• Watch the maiko performance up close and taste Kaiseki-style Kyoto cuisine

  
  

• Admire the beauty of the Japanese garden at the foot of Eagle Peak, which is difficult to reach by ordinary city traffic.

  
  
• Take a tour with a Japanese tour guide and experience first-hand the courtesy and kindness of Japanese service
• Climb Kyoto Higashiyama and overlook the beauty of the night view of the ancient capital of Kyoto
• There is an audio guide from the Three Kingdoms (English/Chinese/Korean) in the car throughout the journey, introducing famous scenic spots along the way.

－ Attraction Introduction －

• SHOZAN Resort
  
  Located in the Rakuhoku area of Kyoto, SHOZAN Resort is nestled against the
  Takagamine mountains. Far from the bustling city center, it is a rare and
  tranquil sightseeing spot in Kyoto that is gaining popularity. The resort
  boasts a vast 35,000-tsubo site, with gardens covering one-third of the total
  area.

  
  

• Kyoto Maiko
  
  Maiko are apprentice Geiko (Geisha) in Japan, typically aged between 14 and

  
  
• They primarily entertain guests at banquets with Japanese dance, music,
  and instrument performances. The training for a Maiko is extensive and
  rigorous, covering culture, etiquette, language, attire, poetry, and music.
  Every movement and word is strictly disciplined, reflecting grace and
  composure. During this tour, the Maiko will perform in your dining hall. Be
  sure to have your camera ready so you do not miss any spectacular moments!

※Due to the pandemic, photos with the Maiko will be taken from a distance of
approximately 1 meter for the time being, and the Maiko will not be wearing a
mask.

• Night View from Higashiyama Summit
  
  The beautiful cityscape of Kyoto unfolds before your eyes, where you can see
  the Kyoto Tower shining like a lighthouse across the city. As an ancient
  capital, Kyoto lacks excessive high-rise buildings, making the night view from
  the summit appear as soft and brilliant as a shimmering ocean.

※Due to weather or traffic conditions, the night view observation may be
changed to a city bus tour.

• Kyoto-style Kaiseki Cuisine

Japanese Kaiseki cuisine emphasizes the seasonality and freshness of
ingredients, as well as the presentation, aiming for both variety and visual
appeal. The Kyoto-style Kaiseki enjoyed at SHOZAN is meticulously prepared
using locally sourced Kyoto ingredients, reflecting the light, elegant, and
refined style of Kyoto.