Tokyo: Traditional Japanese Performing Arts Show and Dinner
1.Traditional Japanese Performing Arts Show and Dinner
At SUIGIAN in Nihonbashi, you’ll enjoy a seasonal Japanese omakase dinner while watching three short performances of either kagura or nihon-buyo. The Noh-style stage, historic tableware, English explanations, four seat choices, and commemorative photo make this a polished introduction to traditional Japanese culture.

“Beautiful, atmospheric venue with traditional art but modern and sleek. Great food and drinks. There were three performances - a dancer with shamisen and vocalist. Each went for about 10 minutes so overall not as much live performance as I was expecting but very enjoyable. Staff were very good and spoke English. Do recommend for a bit of indulgence and traditional culture.”




