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Biglietto mobile

In evidenza

Go beyond the stage and into the heart of the Willow World. Most travelers only glimpse geisha from afar. This intimate 1-hour experience invites you into a privately reserved teahouse in the tranquil Nishi Chaya District, offering a rare and respectful encounter with Kanazawa’s living geisha culture. Experience Highlights Traditional Dance and Conversation Enjoy an elegant geisha dance performance, followed by an open conversation about her artistry, training, and daily life—guided in an accessible, welcoming way. Ozashiki-asobi (Teahouse Games) Take part in classic teahouse games that showcase wit, etiquette, and playful interaction—an essential part of geisha culture. Tea andSeasonal Wagashi Relax with premium Japanese tea and beautifully crafted seasonal sweets in a refined, private setting. Designed for culturally curious travelers, this small-group experience offers depth without formality. Not just a performance but a personal cultural encounter.

Incluso

Cosa è incluso

Tea and Japanese sweets included
Entrance fee

Cancellazione

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Da sapere prima di partire

Punto d’incontro: Please meet at Nishi Chaya Ryokushoen, a small public park located in Kanazawa’s historic Nishi Chaya District. The park has covered seating, making it a comfortable place to wait before the experience begins. Your guide will be waiting there and will escort you to the teahouse.
Prelievo: Tutti si ritrovano al punto di partenza; non c’è prelievo.
Tipo di biglietto: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Dimensione del gruppo: Fino a 15 viaggiatori
Gestito da: Beyond Kanazawa

Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

How it compares in Kanazawa

Its from-price is 24% above the median of the 249 experiences we list in Kanazawa.
It is shorter than most of them.

About Kanazawa

Kanazawa is a castle city on Japan's Sea of Japan coast, with the celebrated Kenrokuen garden, geisha and samurai districts, gold leaf and fresh seafood.

Kanazawa was the seat of the Maeda clan, who ruled the rich Kaga domain through the Edo period, and it escaped the bombing of the Second World War, so its old streets survive. Kenrokuen, one of Japan's three great landscape gardens, spreads over a hill beside the castle, with ponds, stone lanterns and pines that are held up by ropes against the winter snow. The turrets and gates of Kanazawa Castle have been rebuilt.

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