Rate Plans

Shrines and Temples

Wedding Plans

248,000 yen (tax not included) ～

Our planners specializing in weddings at shrines and temples will help you with your wedding ceremony with peace of mind.
Our planners specializing in Japanese weddings will assist you from consultation to
the day of the wedding.

Included in the plan
Black Montsuki Haori Hakama, White Kimono, Dressing,
Western Hair and Make-up (Bride), Ceremony Support

Shrines and Temples

Location Photo Plan

148,000 yen (tax not included) ～

Photo plan to shoot
at memorable places and beautiful locations.
You can choose from Western or Japanese costumes.

Included in the plan
Groom's gown, Bride's gown, dressing,
hair and makeup, photographer's fee (data will be delivered)

At Michinoku Wakon,
our staff is with you every step of the way
We are here to help you have the
best day of your life that you will never forget.

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  Consultation and meetings are flexible.

  We offer easy consultation on line, as well as online consultation at any time and date you wish.
  You can also choose costumes at our affiliated costume stores nationwide, so please don't worry even if you are busy.

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  The only official authorization in Tohoku, offering a wide range of options.

  We are the only ones in Tohoku officially authorized to offer wedding plans at World Heritage sites and Japan's national treasures, including historic shrines and temples. From traditional Japanese weddings to chapel ceremonies, we provide special options for weddings and location photos in trusted and prestigious locations.

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  A commitment to stay close and adapt to your needs.

  We want a small, intimate wedding!
  An at-home ceremony with family and close friends!
  From start to finish, we strive to provide quick and personalized responses to meet your needs.

Tagging Memories

We asked a couple who actually had their wedding at Michinoku Wakon,
We asked the couple who actually had their wedding at Michinoku Wakon to tell us about their experience and the charm of Michinoku Wakon.

Ceremony venue: Shiogama Shrine

"The warmth we felt from the handwritten letter and materials, along with the kindness of the staff, left a great impression on us."

Ceremony Venue: Chuson-ji World Heritage Site

"We were able to realize our ideal Buddhist wedding ceremony with the support of the planner and a truly special location."

Ceremony venue: Tsutsuraoka Tenmangu Shrine

"The Allure of a Shinto Ceremony and Michinoku Wakon in Sendai: Strengthening the Bonds Between Japan and Germany"

Thoughts of Representative Michinoku Wakon

TRUST YOUR WAY
The future you believe in lies deep within the path ahead

I experienced the Great East Japan Earthquake.
The disaster made me realize that "what we take for granted now is not the norm.
And I felt the same thing again when the new coronavirus threatened my health and my relationships with people.
Many valuable things were lost in an instant due to the earthquake and corona.
After the loss, I realized once again what is truly necessary.
Even if lost, what is necessary will be revived by the will of people, and will be carefully spun with their thoughts and feelings.
I believe this is "culture" and "tradition.
I believe that no matter what the disaster, if people have feelings,
they will always be able to connect and leave something behind.

Japanese wedding ceremonies value the traditions and spirit of Japan.
When I first started as a planner, I looked at weddings from the perspective of the bride.
Now, I am happy to be able to observe weddings from the perspective of the parents.
It can be said that a wedding is the day when parents change their role from "nurturing" to "watching over" their children.
It is an important milestone day for parents to send off their children whom they have carefully nurtured.

The "daughter" whom you have loved and nurtured from your many happy childhoods becomes a beautiful bride wearing a white kimono.
The "Musuko" looks more dependable and dignified than usual.
When I see her read out her vows with dignity and dignity, I couldn't be prouder of her.
For the parents, it is a day filled with joy and sadness, a day of happiness...and a bit of sadness too!

It is only because of the existence of our parents and ancestors who gave us life that we are able to meet as we are today.
Modern weddings tend to focus on the wedding dress and reception in a commercial chapel.
We place emphasis on the only ceremony that is performed only for two people (wedding ceremony) in the rites of life, and we believe that the wedding ceremony is the most important part of the wedding ceremony.
We want to spend time to thank our parents and ancestors for our birth.
We want you to feel yourself to be able to say thank you to your friends who have always spent time with you and supported you.
I want you to feel that at the wedding ceremony.
The timing of "marriage" is the best time to say "thank you" honestly.

The shrine or temple where the couple chose to hold their wedding ceremony will become an important and memorable place for the family and guests in attendance.
The wedding will be a place that you can visit again and again to commemorate anniversaries, Hatsumode, prayers for a safe delivery, visits to the shrine, Shichigosan, and other milestone occasions.
It will be a place where you will always be able to weave a connection with each other.
Shrines and temples will never disappear.
Shrines and temples have always been there and will always be there, and they are places you can always visit.
We do not want the important place where the couple held their wedding ceremony to ever disappear, we want it to always be there!

Beautiful things in this world become dirty, chipped, and change over time.
We do not view this negatively as deterioration, but rather affirm the diverse beauty woven by change.
There is a word "Apology and Sabi," which means "not to see it as a negative deterioration, but to affirm the various beauties that are woven into the changes.
When they first got married, of course they were beautiful together. As time goes by, they laugh at each other, get wrinkles, and their bodies change.
We spend that much time together.
Through a Japanese wedding ceremony at a shrine or temple, we hope that you will learn to appreciate the beauty of these changes and use them as a benchmark for your own heart.
I hope that you will learn to appreciate the beauty of these changes through a Japanese wedding ceremony at a shrine or temple.

It is said that we meet or have some kind of contact with about 30,000 people in our lifetime.
I would like to thank you both from the bottom of my heart for the opportunity to meet you in this way.
I hope that your wedding day will be a day of
I hope that your wedding day will be a time of happiness,
and may your wedding day be a time of happiness and gratitude...

Thank you for Michinoku Wakon!

Representative Director: Mio Kikuchi

In Tohoku, where Japanese traditions are alive and well
Why don't you celebrate an unforgettable day of vows
Why don't you celebrate an unforgettable day of commitment?

We " Michinoku Wakon " will support you with all our heart
We will support you with all our hearts.

Free Japanese kimono experience and individual consultation for Japanese weddings
We are looking forward to seeing you at the "Michinoku Wakon".

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