Gion Corner

Gion Corner is a theater Kyoto located in Japan.

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  • Phone

    +81 75-561-1119

  • Website

    kyoto-gioncorner.com/global/en.html

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    gioncorner

  • Type

    Theater

Address

祇園町南側570-2 (弥栄会館1F) Kyoto , Kyōto 605-0074 Japan

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Comments / 23


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David Thair

The performances are wonderful, but the surprising permission for the audience to take photos throughout very nearly ruins the experience: sit close to the front or you may find your view obscured.

Dom Alvear

Get there early to be first in line . Sit near the front right side of the theater for the best view of the tea ceremony. Great way to see a taste of everything. Bring cash!

Peter To

Get a seat in the front for a much closer better view or on the right of you want a close view of the tea ceremony.

WEI WEI

In high season, need to stand in line at least one hour ahead of show time to secure a good seat. Kind of a long wait for a 50-min show. But the show is well worth it, especially the geisha dancing

The Ritz-Carlton

Enjoy seven of Kyoto’s professional performing arts in one hour at Gion Corner. Kyogen classical comedy , Koto harp, the tea ceremony, flower arrangements and more!

Matthew Caldecutt

While the tea ceremony seemed a bit rushed (drink your tea and eat your cake ), the dancing and music were spectacular even without a translation.

Viktor Kiyashko

Perfect to get a bit the taste of Japanese culture. 1h is exactly enough.

Pete Tuls

Ticketing is a pain! Be prepared to wait hours to get ticket which is only sold 30 minutes before the show? We got there and found huge lines and had to wait hour and a half, standing outside.

Lizeeek

Miyako Odori is a traditional dance performance by Maiko & Geiko (geisha ), only done in April. Beautiful and amazing!

Imelda Marcos

Sit on the right side of the stage, you will get a better view of the green tea ceremony.

Nansky G.

Its very entertaining...The hour show goles by really fast....all 7 performances are awesome!

Elizabeth Burstein

Would love to come back here and see a show

The Baladons

Watch all 4 traditional arts in one digest formula performance - http://www.kyoto-gioncorner.com/global/en.html

Kendall

A little slow but interesting. Cash only so come prepared.

Elena E15

Don't bother going.Too expensive for no reason.The audience is allowed to take pictures during the acts & you end up trying to watch in between phone screens & cameras .Wasted time &money.Too touristic

Cliff CLF

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Mpi ✨

Watching Geisha performance

Gerry Balbido

Winter performance is 6pm and 7pm, December thru March

Érica Loureiro

Didn’t like it much, although maybe is a good and fast way to get to see a little bit of some japonese art , for me it’s all very slow and not quite interesting, also expensive - ¥3150 p/p, 50 min show

Francisco Paredes

Para turistas , pero da una muestra rápida y concisa de el teatro japonés. Llegar 1 hora antes para comprar los boletos y formarse.

Mym

Si es época de actuaciones merece la pena! Solo dura una hora y la estética es genuina

Claudio Lemos

É bem pra turista ver...mas não deixa de ser interessante.

Risa Sato

Wifi使えます。茶道をよく見たいなら右側の席へ。

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