The Difference Between the “Standard Oiran Experience” and the “Authentic Oiran Experience”

Hello everyone (/・ω・)/
This is Ueda, a makeup artist!

Today, I’d like to introduce our Oiran Experience plans (`・ω・´)
There are three main types of Oiran experiences!
① [Standard Oiran Experience]
② [Authentic Oiran Experience]
③ [Selfie Oiran Experience]

Today, we’ll be introducing the following two types:
① [Standard Oiran Experience]
② [Authentic Oiran Experience]

The difference between the “Standard Oiran Experience” and the “Authentic Oiran Experience” is whether the kimono worn underneath is a “komon” or a “kakeshita” kimono.

The difference between komon and kakeshita…
Komon: A fashionable kimono with a wide range of designs, including all-over patterns and solid colors. A popular kimono for everyday wear, it’s easy to enjoy.
Kakeshita: A more authentic and luxurious kimono than komon. Featuring layered collars and embroidered designs, it’s a luxurious look that you don’t often get to experience.

↑The photo above is of the Standard Oiran Experience, featuring a komon kimono.

There are three types of standard Oiran experiences: the Sumire Plan, the Botan Plan, and the Kochoran Plan.
The differences between the Sumire Plan, the Botan Plan, and the Kochoran Plan are the number of uchikake , the number of photos taken, the number of retouched photos to be delivered, and whether or not you can lie down during the photo shoot.
▶Sumire Plan: 1 uchikake, 14 photos taken, 2 retouched photos, no lying down
▶Botan Plan: 1 uchikake, 21 photos taken, 3 retouched photos, lying down allowed
▶Kochoran Plan: 2 uchikake, 28 photos taken, 4 retouched photos, lying down allowed

↑Standard Oiran Experience: The inner kimono is a komon.
↓Authentic Oiran Experience: The inner kimono is a kakeshita.

↑The photo above is the Authentic Oiran Experience, which uses a kakeshita.

There are six types of Authentic Oiran Experiences: the Oiran Light Plan, Oiran A Plan, Oiran B Plan, Oiran C Plan, Classic Oiran Plan, and Chohan plan.
The differences between the Oiran Light Plan, Oiran A Plan, Oiran B Plan, and Oiran C Plan are the number of uchikake kimonos included, the number of photos taken, the number of retouched photos to be delivered, and whether or not you can lie down during the photo shoot.
▶Oiran Light Plan: 1 uchikake, 14 photos, 2 retouched photos, no lying down
▶Oiran A Plan: 1 uchikake, 21 photos, 3 retouched photos, lying down allowed
▶Oiran B Plan: 2 uchikake, 28 photos, 4 retouched photos, lying down allowed
▶Oiran C Plan (Hana booth & Yoi booth *Photos taken at both booths): 2 uchikake, 42 photos, 6 retouched photos, lying down allowed
*The Oiran C Plan includes photo shoots at both the Hana booth and Yoi booth, and allows you to change your hair and makeup for each booth.

We hope this information was helpful.

There are so many plans to choose from, it can be hard to decide.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions, even if they are small. (*’▽’)

We look forward to seeing you!♡♡