to introduce the studio’s kimono as well, but they also have some items that you can bring in and have them photographed as well! (^_^)/

The patterns on the kimono are glittery, and the tiger is also very cool?

And those round, doe-like eyes are so cute (*˘︶˘*).｡.:*♥

The baby dress in the studio is very cute.

The race is getting more and more intense, and there’s also a lot of volume.

Tuxedos are popular for boys' formal wear, but how about a ceremony dress?

The basic color of a ceremony dress is white, and it’s not because the boy is a boy that it has to be a boy-like color.

It simply means "Since this is my first time going to worship at the shrine, I want a color that hasn't been stained by anything."

The white color, which is not often chosen for boys, is very refreshing and becomes more girly and cute.

It's also nice to dress the baby in cute things (〃∇〃)

When it comes to the Seven-Five-Three Festival, the chance that the mom can choose the outfit is roughly half and half (since it’s a time when the child’s will becomes stronger ^^;).

Mom, Dad, go ahead and choose what you want them to wear!

And ceremonial dresses are only worn on occasions like going home after being discharged from the hospital or attending a temple ceremony.

Why not choose it as a moment in your precious kimono?

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Last updated date June 7, 2022 by Studio Staff Hinata