With precious people
Spending precious time
Small wedding at HAPPO-EN
This is an Izumo-style Shinto wedding ceremony held at a shrine dedicated to Okuninushi-no-Okami, the god of matchmaking. The couple begins by walking across a drum bridge in the middle, guided by their parents. This is an ancient Japanese wedding ceremony, watched over by everyone, where you can feel many connections and happiness.
A traditional Japanese wedding style with over 100 years of history.
In a solemn space and atmosphere that accentuates Japanese attire, such as a plain white wedding kimono or a colorful uchikake, you can hold a ceremony filled with the Japanese spirit of cherishing family connections and the bonds between two families.
At the temple of marriage
Carry out
Traditional Japanese Ceremony
With you
Wishing for a connection between all people
The concept of Izumoden is "Enmusubi" (marriage). "Enmusubi" (marriage ties) refers to a bond that is tied for the development of both the couple and the happiness of all those who attend.
A Japanese garden with 400 years of history,
With your family
After the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom walk through the garden under a red umbrella, guided by their parents, in a ceremony unique to HAPPO-EN.
Venue
おすすめ会場
壺中庵
Located on the premises is the long-established Japanese restaurant "Kochuan," which was founded in 1950. The building, which was renovated from the mansion of businessman Fusanosuke Kuhara, offers a beautiful garden view from every room. Enjoy a luxurious restaurant wedding where you can fully enjoy the space, time, and cuisine, including taking photos in the garden.
MAKI
The venue is equipped with an open kitchen with the concept of "Happy Dining Table". Guests will be treated to venue-exclusive dishes created by MAKI's dedicated chef team. The couple's feelings will be conveyed to the guests through the food. Enjoy with all five senses and have a peaceful, homely party.
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