Our Story
Kimono, designed around you.
Your rhythm, your moments and your personal story. A quiet companion that brings the beauty of the traditional Japanese kimono into modern life.
The wearer should shape the garment, not the other way around.
What matters is experiencing the full presence and character of a kimono without compromising your time or ease. Designed for effortless wear, Kimoniu makes it easier to experience a meaningful part of Japanese culture in your own way.
Kimono for you
Wherever your journey begins.
Discovering kimono
Wearing a Japanese kimono for the first time, without learning traditional dressing.
Exploring Japanese culture
Experiencing a living part of Japan's heritage in your own way.
Your next Japan journey
Ready for the moments and places you'll remember.
Our foundation · Since 2000
Kimono belongs to everyone.
Since 2000, we have been guided by one belief: kimono is a garment of presence, dignity and intention.
Our journey began with Kimonall in Japan, where we reimagined how kimono could be worn, making it more comfortable, intuitive and accessible to all while preserving the beauty and character of the traditional garment. Today, Kimoniu carries that spirit to a new generation of wearers around the world.
Decades of dedication have shown us that good design does not have to compromise tradition. It can make tradition more welcoming and more personal, while keeping the quiet elegance that makes kimono timeless.
Our social responsibility
Beyond the garment.
We believe culture is most meaningful when everyone has the opportunity to experience it, and that true elegance is inseparable from the people, places and communities that give it meaning.
Partnership
Ishikawa Barrier-Free Tour Center
We are proud to collaborate with the Ishikawa Barrier-Free Tour Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making travel and cultural experiences more accessible. Through guidance, support and local knowledge, the Center helps people of all abilities discover Ishikawa's landscapes, heritage and culture with confidence and dignity.
Community
Supporting Ishikawa after the Noto Peninsula earthquake.
Our connection to Ishikawa reflects our commitment to the communities behind Japanese culture and craftsmanship. By supporting local employment, cultural preservation and inclusive tourism, we hope to contribute to the continued recovery and vitality of the region.
It is part of who we are.
For us, social responsibility is not a separate initiative. It is a commitment to respecting Japanese heritage, the people who preserve it, and the communities where it continues to thrive.