Top Japan Dinner and Show Tickets

"Opening hours: 8:00 PM to 5:00 AM" Hours may vary. Please check in advance. 5,000-yen Course – Casual Course (6 Dishes) A well-balanced Italian course perfect for casual gatherings. Enjoy appetizers, fresh salad, stone-baked pizza, pasta, and juicy grilled chicken as the main dish, ending with a delightful dessert. 8,000-yen Course – Premium Course (8 Dishes) A luxurious Italian course featuring high-quality beef. Includes appetizers, salad, freshly baked pizza, seasonal pasta, and a tender beef main, finished with a chef’s dessert. Perfect for anniversaries or special occasions. 8,000-yen Course – Japanese Course (6 Dishes) Experience Japan’s four seasons through a traditional course: seasonal appetizers, sushi, tempura, Wagyu steak, and a chef’s dessert. A blissful dining journey filled with Japanese elegance. Menu may change depending on season and ingredients. ------------------- All-you-can-drink upgrade +¥2,000 VIP seat fee included Last seating at 22:00

◆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.

Roppongi is Tokyo's international nightlife district, dense with bars and clubs, and this unique show at one of its intimate venues blends burlesque with a modern geisha performance. Enjoy adults-only choreography that runs glamorous one moment and daring the next, with dinner and drinks included with your ticket.

Enjoy a night out with a Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki dinner at the popular, long-established "Micthan" restaurant, followed by a performance of the traditional art of "Hiroshima Kagura." Recommended Points - Guaranteed seating at Hiroshima's popular long-established restaurant "Micthan Sohonten (Orizuru Tower Store)" right near Peace Memorial Park - no waiting in line! - Experience Hiroshima's local specialties with the special menu "Special Half-Soba Okonomiyaki and Grilled Oysters"! - Enjoy the traditional performing art "Hiroshima Kagura" casually in the city center!

Combine traditional sumo wrestling—a must when visiting Tokyo—with a delicious Japanese meal, thanks to this unique restaurant experience. Sink into comfortable sofa seating, tuck into a tasty chankonabe (hot pot)—a meal that the wrestlers themselves eat—and watch a sumo display in action. Gain insider insight into the sport and leave with a better understanding of its cultural significance and history.

Enjoy an immersive evening sumo experience performed by former professional wrestlers at one of Tokyo’s few venues built around a real sumo ring. Learn about the rules, rituals, and traditions of Japan’s national sport through live demonstrations and clear English explanations while experiencing the power and intensity of authentic sumo up close. Selected guests can step into the ring for an optional sumo experience and try on a traditional mawashi belt. Dinner features premium wagyu sukiyaki with seasonal vegetables, together with hearty chicken chanko nabe prepared by the wrestlers themselves. Oolong tea and water are included. After the show, enjoy a photo session with the wrestlers and join a Q&A session. This popular cultural experience lets you watch, learn, taste, and participate in the world of sumo in a fun and interactive way. Please note that tables are shared with other guests, and groups may be seated separately depending on bookings.

Even if your visit to Japan doesn’t coincide with the official sumo season, you can still watch wrestlers show off their skills during a sumo show experience in Kyoto. Not only will you watch the retired athletes perform classic moves in a traditional ring, but you’ll enjoy unlimited food and drinks, and you can even challenge a wrestler to a match.