India, April 16 -- A delay in returning rented kimonos led to police being called on Indian tourists in Japan. Ashika Jain, a Mumbai-based content creator, detailed what happened to her in an Instagram video shared one day ago.

"Bhaisahaab Japan ki police literally hume pakadne aa gayi (Police in Japan came to arrest us)," she said in the clip. "And it all started because I decided to wear a kimono that day."

Japan has several shops where tourists can rent a traditional kimono for a few hours, get dressed and walk around the neighbourhood. Jain and her group visited one such kimono rental place and got dressed in the traditional Japanese garment.

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