I visited some Kkimono rental shops today to prepare for my graduation celebration.

Actually, I graduated from the university about two years ago, but I missed a chance to take a photo wearing a Kkimono at the time.

"From the" is used when something has been mentioned prior.

In Japan, especially for females, it is common to wear K[a] kimono for celebrations like the coming-of-age ceremony or graduation.

Actually, I graduated from the university about two years ago, but I missed a chance to take a photo wearing a Kkimono at the time.

kimono is a category (as opposed to a brand or something) so doesn't take a capital letter

In Japan, especially for females, it is common to wear Kkimonos for celebrations like the coming-of-age ceremonyies or graduations.

kimono's plural form in English is kimonos. While Japanese does not have plural forms, Japanese loan words in English do.

In Japan, especially for females, it is common to wear a Kimono for celebrations like the coming-of-age ceremony or graduation.

It's so exciting to choose a favourite.

Actually, I graduated from the university about two years ago, but I missed athe chance to take a photo wearing a Kimono at the time.

In Japan, especially for females, it is common to wear a Kimono for celebrations like the coming-of-age ceremony or graduation.

It's so exciting to choose ayour favorite one.

Unfortunately, I didn't find the one I liked today, so I might visit another shop next time.

I hope I can make it this time.