Family

  • Kimono rental and styling fees are not included in the session pricing.

  • For these special collaboration sessions, clients will have access to a curated selection of authentic kimonos and traditional hairstyling options.

  • All Kimono Art portrait sessions take place in the studio.

  • Availability is limited each month for these unique sessions.

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Family portrait of parents and three children wearing traditional Japanese kimono, smiling together in a studio setting in Kirkland, Washington, celebrating Shichigosan with elegant, colorful attire.

Starting at $745

60 minute session time at studio in Kirkland, WA

The session fee does not include kimono rental, styling, or any digital files and artwork.

After your session, you’ll have the opportunity to view your proofing gallery and choose the collection that best fits your family. Collections are purchased separately.

Session Fee — $150

  • Multi-generational Japanese family portrait in traditional kimono, including grandparents, parents, and two children dressed for a Shichigosan celebration in a studio setting

    The Heirloom Collection – $1,595

    A meaningful way to preserve this moment for your family — timeless, intentional, and thoughtfully curated.

    40 hand-retouched digital files

  • Grandmother and two young girls wearing traditional kimono during a Shichigosan portrait session in a Seattle studio.

    The Signature Collection – $1,095

    A generous collection for families who want to hold onto more of the day — the smiles, the details, and everything in between.

    • 25 hand-retouched digital files

  • Multi-generational family portrait in Seattle studio featuring parents, grandparents, and children in traditional Japanese kimono, including babies and siblings celebrating a cultural milestone

    The Classic Collection-$495

    A thoughtful collection that captures the essence of your session — refined portraits, meaningful details, and the beauty of this moment in time.

    • 10 hand-retouched digital images

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More than photographs

A celebration of heritage, family, and the traditions that connect generations.

These portraits honor the beauty of Japanese culture while capturing this meaningful moment in your family’s story.

The Process

  • 01. Get in Touch

    Tell me a little about your family and the kind of session you’re dreaming of. I’ll guide you through the next steps and check availability for your preferred date.

  • 02. Secure Your Date

    To reserve your session, I’ll send over your contract, session fee invoice, and a welcome guide to help you get started. Once everything is completed, your session is officially reserved.

  • 03. Kimono Fitting

    You’ll visit Kimono Art in Kirkland for your fitting, where you’ll select your kimono for the session. A professional will guide you through the styling to ensure everything feels just right.

  • 04. Session Day

    Come as you are. We’ll begin with hair and makeup, followed by kimono dressing, and then your photoshoot — all in one place for a seamless and relaxed experience.

  • 05. Select Your Images

    About a week after your session, you’ll receive an online gallery of lightly edited images where you can choose your favorites.

  • 06. Final Delivery

    Once your selections are complete and payment is received, your images will be added to the editing queue and delivered within approximately 2–3 weeks. You’ll also have the option to order professional-quality prints directly from your online gallery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • The session fee covers your reserved time, planning, and the photography experience itself.
    Digital images and artwork are selected separately after you view your gallery, so you can choose what you truly love.

  • Coming of age sessions are held at a beautiful studio in Kirkland, Washington, where Kimono Art is located.

    For these sessions, I bring and set up my studio lighting and backdrop within the space, creating a clean and timeless look that focuses on your child and this meaningful milestone.

  • Hair and makeup can be added to elevate the experience, especially for older kids or graduation sessions.
    Many families choose this to make the day feel extra special.

  • Yes, absolutely.

    While the focus is on your child, I always encourage a few images with family — these often become some of the most meaningful photographs years down the road.

  • Coming of age sessions are traditionally designed to celebrate Seijin (age 20) — a meaningful milestone in Japanese culture marking the transition into adulthood.

    These sessions are also perfect for other important stages, such as 13 Mairi, Sweet 16, and graduation.

    There’s no single “right” age — it’s about honoring a moment that feels significant for your child and your family.

  • About one week after your session, you’ll receive a proofing gallery with all of the best images, lightly edited, so you can select your favorites for your final collection.

    Once your selections are made and your final payment is received, your fully retouched gallery will be delivered within 2–3 weeks.

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