[Ishikawa/Kanazawa] "Kanazawa Geisha" This is a special performance where you can experience Japanese dance and other performances by geishas who are usually not available to first-time visitors, as well as a tatami room experience! Right next to Kenrokuen!

A special performance by Kanazawa geisha, "Kanazawa Geisha Dance," will be held at the Ishikawa Prefectural Noh Theater Annex (right next to Kenrokuen Garden). Kanazawa is home to three teahouse districts: Higashi Chaya District, Nishi Chaya District, and Kazuemachi Chaya District, where traditional streetscapes are still carefully preserved. Each district boasts its own charming atmosphere and is a famous tourist destination. Each district is home to a "Kanazawa geisha" who continue the teahouse culture dating back to the feudal era. Since these districts usually do not welcome first-time visitors, it is rare to have the opportunity to interact with geisha. However, this special event will feature performances by Kanazawa geisha, including traditional Japanese dance, traditional Japanese instruments (shamisen and flute), and taiko drumming. You can also experience traditional Japanese entertainment that can only be found at a teahouse. This is a chance to enjoy the traditional performing arts that Kanazawa and Ishikawa Prefecture are proud of, up close and personal, so if you're interested, please join us! *The venue is covered with tatami mats, so you can experience an atmosphere closer to that of a traditional Japanese tatami room.

Kanazawa has three teahouse districts, Higashi Chaya District, Nishi Chaya District, and Kazuemachi Chaya District, where the old townscapes have been preserved to this day, and each has its own charming charm and is a famous tourist destination. is. Each of the teahouse districts has a group of ``Kanazawa Geisha'' who have inherited the teahouse culture from the feudal era, and they usually do not accept visitors, so you don't often get a chance to meet them, but this event will show you the charm of geishas. This is a special performance that you can experience up close.

The surrounding area, including the venue, Ishikawa Prefectural Noh Theatre Annex, located right next to Kenrokuen Garden, is known as the "Kenrokuen Surrounding Cultural Forest" and is packed with various cultural facilities. This area, which has developed as the cultural center of Kanazawa, is home to the National Crafts Museum, Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art, Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of History, Kenrokuen Garden, and Kanazawa Castle Park. The art galleries and museums host fascinating exhibitions all year round, and within walking distance of Kenrokuen Garden and Kanazawa Castle Park, you can also enjoy the charm of samurai culture that has continued since the Edo period. Why not take the opportunity to experience the cultural charm of the entire city, including not only the traditional performing arts of Kanazawa geisha, but also the city's nationally renowned arts and crafts and history?