Michelin Fine Dining at a Geisha House with Performance

Running around, holding your camera tight and scoping out the area where you could maybe, with some luck and well-armed with patience, see a Geisha is not necessary. This luxurious dining experience offers visitors the finest traditional adventure at a relaxed pace. A professional guide will pick you up at your hotel and lead you to your otherworldly destination by taxi. A traditional house or okiya where Geisha used to live together in the Meiji era (1868-1912) is the stage of your private tête-à-tête with these skillful artists. Their gentle walk and floating dance, together with their ability to play traditional shamisen, a Japanese string instrument, will get your attention and maybe even distract you from eating! Maybe. Tatami matting, sliding paper doors and soft colors on the walls offer opposition to colorful and variegated dishes. Golden details on black bowls, bright green and red vegetables, and floral patterns on geometrically-shaped plates. And again, beautiful kimono with wide sleeves, black voluminous hairstyles, and white faces produce a well-balanced combination of recalls and contrasts of colors and forms. Make sure to enjoy the true beauty condensed in this Michelin-starred banquet. Top-notch selected ingredients are carefully placed to create season-themed presentations and cooked with mastery to ensure the most tender and juicy beef slices, airy crunchy tempura, full-flavored soups, and more.