[Kyoto, Gion] Private group reservation! Lunch plan with a maiko: "Kyoto Lunch Kaiseki Course"

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• This small-group VIP plan includes lunch at a restaurant on Gion Hanamikoji Street, watching a maiko perform traditional Kyoto dance, participating in a traditional Japanese parlor game with a maiko, and unlimited photo opportunities. It's a private VIP room reservation plan. (We only accept one group per day, and reservations are accepted for groups of 2 to 8 people.) *For groups of 2 to 4, one maiko will be with you; for groups of 5 to 8, two maiko will be with you. Includes: Lunch, watching a maiko perform traditional Kyoto dance, chatting with a maiko, and a traditional Japanese parlor game with a maiko (such as the Konpira Fune Fune and Tora Tora). Free photo and video shoots with the maiko. Starting at 1 PM, it lasts for two hours (excluding Sundays and holidays). ~Experience Schedule~ 1 PM: The banquet begins at a restaurant on Gion Hanamikoji Street. A colorful Kyoto kaiseki lunch course is served. Drinks (including alcohol) are complimentary. Enjoy a banquet with adorable maikos pouring drinks for you. Maiko Kyomai - An elegant dance performed by maikos in beautiful costumes. The performance will include two songs, including "Gion Kouta." Enjoy parlor games and pleasant conversation. - You will have the opportunity to experience parlor games such as "Konpira Fune Fune" and "Tora Tora," a rock-paper-scissors game that originated from Joruri, with the glamorous maikos. Ends at 3:00 PM - You will then disband at the restaurant.
• Reserve the entire place for your group! So you can have the maiko all to yourself.
• There will be no other customers, so feel free to enjoy the luxury of having the maiko all to yourself! She will pour you drinks, you can take photos together, and of course, you can have a fun conversation.
• You can experience a Kyoto dance performance and traditional Japanese parlor games.
• The Kyoto dance performed by maiko in vibrant costumes will create an elegant atmosphere. You can also experience traditional Japanese games such as "Konpira Fune Fune" and "Tora Tora," a rock-paper-scissors game that originated from Joruri.
• You can have a fun conversation with a maiko.
• "How old do maikos have to be?" "What's their hair like?" "What do they do on their days off?" Feel free to ask any questions you want to ask the maiko.