1 hour 30 minutes
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BENITSUYA is a Japanese restaurant where diners can experience authentic Japanese kaiseki cuisine and traditional Japanese geisha culture in a gorgeous Japanese modern space with crimson walls and Japanese decorations.*The food lineup changes depending on the season.
Wheelchair accessible
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
This experience is not available for guests under 20 years old
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Geisha show
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Food
Drinks are not included; choose from a wide selection on the menu.
Experience Authentic Kyoto Kaiseki and Live Geisha Entertainment at BENITSUYA Located on the 6th floor of Grand Hammer — Tokyo’s newest food, entertainment, and leisure complex — BENITSUYA invites you into a stunning, modern Japanese space filled with rich crimson walls and elegant décor. Opened in Nov. 2024 and produced by Hamakura, the creator behind Ebisu Yokocho, Shibuya Yokocho, and Kabuki Hall, this new destination blends fine dining with traditional Japanese culture. Under the supervision of renowned Kyoto chef Naoki Okumura (Gion Okumura), BENITSUYA offers an exquisite, Kyoto-style kaiseki course featuring the finest seasonal ingredients. While you dine, enjoy live performances of traditional Japanese dance by authentic Tokyo geishas — elite entertainers known for their artistry, grace, and lively conversation. After the show, guests can participate in traditional geisha games and experience the true spirit of Japanese hospitality. Perfect for visitors, business travelers, and locals alike, BENITSUYA offers a rare opportunity to engage directly with geisha culture in a relaxed, welcoming setting, helping preserve and share this centuries-old tradition for a new generation.
Geisha Show with 7 Dishes: A deluxe course Including Wagyu beef and dessert, in addition to the TAKE (Bamboo) Course
Geisha Show with 1 Dish: Includes a selection of appetizers, ideal for those wanting a light snack or bite
Geisha Show with 5 Dishes : Assorted seasonal appetizers, a variety of dishes including sushi and seafood sashimi
17 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
FrZeno C,
Oct 13, 2025
- Viator
Be careful when booking this show. I didn’t realise there were 2 types of dinner???? We got a different dinner than the rest of the group .. .. and when we asked about it they said that’s what we ordered 🤷♀️ Geisha girls very good. An opportunity to see Japanese dance and hear music but very pricey. Also only lasted an hour and a half and not 2. A bit disappointing.
George D,
Oct 6, 2025
- Viator
Food was great. Geishas were great. The games were fun. Everyone got great pics. Recommended if you want a neat unique experience!
Dorothy L,
Oct 3, 2025
- Viator
The Geisha show with dining was an incredible experience! The women were so fun, kind, and accommodating, which made the evening feel very welcoming. The food was delicious and paired perfectly with the atmosphere. We especially enjoyed the interactive games—they added a lighthearted and memorable touch. The traditional dances were lovely. Overall, it was the perfect combination of culture, entertainment, and hospitality. I highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting!
Jasmine C,
Sep 30, 2025
- Viator
I arrived at the tour late because it was my first evening in Tokyo and my flight had landed a bit later. I had such an amazing time though. The geishas were very attentive to myself and another couple that was there. Their dancing was beautiful and there friendliness was amazing. We ate, drank, played games briefly and took pictures. What an amazing tour!
Andrea L,
Sep 30, 2025
- Viator
It’s a pricey, but worthwhile expensive. The geishas are authentic. We happened to have quite a small group (only 9 people including us), so the 2 geishas were able to spend a reasonable amount of time conversing with everyone. They have translation devices so any language is possible to communicate with. The setting was classy. The geishas were classy and friendly at the same time. The food was delicious & interesting (if you pay for a meal and not just the snack). We decided on the 7-course meal and it was plenty for us to feel very full, but some men with large appetites might find it limited. The dances were real traditional dances, and so were the games. All were very enjoyable. There’s also a brief photo op afterwards.
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