[Kyoto, Gion] A banquet course with a geisha at a traditional Japanese restaurant on Hanamikoji Street.

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• Enjoy Kyoto cuisine in a private room at a traditional Japanese restaurant in Gion Hanamikoji, watch a maiko's Kyoto dance performance, experience traditional parlor games with a maiko, take photos freely, and enjoy a private VIP room rental for small groups. (Only one group per day, for 2 to 8 people) *If there are 2 to 4 people, one maiko will be assigned; if there are 5 to 8 people, two maiko will be assigned.・Kyoto cuisine (including alcohol, free drinks) ・Kyoto dance by a maiko ・Conversation with a maiko ・Experience traditional Japanese parlor games with a maiko (Konpira Funafuna, Toratora, Kuma ga Deta) ・Two-shot photo with a maiko, group photo ◆Plan Example Itinerary◆ 17:55 Arrive at the restaurant "Hanago" or "Kenkon" on Hanamikoji Street in Gion. Start at 18:00. Dinner Enjoy seasonal Kyoto kaiseki cuisine. Drinks, including alcohol, are free. 18:30 Conversation with a maiko, experience traditional Japanese parlor games, photo shoot ・Experience traditional Japanese parlor games with a glamorous maiko, such as "Konpira Funafuna" and "Tora Toratora," a rock-paper-scissors game born from Joruri. If there are many participants, you can experience "Kuma ga Deta" as a group. It's hard to beat a maiko! Enjoy taking commemorative photos with the maiko. You can also take videos and photos of the maiko's dance performance and traditional Japanese entertainment. Don't forget to take photos with the maiko! The event ends at 8:00 PM and lasts approximately two hours.
• 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).
• No additional charges whatsoever.
• There is no need to worry about "gratuities" or "tips." Please feel free to participate.