Experience a Professional Photoshoot Amidst Stunning Scenery
Hello from COCON NIKKO.
While the traditional “Shichi-Go-San” (a Japanese celebration for children aged 3, 5, and 7) is typically held in autumn, “Spring Shichi-Go-San” is becoming a popular choice for families looking for a unique and peaceful experience.
As the nature of Nikko awakens with fresh blossoms, we are excited to announce the launch of our Spring Location Photoshoot Plan. It is the perfect way to celebrate your child’s new milestone.
■ 3 Reasons to Choose Nikko for Your Spring Shichi-Go-San
① Stunning Color Contrasts
Spring in Nikko is a breathtaking season of soft cherry blossoms and vibrant new greenery. The vivid colors of a traditional Kimono stand out beautifully against these natural backdrops, allowing us to capture ethereal, high-clarity photos exclusive to this season.
② A Gentle Environment for Children
Walking in a Kimono can be tiring for little ones. The mild, pleasant spring weather keeps children comfortable and happy, making it much easier to capture their natural smiles and relaxed expressions.
③ Avoid the Crowds, Enjoy the Moment
Unlike the peak autumn season, the shrines and scenic spots are relatively quiet. You can focus on the photoshoot and enjoy the majestic views of Nikko at your family’s own pace.
■ Plan Details: COCON NIKKO “Worry-Free” Package
This all-inclusive package provides everything you need for a perfect day.
• Price: 64,900 JPY (Per child)
• Included: Full-day Kimono rental / Professional dressing / Hair styling / Professional photographer / High-quality digital photo data
• Note: We can accommodate shoots even in rainy weather, so you can book with peace of mind.
■ Inquiries & Bookings
[Click here to inquire via our contact form]
To make a reservation, please provide the following details in your message:
• Preferred date
• Child’s age, gender, and the number of children
• Full name of the representative
• Phone number
• Address
We look forward to helping you create an unforgettable day filled with heart and tradition.