Gion Corner

Only Yuanjiao is a theatre for performing traditional Kyoto art. Visitors are the basic people who come to see the performance. They have to queue up in advance to buy tickets for admission. Foreign visitors'tickets are at preferential prices. Performing time is about one hour. The main performances are tea ceremony, flower arrangement, Zheng, elegant music, rave talk, dancing geisha, Wenyue and so on. They are all in Japanese. They can't understand, but they can feel the charm of traditional Japanese art.

Very distinctive, different forms of art once introduced to the viewer, see the legendary things, value.

Zouyuan is a Geisha area in Kyoto, which can be said to be a representative area of Kyoto. During the day, there are 7th century restaurants and teahouses nearby for recreation, and on the way you can also see the busy geisha passing by you. In the evening, the place was really lively. The lanterns were dim and the lights flickered softly behind the paper windows. It originated in the Ping'an era (about 1100 years ago), when people in order to eliminate the epidemic disease in the world, made a god sedan chair and patrol, forming a garden offering.

When you come to Japan, you can feel the local culture, but the cost-effective ratio is general, a little expensive. Because I don't know much about Japanese culture, most of the performances here can't understand. But many locals lined up to watch.

It's the general name of that area. You can walk there. Sometimes you can see geishas wearing kimonos. There are many small rivers over there. They are very shallow and the current is very fast. The water is very clean. I don't know what it's used for.

The Garden Corner is a theatre for performing traditional artistic skills in Kyoto. Its architecture also has its own characteristics. In fact, it is also the most famous geisha area in Kyoto. During the day, you can relax in teahouses, restaurants or local specialty stores. In the evening, you will often run across busy geishas.

There are regular performances here every evening, including all operas. Although the introduction is not perfect, if you want to know about Japanese culture and art, you must come here. (Especially for music students like me) It is basically a place for foreigners to go, but occasionally some Japanese will go to see it. (But even if this is what foreigners want, why is the English accent so strong?.. T.) In addition, we can offer preferential treatment to foreigners, because we are also yellow people, so sometimes we mistake it for the cost people. It's better to show our passport when we buy tickets. I remember that we can offer preferential treatment of more than 1,000 yen. In addition, after the performance, I strongly recommend that you turn around outside, and the evening and evening Kyoto are quite beautiful.

The corner is just on the street. It is famous for the traditional Japanese Geisha performances. Many tourists from all over the world and from Japan come to visit it. It is basically tourists during the day, so the shop seems rather cold. But at night, the whole street is busy.

Geisha performances can go to see, see personal interests, after the performance, if you want to pay for a group photo, beauty's age can be PK "If You Are the One" in the four sisters, but the dedication is commendable.

The Mirong Club in Yuen Kok has Japanese traditional art performances with admission tickets of 2500 yen and performance time of 1 hour. Entering just before the deadline, I was lucky to find a seat in the front row next to a beautiful Western girl who learned a new English expression from her, "it's free" (the seat is free). Yale "Lanling King's Entrance Song"