Is it a problem for girls to take pictures in Japanese kimonos?

From the general cultural point of view, it is not necessarily considered inappropriate or problematic for girls to wear kimonos to take photos at scenic spots.

Taking photos at scenic spots in kimono can show the uniqueness and beauty of a culture, and at the same time, it can also let tourists better understand the historical and cultural background of Japan.

In Japan, kimono is a traditional national costume, which is usually regarded as one of the symbols of Japanese culture. If you choose to wear kimono to take photos in the scenic spot, you need to respect the local cultural customs and observe the regulations and safety measures of the scenic spot. For example, you need to make sure that your clothes conform to the dress code of the scenic spot, avoid wearing kimono in crowded places, and don't take pictures at will in the scenic spot.

Of course, you need to pay attention to your words and deeds to avoid affecting the image of other tourists or scenic spots because of your clothes or actions.