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Notice of winter closure

2023年10月4日2023年10月4日 hexagon_samurai Information_cn, Information_en

The year-end and New Year holidays will be closed from December 30th (Saturday) to January 5th (Friday).

Notice of winter closure

2022年12月29日2023年1月4日 hexagon_samurai Information_cn, Information_en

The year-end and New Year holidays will be closed from December 30th (Friday) to January 5th (Thursday).

截止通知截止至5月31日

2020年5月6日2020年5月6日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn

日本政府已決定延長COVID-19緊急聲明。
我們將至5月31日截止。我們對不便表示抱歉。

2020年5月6日
戰國攝影工作室 SAMURAI

Emergency Declaration for COVID-19, Government of Japan has decided to extend.
Please note that we will be closed until May 31st due. We apologize for the inconvenience.

May 6th, 2020
Sengoku Photo Studio SAMURAI

截止通知截止至5月6日

2020年4月7日2020年4月7日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn

COVID-19遍布世界各地。東京都知事要求只出門進行基本事務。
考慮到客戶和員工的安全，我們將關閉至5月6日。我們對不便表示抱歉。

2020年4月7日
戰國攝影工作室 SAMURAI

A state of emergency has been issued in Japan due to COVID-19.
Please note that we will be closed until May 6th due to Considering the safety of customers and staff. We apologize for the inconvenience.

April 7th, 2020
Sengoku Photo Studio SAMURAI

臨時關閉通知

2020年3月31日2020年3月31日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn

COVID-19遍布世界各地。東京都知事要求只出門進行基本事務。
考慮到客戶和員工的安全，我們將暫時關閉至4月12日。我們對不便表示抱歉。

我們將根據情況提供4月13日之後開放的信息。

『TOKYO SURPRISE!』 was chosen

2018年11月23日2018年11月23日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn, Information_en

TOEI TRANSPORTATION × tripadvisor
Collaboration campaign
『TOKYO SURPRISE!』

“Sengoku Photo Studio SAMURAI” was chosen.

For more information on blog.

It was introduced at Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo site.

2018年8月25日2018年8月25日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn, Information_en

In the site of Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo, Sengoku Photo Studio SAMURAI was introduced. The page of Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo located in Nishi Shinjuku, which is introducing sightseeing spots in Shinjuku and Tokyo.

Please visit this link.

New Arrival – Yasumasa Sakakibara style armor

2018年4月2日2018年6月25日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn, Information_en

Yasumasa Sakakibara style armor is new arrival.
Yasumasa Sakakibara was a Japanese, daimyō of the late Sengoku period through early Edo periods, who served Tokugawa Ieyasu. He was one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the Tokugawa.
His helmet has an ornament of Fudomyoo’s(Acalathe God of Fire’s) sword. It is said that this sword to get rid of bad luck and protects the owner.

New Arrival – Tadakatsu Honda style armor

2018年4月1日2018年8月18日 hexagon_samurai Information_cn, Information_en

Tadakatsu Honda style armor is new arrival.
Honda Tadakatsu was a Japanese samurai, general of the late Sengoku through early Edo periods, who served Tokugawa Ieyasu. He was one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the Tokugawa.
Tadakatsu around whom a few legends have sprung up. it is often said that of all the battles in which he served, he never once received a wound.

讓我們享受櫻花而不用擔心天氣

2018年3月18日2018年6月29日 hexagon_samurai 0 Comment Information_cn

There are many travelers in Japan in March and April. There are many international tourists looking forward to Japanese cherry blossoms.
However, cherry blossoms are susceptible to temperature and temperature, so planning a trip is difficult.
There are times when you can not see cherry blossoms even if you come to Japan.
Sengoku Photo Studio SAMURAI has a background of cherry blossoms. Besides spring, it is popular throughout the year.

It is cherry blossoms and a castle. It is Kumamoto Castle. This is a common combination.

It is a background surrounded by more cherry blossoms. Cherry blossoms bloom in trees and it is difficult to take pictures of cherry blossoms. It is a picture that can only be taken here.

Many of the photos are fighting with armor, but Sakura and Castle are symbols of Japan, so SAMURAI can also be taken cool.

Let ‘s take a picture of cherry blossoms with us without concern for the weather. I am waiting for your visit.

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4.8

Based on 44 reviews

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Robert

19:39 03 Mar 24

I've had my fair share of armor experiences in castles and museums from Osaka to Matsushima, but what sets this shop apart from all of them is the feeling that you've become a protagonist in a movie set.While it isn't anywhere close to a historical monument or relic, there is still an air of authenticity in the place from the moment you make the ascent to the 3rd floor. The hallway is narrow to bottleneck any enemy attack. The armor isn't just a single piece you can slap on yourself with zero difficulty — it is an intricate reproduction of the original down to its weight and to the little sounds it makes when you move around (of course a few tweaks had to be made for practicality, such as reducing Masamune's cuirass from 5 pieces to 2). And let's not forget the waraji (sandals)!You will be managed by a team of three who really know their stuff. For me, it was Taro-san, Junko-san, and Tateki-san. Taro-san, the director and photographer, was well-versed in samurai history and I enjoyed discussing NHK taiga dramas (because their theme songs were playing in the background for mood music) and samurai crests with him. Junko-san was in charge of photos and editing. Plus, she made sure my wife and child were comfortable in the studio. Tateki-san is the fight choreographer, which is fitting since he is both a sword instructor and tournament champion. He will make absolutely sure that your poses with the blade are authentic, including tiny details such as hiding your thumbs so they don't get cut off. Interestingly enough, he has samurai ancestors.If you have both the time and the budget, I highly recommend this experience. It will feel like a full-course meal, where you savor every stage without being rushed by the staff because you are the hero of your time slot. And they also have extras such as a capsule toy machine and a small selection of relevant books for further immersion.In fact, I had so much fun that I came back for seconds... with my high school friends in tow.

Farzina Ahmadi

09:23 06 Feb 24

That’s amazing for whom would like to see Samurai

Lobo

09:35 01 Dec 23

It was a wonderful experience with a wonderful team. They speak well in english and I learn so much things with them ! They do everything they can to make the customer comfortable and to give him great memories. Thank you to all of you !

Jan Lembacher

06:32 12 Oct 23

A must visit place in Tokyo if you love history. Dressing up in samurai armor and then training with a master is worth the money.

SteveDuts

07:12 25 Sep 23

This was an absolute fantastic experience, the staff and friendly, funny and informative. They make you feel totally at ease while putting on the armour and explaining it as you go.The photos they create are stunning, you get large choice and a USB with all the data.This is a must do experience in Tokyo!

Don Pereboom (Kresna82)

08:24 02 Jan 20

A GREAT experience! First of all we were greeted by the owner, and he and his assistent really took the time to get us settled. I chose the Take package with a picture of my wife in kimono included. The staff really took their time to explain about the history of samurai armor, and they answered all our questions. What you pay for is basically a private photo shoot for 2 hours. This had GREAT results. I had some concerns about wether I would fit in the armor because of my bodysize. This proved no problem, they will make it look good on camera! I HIGHLY recommend this place! Do book in advance though, and make sure to leave for this place on time. It is quite a walk from the nearest metro station.

Eric Canoy

03:44 21 Apr 18

Even though they are a small studio, they are very accommodating and very patient with you. Bring an interpreter, as they mostly only speak Japanese. They have a lot of armors and composite backgrounds to choose from to fit with the look you want from your pictures. Don't be afraid to ask if you want a different weapon or prop in your picture. You can do other poses as well, just be mindful of how much time you will need for the photo shoot. You can also include your significant other with a kimono in your photos.Maximum people they can accommodate is 6-7. The studio isn't big enough for more than 4 people in a composite background.There are also children sizes samurai armor too.