Kyoto Trip Overview
Maiko is art (mainly dance and music) performer who entertains guest and bring up the atmosphere during a banquet or similar event. Being a Maiko is a process that one has to experience to be a Geiko.
Maiko is hardly walk around the city during the day. Most of them is working on Ochaya that apply the rule of not accepting first timer. Therefore, if one sees Maiko during the day, he or she is considered very lucky. However, there is also high possibility that the one that they see is not the real Maiko, but, tourist who dress up as Maiko.
Additional Info
Duration: 2 hours
Starts: Kyoto, Japan
Trip Category: Food, Wine & Nightlife >> Dining Experiences
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What to Expect When Visiting Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan
Maiko is art (mainly dance and music) performer who entertains guest and bring up the atmosphere during a banquet or similar event. Being a Maiko is a process that one has to experience to be a Geiko.
Maiko is hardly walk around the city during the day. Most of them is working on Ochaya that apply the rule of not accepting first timer. Therefore, if one sees Maiko during the day, he or she is considered very lucky. However, there is also high possibility that the one that they see is not the real Maiko, but, tourist who dress up as Maiko.
You can enjoy a Japanese dinner with maiko in private room at a high-class Japanese-restaurant in Kyoto. You can spend elegantly in a private room of a high-class-Japanese restaurant. Experience of spending traditional and luxury time in Kyoto. You can enjoy Japanese dinner with maiko. Enjoy Japanese dinner with Kaiseki cuisine from a high-class-Japanese restaurant. And enjoy watching traditional dancing of maiko. Photography is also possible! With English guide.
Stop At:
• Kyoto, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Kinki
• Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture, Kinki
• Kyoto, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Kinki
Sample Menu
• Sakizuke (Japanese-style appetizer) –
• Osuimono (Japanese-style soup)
• Sashimi
• Yakimono (Grilled food (seasonal fish or meat))
• Sunomono (Vinegared dish)
• Nimono (cooked food)
• Mushimono (Steaming)
• Agemono (fried food)
• Rice and Miso soup
• Dezert, Fruits
