Japanese dance is a type of traditional performing arts rooted in kabuki and kyogen. Originally it has been performed as a dance-only performance in Kabuki. In addition to Kabuki, there are also many highly artistic works that were created exclusively for Japanese dance. There are two types of experience courses. Why do not you enjoy wearing Japanese kimono or yukata (divided according to the season) and experiencing Japanese traditional gestures, dances and movements?  〇 Course 1 Japanese dance experience Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Start with a kimono / yukata. Kimono / yukata is a must-have for Japanese dance. Yukata, kimono dressing (required time 30 minutes) This staff will dress in Japanese traditional art starts with a tribute like martial arts. Start with a bow. (Required time 10 minutes) The content you will experience this time is a simple movement based on classic techniques. Let's dance with a fan, one of the most common props in Japanese dance. By dancing in a kimono / yukata, you will be able to feel the Japanese way of using the body and techniques to make it look beautiful. (Required time: 80 minutes) Let's leave a kimono at the corner. Finally, the photo is taken and the experience is over. (Required time 30 minutes) 〇 Course 2 Standing experience Kimono / Yukata will be dressed. Kimono / yukata is a must-have for Japanese dance. Yukata, kimono dressing (required time 30 minutes) This staff will dress in Japanese traditional art starts with a tribute like martial arts. Start with a bow. (Necessary time 10 minutes) Japanese dance has dance works such as standing around with a sword. It is not a practical battle because it is not an actual martial art. However, you can learn the basics of swords, swords, sword settings, and handling your feet. Standing around is a type of battle using a sword. It will be a mould for moving beautifully to show on the stage. After learning the basics, let's practice the standing-by pattern according to the sound! (Time required: 80 minutes) Let's leave a kimono at the corner. Finally, the photo is taken and the experience is over. (Time required: 30 minutes) There are two courses, both of which can be experienced wearing a kimono / yukata. Why do not you enjoy Japanese traditional culture?