2 h 30 min
Guia em inglês
Visita privada
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This is a private dinner program features Geisha experience and Hokkaido delicious cuisine. There are 4 options for the restaurant you visit. "Suginome" - Elegant Kaiseki Dinner in a historic stone building (for 2 to 10 people) "Hokkai Shabu-Shabu" - Sukiyaki Dinner while overlooking at town of Susukino (for 2 to 12 people) "Kita No Aji Ohsuke" - Enjoy the stage and Kaiseki Dinner on a custom-built Japanese cypress stage (for 20 - 60 people) "Otaru Bettei" - For a Dinner Party with a large hall (for 20 - 60 people) This is for two hours program. After an hour's dinner, two Geisha will a pear on the stage. Your guests enjoy Geisha dancing and Ozashiki-Asobi together. Also Geisha will show your guests how to use a fan actually used for dancing. Please enjoy talking with and taking pictures of the Geisha as time permits.

Inclui

O que está incluído

An interpreter
Consumption tax
Dinner cost
Geisha experience fee

O que não está

Tips

Cancelamento

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

Avaliações

5,0

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Antes de ir

Ponto de encontro: Interpreter-guides are waiting for you in the meeting area between B2 and B1. It is very close to Susukino underground station.
Recolha: Há recolha, ou pode ir ao ponto de partida.
Tipo de bilhete: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Operado por: Hokkaido Treasure Island Travel Inc.

Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

How it compares in Sapporo

Its from-price is 344% above the median of the 381 experiences we list in Sapporo.
It is shorter than most of them.
By number of reviews it ranks 156 of 381.

About Sapporo

Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido, is a grid-planned city of wide parks, an annual snow festival, miso ramen and mountains close behind.

Sapporo was laid out as a grid in the 1870s, when Japan's government developed the northern island, so its streets are wide and straight, split by Odori Park, a long green strip through the middle. The red-brick former Hokkaido government building and the white clock tower, both from the Meiji period, recall that era, and the Hokkaido Shrine lies in a wooded park in the west.

Top-ranked sights in Sapporo: Odori Park (Odori Koen), Susukino, Sapporo TV Tower.

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