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We Started to Offer Geisha Experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku


We Started to Offer Geisha Experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku


EDO KAGURA Corporation (service brand Ninja Kotan Travel) has begun offering the Geisha experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at the long-established unagi (eel) restaurant "Shimakin" in Kagurazaka, Shinjuku. At Shimakin, Geisha banquets can be held from 11 AM to 9 PM, making it an ideal restaurant for overseas travelers who wish to enjoy a Geisha banquet during lunch. Our new Geisha experience tour includes the most popular "Akebono Course" at Shimakin, where three Kagurazaka Geishas will join the banquet for two luxurious hours.



We Started to Offer Geisha Experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku


Family and Accessibility Friendly


As this is a private plan, infants and children are welcome to participate. The Geishas of Kagurazaka are experienced in entertaining children and are very popular among them. Recently, a one-year-old child enjoyed a Geisha banquet at another venue. Some children even write letters to the Geishas after returning home. Additionally, access to the banquet hall via elevator makes it easier for wheelchair users, those with walking aids, and families with strollers.


We Started to Offer Geisha Experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku

Historic Venue


"Shimakin," founded in 1869 (Meiji 2), is the oldest restaurant in Kagurazaka. Initially, it was a beef hotpot restaurant, which was rare in Japan at the time. It also appears in the literary work "The Seven Wonders of Kagurazaka" by the famous author Kafu Nagai. Located near the main Sotobori Street at Kagurazaka-Shita, it is a well-known restaurant among many visitors to Kagurazaka. Of course, it has a great reputation for its delicious eel dishes, and according to the major review site Tabelog, it is ranked fifth among eel restaurants in Shinjuku Ward.


Flexible Group Sizes


At Shimakin, Geisha banquets can accommodate from 2 to 40 guests. This allows for great flexibility for couples and small groups, enhancing the convenience for travelers. Additionally, with a large hall that can accommodate up to 40 people, it is also ideal for group customers.


We Started to Offer Geisha Experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku

Enjoy Unique Japanese Geisha Culture


Why not enjoy the wonderful art of Kagurazaka Geishas, including dance, songs, and shamisen, as well as fun "ozashiki games" that can be enjoyed by children and seniors even if they don't understand Japanese? Moreover, our English-speaking guides will provide support, so there is no need to worry about language barriers. Please join us for this unique Geisha banquet experience at Shimakin.


We Started to Offer Geisha Experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku


Detail of Geisha experience "Ozashiki Asobi" at Unagi (Eel) Restaurant "Shimakin" in Shinjuku


Akebono Course

- Appetizer

- Starter

- Soup

- Sashimi

- Grilled Dish

- Simmered Liver

- Simmered Dish

- Eel Rice Box

- Fruit Dessert


Included:

- Fee for dispatching 3 Geisha (For 2 hours)

- Appreciation of 3 Geisha performances, including songs, dances, and musical performances

- Traditional games and conversations with Geisha

- Customers' food (Akebono Course)

- English-speaking local guide

- Flexible tour planning in English


Note: Transportation can be arranged at an additional cost.


Not Included:

- Alcohol and beverage charges

- Tip for Geisha (The typical tip is ¥3,000-5,000 per geisha)

- Transportation costs


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How to Access Kagurazaka


The Kagurazaka area is conveniently located within 30 minutes from any major station in Tokyo. This is because Kagurazaka is situated in the heart of Tokyo, at the center of the Yamanote Line. Please come and visit this convenient and charming Kagurazaka.







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