Limited time offer! Please enjoy authentic Kyo-mai, Geisha and Maiko performance in Kyoto.
History of "Kotobuki-kai" Shinchi Nijo opened a teahouse in east of the Nijo River under the name of Kamishichiken in 1734. Unfortunately, it was abolished in 1887. At that time, teahouses displayed the characters "寿" (Kotobuki), "栄" (Sakae), "東" (Higashi), and "泉" (Izumi) on their noren (shop curtains) during the day and on their lanterns at night as a mark to indicate they were officially licensed teahouses. After the war, the Onshukai (a traditional performing arts event) was quickly revived. In order to make it a study group for a new era, the name "Onshukai" was chosen by taking the character "寿" from "Kotobuki Nakama" (the Kotobuki group), thus restarting the Onshukai. The performance is only offered 7 days from 2026/11/12-18!
Enjoy beautifully choreographed dance performance and the atmosphere!
Schedule: 120 minutes performance will be held daily at 16:00 between 2026/11/12-18.
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