61st Kawabun-za "Geiko & Maiko of Nagoya - Meigiren Performance" | KAWABUN | Gourmet | Nagoya City | Aichi Prefecture | Official Site | Sightseeing Information | Directions | Parking | Details | AichiNow-OFFICIAL SITE FOR TOURISM AICHI

We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience. If you continue to browse, you accept the use of cookies on our site.
See our cookies policy for more information.

Accept

Nagoya-City 61st Kawabun-za "Geiko & Maiko of Nagoya - Meigiren Performance"

Date : 10/06/2020, 10/07/2020, 10/08/2020


  • 61st Kawabun-za "Geiko & Maiko of Nagoya - Meigiren Performance"

Traditional Entertainment Arts at Kawabun!

Kawabun is the oldest Ryotei restaurant in Nagoya, with a history of over 400 years. Its back garden, the modern stone stage designed by world-renowned sculptor and garden designer Masayuki Nagare is the location for the traditional Kawabun-za, a performance of Hohgaku and Nohgaku arts during which guests can enjoy the show while tasting the superb preparations served by the "Ryotei."

[Mid-Day Show] *: Arts Performance Only
Viewing only. For those wishing to enjoy the brilliance of Japanese dance in a relaxed atmosphere, with mainly younger performers on the program.

[Night Show]
An all-star performance by four maiko from Meigiren and sixteen Geiko.
After viewing the gorgeous program, enjoy a Kawabun feast.

[Online Show]
Those unable to attend in-person can pay to watch online by prior reservation. The live performance will be available on YouTube or Vimeo through a private link. After watching the splendid program, enjoy talk shows and two-way exchanges with the performers in real time.

*: Please note that the performance times, prices, and contents differ on October 8th (Thursday) only.

  • 60th Kawabun-za
  • 60th Kawabun-za
  • 60th Kawabun-za

EVENT OVERVIEW

  • Souvenirs
  • Restaurant
  • Wi-Fi
  • Card
Date : October 6th (Tuesday), 7th (Wednesday), and 8th (Thursday), 2020
Holding time : •October 6th (Tuesday) and 7th (Wednesday)
[Mid-Day Show]
2:30 PM to 3:30 PM (Estimate)
* Reception starts 1:30 PM.
[Night Show]
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (Estimate)
* Reception start at 5:00 PM.
[Online Show]
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (Estimate)

•October 8th (Thursday)
[Mid-Day Show]
12:00 PM to 3:00 PM (Estimate)
* Reception starts 11:00 AM.
[Night Show]
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Estimate)
* Reception starts at 6:00 PM.
[Online Show]
12:00 PM to 3:00 PM (Estimate)
Place : Ryotei Kawabun
Location : 〒460-0002
2-12-19 Marunouchi, Naka-Ward, Nagoya-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Fee : •October 6th (Tuesday) and 7th (Wednesday)
[Mid-Day Show]
5,000 yen (includes performance admission, earphone audio guide, tea service, and tax)
[Night Show]
25,000 yen (includes performance admission, earphone audio guide, tea service, complete banquet, drinks, tax, and artistic charge)
[Online Show]
2,500 yen

•October 8th (Thursday)
[Mid-Day Show]
15,000 yen (includes performance admission, earphone audio guide, tea service, complete banquet, drinks, tax, and artistic charge)
[Night Show]
5,000 yen (includes performance admission, earphone audio guide, tea service, and tax)
[Online Show]
2,500 yen
Parking : No parking available, please use parking facilities of the neighborhood.
Restrooms : Available
Phone number : Restaurant Reservations: 052-222-0873
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Guide : Earphone guide available free of charge upon request.
Kabuki sommelier Okuda Kentaro will provide live comments on the program, the dance, and the local geisha community.
This is Japanese dance everyone can enjoy regardless of experience or enthusiasm for classical arts.
Seating : Both stage and seating are outdoor. Guests are kindly advised to dress adequately for the occasional evening chill.

Guests accompanied by underage or child guests are kindly requested to reserve a private room (seperate 5,000 yen charge per room).
Dress Code : Smart casual or similar preferred

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

LINK

ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    5 min. walk from Exit 2 of the subway Marunouchi Station, or 8 min. walk from Exit 1 of the subway Hisayaodori Station.
  • Access by car
    Access by car
    Exit the Marunouchi Exit of the Nagoya Expressway Ring Route. Turn east (left) at Bank of Japan (Nichigin) crossing. Turn north (left) at Sakuradori-Honmachi crossing. Keep for 200m. Kawabun is 40m on the left, from the crossing of Honmachi Dori St. with Uodana Dori St.

Share spot information with a smartphone

QR code

ACCESS MAP

KeywordKeyword
#61st Kawabun-za "Geiko & Maiko of Nagoya - Meigiren Performance"
#Kawabun-za
#Kawabunza
#Geiko
#Maiko
#Geisha
#Meigiren
#Performance
#Hohgaku
#Nohgaku
#Kawabun
#Kawabun Ryotei
#Traditional Japanese Performance Arts
#Stage
#Banquet

INFORMATION ON THE SURROUNDING AREA

Touken WorldNagoya-City

Touken World Nagoya Marunouchi
Even in photographs, it’s rare to see images of Japanese swords, and there are many subtle...
  • Multipurpose toilet
  • Parking

Hisaya-odori ParkNagoya-City

Hisaya-odori Park
Hisaya-odori Park is located in the middle of Hisaya-odori Avenue, which runs north to sou...
  • Multipurpose toilet
  • Parking

Hisaya-odori ParkNagoya-City

Hisaya-odori Park
Hisaya-odori Park is a combined park and shopping space. The MIRAI TOWER area and the nort...
  • Multipurpose toilet
  • Parking
  • Restaurant

NO IMAGENagoya-City

Kokumin Central Park Store

    NO IMAGENagoya-City

    amano Kinsan store

      Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWERNagoya-City

      Chubu Electric Power MIRAI TOWER (Former Nagoya TV Tower)
      Nagoya TV Tower in Hisaya-Odori Park is a soaring 180 meters high and was Japan's first-ev...
      • Multipurpose toilet
      • Souvenirs
      • Parking
      • Restaurant

      NO IMAGENagoya-City

      Can Do Fushimi Store

        Aichi Prefectural Government OfficeNagoya-City

        Aichi Prefectural Government Office
        The Aichi Prefectural Government Office building is the seat of Aichi’s government and was...
        • Parking

        Page Top