Learn and experience one of Nagasaki’s most spectacular traditions: the Dragon Dance (Ja-Odori). This lively activity, rooted in Chinese-influenced festival culture, has thrilled locals for generations, bringing good luck and jo... More

・The host is a top host who has welcomed 5,000 guests in the past 8 years and has a rating of 4.99. ・You can have a luxurious experience on the most beautiful private river. ・You will be soothed by the murmuring of the river... More

Experience modern Geisha art with fioregeisha at Hiroshima’s historic Zentsuji Temple—2 hours fioregeisha Experience contains live performances, interactive Japanese dance, and unforgettable community connections. [1h Live Sh... More

Step into the world of Nohgaku, Japan’s 650-year-old classical performing art and a UNESCO-recognized cultural treasure. This immersive program takes place in a privately rented, authentic cypress-wood Noh theater in Shibuya. Be... More

A selection of unique courses offered at the Yomiuri Group's culture school where you can experience Japanese culture. You can choose and attend your favorite course from five different options. The following five courses are ava... More

Experience Japanese traditional arts up close in an intimate, small-group setting. See Kabuki Dance (Nihon Buyo), rakugo, and shamisen in one unique cultural experience. Meet the performers and discover the stories behind Japan’... More

Experience the magic of Gujo Hachiman, the heart of Japan’s most enduring summer dance tradition. This private tour takes you through the charming, water-filled streets of this historic castle town, leading to an exclusive, Engl... More

Try the unique experience of Cyalume Dance Worshop where you can learn all the basic moves step by step with professional idols! What is Cyalume Dance? Cyalume Dance is a spectacular performance art from Japan that transforms ent... More

Buzen City boasts a rich cultural heritage, where the ancient art of Buzen Kagura is performed each autumn to pray for a bountiful harvest. Currently composed of six groups, the tradition faces challenges such as a shortage of su... More

There are many traditional performing arts in Japan. The experience I can offer this time is Japanese dance. You can learn Japanese spirituality, how to use beautiful bodies, and how to dance on classical music. She actually wears... More

Feeling Ryukyuan Dance in the Tea Room Ryukyuan Dance was developed during the Ryukyu Kingdom era to welcome and entertain the Chinese emperor's envoys (Sappoushi, representative of the Chinese emperor). Dancers enter from the lef... More

Choose your favorite from the beautiful, authentic kimonos, with larger sizes available for international guests Learn Burabura-bushi (Nagasaki Traditional Dance) from a professional dance instructor with 15 years of experience　... More

Japanese culture Program: Experience the Best of Japanese Culture for Your Kids While You Travel Introducing the Simplee Kids Program – the perfect solution for parents traveling in Japan. Our program offers a unique opportunity... More

Walk through the beautiful grounds of a historic Buddhist temple in Japan. Then enter a traditional tatami room and enjoy a live dance show featuring a Samurai and an Oiran. After the show, guests take on the roles of Sukeroku an... More

A small-group wellness experience on a quiet beach in Itoman, Okinawa. We begin with mindful breathing and gentle body awareness practice as the morning sun rises over the sea. Afterwards, walk to KOA, a Hawaiian pancake café lov... More

This experience is not just dance practice, but it provides a Deeper Cultural Perspective Japanese dance is not always easy to understand at first glance. Unlike many Western art forms, it expresses emotions through stillness, sub... More

・Can be refreshed ・Feel nature at the foot of Mt. Fuji (held indoors) ・Mt. Fuji has been loved by people since ancient times, is Japan's largest and most powerful mountain, and is also said to be a symbol of Japan. ・The ev... More

Encounter the Spirit of Edo in Tokyo’s Fukagawa. Just six minutes from the bustle of Tokyo Station, nd serenity at the venerable Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine. Here, you will witness a sacred Miko dance and immerse yourself in the ... More

Even in Kyoto—a major hub for traditional Japanese performing arts—"Sogu" is virtually the only place where Noh workshops are held on a regular basis. Because Noh masks are delicate and precious, the opportunity to actually we... More