2025 Setsubun Festival - Watching Japanese Dance and Dining Experience -

"Setsubun Festival" was popular last year as well. In addition to watching Japanese dance and eating, please enjoy the rare opportunity to talk with geiko and maiko.

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〈Date〉
Monday, February 3, 2025
 　　　　　
<Time>
17:30 Reception starts
17:50 Reception ends
 
18:00 Japanese dance viewing
Enjoying a meal and drinks after the exhibition
You can talk to geisha and maiko.
Ends around 9 pm.
 　　
 　　
<Price>
27,500 yen (tax and service charge included)
Includes viewing fee, meals, all-you-can-drink, and service charges.
 　　
 　
<Notes>
Payment will be made at the time of reception
●If you have any allergies, please let us know at the time of reservation.
We cannot accommodate requests for ingredients that you dislike or allergies after reservation.
You will be seated with other customers.
●We cannot provide information before reception hours.
●If you are late, you may not be able to view the tour.
●Not available to those under 20 years of age.
●We are unable to provide message plates or cakes.
●Crane members discount is not applicable.
 　　
 　

What is Meigiren?

Meigi Ren Kumiai is a group of maiko and geiko located in Naka Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture.
Nagoya has long been called "Nagoya, the center of arts," and its art culture has a history of 300 years since it flourished during the time of the Owari Tokugawa family.
Nagoya's only group of geisha who inherited that art culture is Meigiren.

Currently, about 20 members belong to the group, and their specialties are Japanese dance, musical instruments, taiko drums, flutes, Japanese music, shamisen, singing, and the traditional art of "Kin Shachi".