In summer which is during the months of June, July, and August, kimono rental Tokyo shops like YAE usually rent out yukata which is basically like a kimono but a lot lighter and thinner in material. Another traditional Japanese clothing you can try on is a 'hakama'. This is often worn by shrine maidens or by students during their graduation ceremony (price would be around ¥10,000 yen or $95~). If you want a more 'luxurious' kimono clothing, try the 'furisode' (¥23,000 yen or $215~) that is distinguishable by its longer sleeves, worn by young unmarried women in Japan. If you're married, there is the 'homongi' (¥19,000 yen or $177~). For a more special kind of 'dress up' experience, there are other rental shops like Studio Nanairo that can transform you into an oiran (traditional Japanese courtesan) or a geisha (traditional Japanese entertainer; but this service is mostly done in Kyoto).