[Kyoto, Gion] Private room lunch plan with a geisha: Kyoto cuisine course, private room rental.

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• This is a private VIP room rental plan for small groups at a restaurant on Gion Hanamikoji Street. The plan includes lunch, a performance of Kyoto dance by a maiko, a traditional Japanese parlor game experience with a maiko, and unlimited photography. (Only one group per day, please apply for 2 to 8 people.) *One maiko will be assigned to you. Additional maiko can be requested. ・Lunch ・Performance of Kyoto dance by a maiko ・Conversation with a maiko ・Passion with a maiko (Konpira Funafuna, Toratora, Kuma ga Deta) ・Two-shot photo with a maiko, unlimited photography and video recording 2 hours from 12:00 (excluding Sundays and public holidays) ~Experience Flow~ 12:00 The banquet begins at a restaurant on Gion Hanamikoji Street. A colorful Kyoto cuisine lunch course is provided. Drinks (including alcohol) are free. Enjoy the banquet with drinks poured by a lovely maiko. Maiko Kyoto Dance - An elegant dance performed by maiko in beautiful costumes. Two songs are planned to be performed, including "Gion Kouta". Enjoy the parlor games and conversation. - The parlor games will include "Konpira Funafuna" and "Tora Tora," a rock-paper-scissors game that originated from Joruri, and you will experience parlor games with the elegant maiko. Ends at 14:00 - You will be dismissed at the restaurant.
• Book the entire space for your group! That means you can have the geisha all to yourself.
• Since you won't be with other customers, you can enjoy the luxury of having a geisha all to yourself without any reservations! You can have her pour you drinks, take photos together, and have a lively and enjoyable conversation.
• You can enjoy a performance of Kyoto-style dance and experience traditional Japanese parlor games.
• The maiko, adorned in vibrant costumes, perform Kyoto-style dances, creating an elegant atmosphere. You can also experience traditional parlor games such as "Konpira Funafuna" and "Tora Tora," a rock-paper-scissors game originating from Joruri (traditional Japanese narrative music).
• You can have a pleasant conversation with a geisha.
• "At what age do you become a maiko?" "What is your hair like?" "What do you do on your days off?" Please feel free to ask any questions you have for a maiko.