गियोन कॉर्नर: पारंपरिक कला प्रदर्शन

Great experience. a little snippet of each of the classic Japanese art forms such as tea making, Noh theatre and Maiko dancing. a lovely evening & introduction to these Japanese arts. Theatre is adorable. Ticket collection was very straight forward - we were given an allocated seat ticket which we were given after showing our Klook booking

hay q llegaron mínimo 10 minutos antes de la hora indicada en la reserva, pq en el boleto por ejemplo dice 18.50 a 19.00 la entrada, hay unas ayudas que precen telefonos celulares q traducen lo q estas viendo, supongo q tienen un costo extra, yo no sabia q existian hasta q los vi a las persons de enfrente mío, y traducian sobre todo la escena cómica, pero sino el folleto de información te explica lo q estas viendo, y hay en español q fue lo mejor, es un buena experiencia, solo que dura muy poco tiempo cada muestra de arte

정말 가장 시그니쳐 일본 전통문화에 대해 액기스를 뽑아 공연해 주신 느낌이었습니다 😂😂😂 차도, 가토연주, 꽃꽂이, 만담, 마이코 무용 등, 다른 공연으로 넘어갈 때마다 아나운스로 영어 & 일본어로 유래나 내용 알려주는 것도 좋았습니다! 마지막에 마이코 분들이랑 기념사진도 추억이 됐어요~!

As a Chinese, I’m always amazed by how Japan preserves its traditional culture. So much of it originally came from China, yet has quietly faded back home — it’s bittersweet to think about. The performance tonight was still beautiful: Kyomai, tea ceremony, koto, ikebana, gagaku, and Kyogen. Just a pity there was no Noh. An hour passed like a moment.

beautiful experience watching the cultural performing arts of Japan was so enjoyable I definitely want to visit again

A good primer on traditional Japanese art and culture. You’ll see performances of UNESCO World Culture. Saw matcha making, Japanese harp playing, flower arranging, bugaku dance, kyogen comedy, hagoromo, and Kyomai dance which was my favorite. The program also advertised bunraku puppet theater, but was not included in the show. Not sure if it was supposed to. Would have liked to see that. The whole program runs for about an hour or so. Pricey in my opinion based on the length of the show, but the sheer variety of traditions you’re exposed to may be worth it for some. A crash course in Japanese performing arts.

Aside from the minor confusion earlier, getting in was smooth. I like the vibe of the premises especially its location (in the middle of Hanamikoji Street) and the performances were great.

I am so happy, that we booked the tickets. the show was amazing, had a lot of fun and learned so much. the explanations were helpful and interesting. Loved every second :)

It is seven short shows. Tea ceremony, Ikebana, koto music, the dances of maiko's, ... It has been a really nice experience.

My family enjoyed the performances esp the Koto duet and Maiko dance. Many foreigners were filming though asked not to. Overall, a wonderful experience for all.