Top Japan Shows & Performances

Get more out of time in Kyoto with this exciting cultural experience in Kyoto’s Kagai district. Visit the Gion Kagai Art Museum—with admission included so you don’t have to wait in ticket lines—and enjoy the special opportunity to watch “geiko” and “maiko” sing and dance during a live performance in the atmospheric banquet room.

Kabuki is the dramatic theatre which combines music and dance. It is one of Japan’s most typical traditional arts. This performing art contains exciting stories, beautiful scenes and other features that thrill audiences. Throughout its long history spanning hundreds of years, Kabuki has incorporated trends from each successive era, and continues to be a fresh performing art. Experience the true essence of Japanese culture, not just imitation. This performance will feature top performers who have been sharing authentic art for hundreds of years. English audio guide is included, making the performance easy to understand. We invite you to take this opportunity to enjoy KABUKI! *The stage photos shown are from past performance.

◆Beautiful Dance by Maiko Enjoy the elegant dance of Maiko up close. Alongside your meal, the Maiko’s delicate and captivating dance performed right in front of you adds an extra layer of elegance to your special experience. ◆Traditional Games Ozashiki asobi (Traditional Games) offers a rare opportunity to deeply experience Kyoto’s culture. Through traditional games, we create a joyful and memorable time, making your experience even more special. ◆Omakase Course Menu We offer a luxurious course menu featuring carefully selected Kyoto vegetables, fresh seafood, and Satsuma Wagyu beef. Chef Tominaga combines the creative freedom nurtured in New York with the traditional techniques refined in Kyoto, crafting each dish with great care. We promise a special moment to enjoy the seasonal flavors throughout the year.

Unlock a side of Tokyo most tourists miss with tickets to this Bunraku show at The National Theater of Japan. Bunraku is one of the country’s classical theatrical traditions, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. This ticket includes an English audio guide that translates the action in real time, so you can follow every scene.

Shomyo is a form of vocal chanting in Buddhist rituals. It contains many elements which greatly influenced the later establishment of Japanese traditional music. It is considered as one of Japan’s oldest musical traditions, often compared to Gregorian Chant. In this performance, you will have the opportunity to experience Shomyo—which is normally only heard in temples—in a concert setting. We invite you to enjoy a unique and special experience, featuring the solemn sounds of Shomyo and the beautiful movements of the monks, available only here.