[东京] Tokyo: Kagurazaka Bar Geisha Interaction Experience & 100-Year-Old Restaurant Yakiniku Set Menu

• You can interact with geishas up close in a bar run by an active geisha boss. This is especially recommended for experienced travelers and tourists who are looking for a special experience.
• You can use Japanese or a translation app on your phone to communicate with the geisha during the process and experience a different cultural atmosphere than usual!
• Dinner will be at the nearly 100-year-old restaurant in Kagurazaka, "Irori Yakiniku Gion", which is a high-end yakiniku restaurant that was converted into a restaurant! Enjoy a delicious yakiniku set meal!
• "Irori Yakiniku Gion" offers different levels of menus to choose from, so you can freely choose according to your budget!

**Kagurazaka: One of Tokyo's Six Hanamachi (Geisha Districts)** Kagurazaka, located near JR Iidabashi Station, is one of "Tokyo's Six Hanamachi," beloved by Japan's upper class. The stone-paved streets in the alleys are filled with various hanamachi (geisha district) charms, scattered with quiet, intimate restaurants. Kagurazaka has also been home to many writers and artists since the Meiji era, and the Tokyo Arts Association was once located here. In contrast to Gion in Kyoto, Kagurazaka, Shinbashi, Akasaka, Yoshicho, Asakusa, and Tsukudajima together constitute the "Tokyo Six Hanamachi." Compared to its heyday, the number of geisha in Kagurazaka has decreased, from over 200 to only about 20 active geisha today. This tour offers a special opportunity to interact with geisha up close, not through performances, but in a more free-flowing manner. Recommended for travelers who love traditional Japanese culture. **A Japanese Feast Weaving Tradition and Taste: "Irori Yakiniku Gion"** "Irori Yakiniku Gion" is lo