10 Best Kimono Blogs and Websites in 2026

1. Kimono Tsuki Blog

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Description The Kimono Tsuki Blog brings you traditional Japanese fashion, arts, and lifestyle from a western perspective. My name is Diane, I am a woman with a passion for wearing and collecting vintage kimono. I've been studying kimono and Japanese traditional arts for half my life, and writing about it for just over a decade.MORE Email ****@moonblossom.net
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2. Chopa Blog

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Description Learn about kimonos, different kimono styles and how to identify knock-off versions with the help of the Chopa Blog. Since 1994, we have been a leading online provider of Japanese Kimono, Yukata, and short-length Happi Coats. 'Chöpa' is the Tibetan word for 'offering'. We aspire to offer beautiful kimono clothing and distinctive loungewear that embraces Zen Inspired Living.MORE Email ****@chopa.com
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3. Yokodana Kimono Blog

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Description We are posting updates on YokoDana Kimono's web site, venues schedules, kimono news, kitsuke, Japanese cultural information, Japanese textiles and relevant web news. YokoDana Kimono is above all a family business, founded in 1989 by Yoko Lewis in the United States, with family members in Japan handling the Japan side of things. YokoDana Kimono, also doing business as Yoko Trading for many years, is itself the brainchild of Yoko Lewis.MORE Email ****@gmail.com
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4. M Kimono Blog

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Description M Kimono is a kimono sewing school based in Japan. The school wishes to share the joy of sewing with people around the world. The videos provide knowledge on cutting fabric, marking, sewing, and sizing necessary for kimono sewing. We also work to promote Japanese culture by conveying the essence of uniquely Japanese techniques such as sewing all processes by hand, methods of not cutting off seam allowances, and changing from kimono to haori tailoring.MORE Facebook 144Instagram 1.2K Domain Authority 8 Get Email Contact Read Now

5. Kimono Kitsune Blog

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Description Read the blog to know about Japanese dressing culture, kimonos and much more. Traeonna is a passionate and experienced educator who provides lectures and workshops on a variety of topics with over 25 years of experience, with one of her/aer favorite subjects being kimono.MORE Email ****@kimonokitsune.com
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6. Eiyo Kimono Blog

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Description The Eiyo Kimono Blog is where you can read about various traditional Japanese clothing items and more. Combining the traditional beauty of Japanese attire with the unique styles of modern clothing, Eiyo Kimono brings Japanese fashion to you.MORE Email ****@gmail.com
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7. SALZ Tokyo Blog

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Description From Japan to the world! Here to share and spread the love for Japanese kimono. In addition to a select shop for kimono and accessories we demonstrate how they can be worn traditionally and modern. SALZ Tokyo features news about everything kimono related including Japanese traditions.MORE Email ****@salz-tokyo.com
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8. Cockney Kimono Blog

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Description The Cockney Kimono Blog displays pictures of their customers' experience wearing Kimonos purchased at their store. Cockney Kimono is in Nagoya, Japan. We help foreigners living in Japan with wearing kimonos. All of the kimonos we have are made of traditional silk which make the wearer seem even more beautiful.MORE Facebook 62Twitter 17 Domain Authority 8 Get Email Contact Read Now