A: Hey there! Guess what? I found something cool about weddings in Japan.

B: Oh, really? What's that?

A: Check this out! There's a company called Michinoku Wakon that offers wedding services at shrines, temples, and castles in northeastern Japan.

B: That sounds interesting! But I thought weddings in Japan aren't legally binding...

A: You're right! That's where Michinoku Wakon comes in. They also help couples get a legally binding marriage certificate too, so you can show proof when you go back home.

B: Wow, that's really helpful for people who want to get married here!

A: Exactly! And get this – they have a new package called the Shogun Wedding, which includes a photo session and ceremony in traditional Japanese attire, as well as a separate samurai armor-themed photoshoot at Sendai Castle or Shiroishi Castle.

B: That sounds amazing! I'd love to check it out if I ever get married here!

A: Absolutely! Just remember to start planning three to six months before your intended marriage date, and you can find more details on their website. Have a look at the Shogun Wedding page for pictures and package options!