Kyoto After Dark: Art, Tea and Dinner - Excursion in Japan - Japanspecialist
Kyoto After Dark: Art, Tea and Dinner
- Cuisine
- Culture
- History
- Arts
Overview
Immerse in Kyoto’s traditional side with an enchanting evening of tea, culture, and historic streets
Begin with a captivating performance at Gion Corner, where traditional arts like Kyoto dance, tea ceremony, and noh theatre come to life. Wander the lantern-lit streets of Gion, a historic geisha district filled with old-world charm. Conclude the evening with an intimate tea ceremony by candlelight in a historic ryokan, followed by a refined Zen-style vegetarian dinner.
This tour offers an authentic glimpse into Kyoto’s rich cultural heritage in a serene and atmospheric setting.
Suggested itinerary
Enter the serene courtyard of Gion Yoshi-Ima, a historic ryokan, for an intimate tea ceremony by candlelight at the Kurenaitei tearoom.
Afterwards, savour a Zen-style vegetable-based dinner, a balanced and flavourful meal rooted in Japanese tradition. On request, a fully vegetarian meal can be served.
Important information
What is included
- National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter
- Admission to Gion Corner
- Traditional candlelit tea ceremony
- Zen-style vegetarian dinner
What is not included
- Drinks during dinner
- Transportation to/from the meeting point
- Personal expenses
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