জাপানি মাইকোর সাথে চা অনুষ্ঠান, নাচ এবং খেলা

We arrived and were told the Maiko was running late, (they were very stressed over this so sounded like a once off) and we were asked if we could wait 2 hours. Those who couldn’t were refunded. We went and had dinner, then came back. We were treated to some snacks and a choice of an alcoholic (or non) drink due to the wait. It was an amazing experience. She was gorgeous, we loved watching how delicately she moved, and how lovely her voice was. She showed us how to make tea which I was terrible at so she helped me. We got to ask her questions and take pictures of and with her. We loved the experience and were so glad we waited! I would recommend it to anyone

Experiencing a tea ceremony led by a Maiko and making my own matcha for the first time was such a beautiful way to learn not only the ritual itself, but also about the traditions and responsibilities of both Maiko and Geiko in Japanese culture.

What an experience! We booked the tea ceremony very last minute, and as we were on a time restraint we went for the tea ceremony. Weren’t sure what to expect but we were totally blown away! An excellent experience and would highly recommend! Both the host and Maiko were brilliant and took the time to show us how to make the matcha and answer our questions. We received a small gift from the Maiko and were able to take a photo with her at the end. A beautiful experience, one of the highlights of our trip!

it was an amazing experience to meet with a Maiko and just gain a small understanding to her life and why she decided to train to be a Geiko one day.

The whole thing seemed very rushed and the seating layout is horrible. Guests are seated according to the $$ paid. Those who paid more are seated in front and everyone else behind. So if you only paid for the Tea Ceremony, you will be seated right at the back of the room. Unable to see much of the Maiko or her instructional demonstrations. After introducing the Maiko, they will quickly go through how to make your own matcha tea followed by questions for the Maiko & a photo session with guests. Those who take photos with the Maiko will be given a “gift” which is a Hanameishi (the Maikos business card) and is considered to be a lucky charm especially if kept in your wallet as it’s believed to bring good fortune. The people who only paid for Tea Ceremony will then be asked to leave and those who paid for a dance, game or dinner will remain. It is advertised as a 45 min experience but for Tea Ceremony only, it is more like 30 mins. Otherwise, the Maiko is beautiful and the sweets were delicious.

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Los empleados son serviciales y agradables en cada momento de la experiencia, con nuestra reserva solo teníamos el baile y el juego con la maiko, entramos en medio de una sesión con otras personas que ya llevaban un rato, las que habrian pagado la experiencia completa con la comida; la maiko muy profesional con su encantador baile tradicional y el divertido juego. Las instalaciones eran una habitación como de oficina con un pequeño escenario, el kimono de la maiko se veía un poco desgastado, bien tema cultural, regular tema mantenimiento. Si NO cogeis la experiencia completa te ponen atrás y te preguntan por un upgrade por 3300¥/per para ir delante, te dan el menú de bebidas (entre los 500 y 700¥/unid) y la experiencia con lo anterior y la foto con la maiko son unos 30 min. No se si con nuestra experiencia entraría, pero nos habría gustado algún refrigerio para probar después del upgrade y las bebidas, como leímos en el anuncio de la experiencia.

Had a good time. We learned a lot from the Maikos as we got to ask them questions and interact with them. Maybe they can explore a diff venue that can fit a diff table set up (maybe crescent moon set up for tables) so the view is not obstructed

值得推薦，很好玩。對京都文化有更深認識。

très belle expérience, nous avons eu droit à deux maikos au lieu d’une, elles étaient très belles et nous ont expliqué tout ce qu’on voulait savoir.