Top Tokyo Dance Lessons

Have fun while getting active during a shuffle dance lesson in central Tokyo. Work up a sweat and learn new moves from your instructor, who is a big deal on Instagram. You don’t need any experience as you’ll learn all you need on the day. Receive a video of your dance at the end as a memento of the lesson.

A valuable experience that can only be had in Japan. It's a waste to end up wearing a yukata! Wearing a yukata and bowing and walking, let's feel Japan in the era when there were samurai. Once you get used to wearing a yukata, use a fan to dance to the representative Japanese song "Sakura Sakura".

An activity where you can experience Edo culture at Tokyo's historic Kanda Myojin Shrine! A stage featuring geisha dances, a samurai action show, and shamisen performances. Guests can enjoy their meals while watching these shows. After watching the show, you can experience playing as a geisha and experiencing action using samurai and swords. At the end, let's all dance the Japanese Bon dance and have fun! [What is included in the meal] Special lunch box Drinks (choose one from tea, beer, or water) [Minimum number of participants] 8 people (After receiving reservations, we will inform you whether or not the event will be held 5 days in advance) 【Fee】 Adult 25,000 yen Children under 11 years old: No meals 5,000 yen 【timetable】 19:00 Gather at the entrance on the 1st floor of Kanda Myojin Cultural Exchange Center Building (staff will welcome you) 19:30 Meal and show start 21:00 End

At this experience you will learn greetings and manners of nihon-buyō (Japanese traditional dance), Japanese performing art of dance. Yukata with various patterns is provided. The instructor will be guide you on how to wear a yukata properly. Then, have a lecture about greetings and manners. After that, you will have a Japanese traditional dance fundamentals and “Sakura Sakura” training. Come and join an experience of the invisible essence of Japanese kokoro (heart) on nihon-buyō while wearing a yukata! We will deliver valuable time that can only be experienced in Japan to tourists visiting Japan.

Originally, it was thought that the god descended on the dancing miko by expressing itself in the form of an oracle. Thus, the miko became one with the god and therefore with nature. At here, you can meet a real shrine maiden (miko) and participate in a ceremonial dance (mikomai) class. The miko sensei will teaches you the steps of traditional ceremonial dance “Toyosakamai”. Before having a traditional ceremonial dance lesson, the sensei will have a small lecture about origins and history of the shrine maiden. During the experience, you can take photos and videos while wearing a shrine maiden costume. We will deliver valuable time that can only be experienced in Japan to tourists visiting Japan.

Other geisha banquet tours often include only 2 geisha. This geisha banquet special course, however, is exceptionally luxurious with 3 geisha. To fully appreciate the geisha's performances of songs and dances, it is ideal to have a total of three or more performers (including dancers and musicians such as singers, shamisen players, and accompanists). Please enjoy the splendid 'Gei' (arts) of the geisha in Kagurazaka.