[东京] Yakiniku Dining & Geisha Bar Cultural Experience in Kagurazaka

• 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 major flower streets** Kagurazaka is located near JR Iidabashi Station. It is one of the "Six Red-light Districts in Tokyo" loved by Japan's upper class. The cobblestone streets in the alleys are full of various red-light district charms, and quiet restaurants with a hidden atmosphere are scattered among them. Kagurazaka has been the residence of many writers and artists since the Meiji period, and the Tokyo Art Association was also established here. In contrast to Gion in Kyoto, Kagurazaka, Shinbashi, Akasaka, Yoshimachi, Asakusa, and Tsukudajima together constitute the "Six Great Flower Streets of Tokyo". Compared to the heyday, the number of geisha in Kagurazaka has been decreasing, from more than 200 to only about 20 active geisha. This special arrangement allows you to get close to geisha, and you can communicate with them more freely without performing. It is recommended for travelers who love traditional Japanese culture. **A Japanese feast that combines tradition and