[October limited] Autumn Seven-Five-Three Photography Campaign ♡ One-Plus Data Gift Included!
Hello, this is Studio Reime!
October is the month when you can feel the autumn breeze wonderfully. It is finally the season for celebrating the Seven Five Three festival🍁
"I want to shoot after the heat subsides." "I want to leave behind the kimono outfit along with the autumn scenery."
The season that is perfect for such a family has arrived ♡
At Studio Reimei, we are holding a special October Seven-Five-Three Photography Campaign!
🎁 Gift one-plus-one data for customers who have had their Shinto ceremony photos taken by October!
We will add another photo to the data of the plan and deliver it to you✨
Even the smiling face and the slightly embarrassed expression. This is a happy gift that allows you to leave even more precious memories of the “now” ♡
🍁 Take a kimono photo for the Seven-Five-Three Festival in a comfortable autumn season
October is the season when the summer heat begins to ease and it becomes more comfortable to spend time outdoors. It’s also a great time for families planning to shoot in kimono attire☺️
Some mornings and evenings can be chilly, so having something you can quickly throw on when you’re on the move is reassuring. While keeping your child’s health and pace in mind, let’s make memories of the Seven-Five-Three season ♡
📷 In a fall location, with that kind of smile
In kimono, surrounded by a gentle sunlight. Hair ornaments swaying in the wind. The small, back-facing figure walking hand in hand with their father and mother.
With location photography, you can capture not only neat commemorative photos, but also the time you spend with your family as a photo.
When they go outside, even children who were nervous may suddenly show their usual expressions.
Finding interesting leaves or smiling and making eye contact with your family.
"That expression looks like my child's!"
It's the charm of location photography to encounter a photo like that🍃
Depending on the location and time of the shoot, you can also capture photos that resemble autumn with the trees gradually changing color. The scenery that remains green and the colors deepening with the fall season all come together to create a festive atmosphere.
👘 Seven-Five-Three Location Photography Plan
[A plan] 78,000 yen (including tax 85,800 yen)
- 20 photos with retouching - Photography fee - One photographer + one assistant accompany - One kimono - Hair and makeup - Attire
[B Plan] 128,000 yen (tax included 140,800 yen)
• 30 photos with retouching • 6P olive album / 10 photos • Photography fee • One photographer + one assistant accompany • One kimono • Hair and makeup • Attire
👗 Both kimono and dress. Perfect for children who want to keep them ♡
For the A-B plan, you can add the [Western-style studio photoshoot + 10 photos of the data] for 30,000 yen (+ tax 33,000 yen).
Outside, wear a kimono to feel the season; in the studio, wear a dress or formal attire for a glamorous look.
By changing the costume and background, you can showcase your child’s various charms ♡
💕 It’s also recommended to have the Shinto ceremony and photo shoot on a different day.
On the day of the shrine visit, enjoy the time of celebration with your family. On the day of the photo shoot, take your time to enjoy the memories of the photos.
Dividing up the tasks makes it easier to keep your child’s workload down☺️
From choosing the outfit to the photoshoot, our staff will help make Seven-Five-Three a fun memory for your family ♡
🌷 Present your unique appearance as a treasure for the future
The innocent smile of a 3-year-old. The slightly proud kimono outfit of a 5-year-old. The kind and gentle expression of a 7-year-old sister.
Because they change with their growth, I want you to cherish their current cuteness.
When you look back at the photos someday, let’s create a Shinto ceremony where you and your family can smile and say, “It was fun that day.” Let’s make it a memory to be shared together ♡
📷 Seven-Five-Three Studio Photography Plan
Even the slightly more mature expression with the kimono outfit and the usual innocent smile.
In a studio where you can shoot without worrying about the weather, wouldn’t you want to cherish your child’s “now”? ♡
For those who want to enjoy your photos in an album, or for those who want to display them in their room every day. We have 4 different plans to choose from, depending on how you want to preserve them☺️
[S plan] 128,000 yen (tax included 140,800 yen)
- 30 photos in a photo data album with a crystal cover (5 pages / 10 photos)
This is the perfect book to preserve special memories of the Seven-Five-Three ceremony in one gorgeous volume. It’s recommended for families who want to leave plenty of space for photos.
[A plan] 98,000 yen (tax included 107,800 yen)
- 20 photos in data format; visual paper (7 photos)
Choose your favorite expression and make it a keepsake you can look back on and smile every time ♡
[B Plan] 78,000 yen (tax included 85,800 yen)
• 15 photos in a single-sheet album (4 photos per sheet)
Whether it’s data or an album, this is a plan that allows you to enjoy your memories of the Seven-Five-Three Festival.☺️
[C plan] 58,000 yen (including tax 63,800 yen)
• 10 photos in a single file; canvas (A4 size)
Make your favorite photo a treasured piece that adorns your room ♡ You can feel your child's growth in your daily life.
For those who wish to have Japanese hair
Japanese hair styles require a prior reservation. We charge an additional 5,500 yen (tax included), so please let us know if you would like to make a reservation as soon as possible ♡
Don't miss our special October gift!
[Target Period] September 1–October 31 for the Shinto ceremony photos
[Gift] Plus One Data: One additional photo data cut
Chitose candy with nostalgic toys
If you have a preferred date, we recommend making an early consultation.
Feel free to contact us for studio photography and location shooting consultations, as well as to view our costumes.
We at the staff will wholeheartedly assist you in celebrating your precious Seven-Five-Three celebration ♡
Last updated date: October 8, 2026 by t-watanabe