Roppongi Kaguwa Japanese Dance Cabaret Tours

Swap the modern streets of Tokyo for the red light district of the Meiji era during an evening of theatrical performances at Roppongi Kaguwa, a cabaret dinner show based on oiran (Japanese courtesan) culture. Acts blend classic and contemporary Japanese traditions by combining dance and acrobatics from samurais and geishas.

The Basics
Choose between several show start times throughout the evening to suit your schedule. You can either enjoy drinks and snacks or a full meal before the performance; for the best value, book a buffet or snack package that includes unlimited soft and alcoholic drinks. The buffet combines Japanese and international dishes to suit all tastes. Arrive early to mingle with the performers. Photo opportunities with the performers are available after the show.
 
Things to Know Before You Go

• Roppongi Kaguwa is ideal for those with an interest in Japanese history and culture.
• There’s a minimum spend on food and drink purchases.
• The buffet is available until 10 minutes before showtime.
• Photos and videos are not permitted during the performance.
• The minimum drinking age in Japan is 20.

 
How to Get There
Roppongi Kaguwa is located in the Roppongi neighborhood. The closest train station is Roppongi, which is served by both the Tokyo Metro (Hibiya line) and Toei Subway (Oedo line). Use exit 3 or 5 and walk about five minutes to the venue.
 
When to Get There
Roppongi Kaguwa is open daily, except for Tuesdays. Two shows are available every night, with a third late show available on Fridays, after midnight. Each show lasts for about 50 minutes. Arrive early to enjoy drinks and food without feeling rushed.
 
Roppongi
Roppongi is known as one of Tokyo’s most popular entertainment and nightlife districts, featuring a myriad of restaurants, bars, and clubs, as well as massive entertainment and shopping complexes such as Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown. Other popular attractions in the area include the Mori Art Museum, Tokyo City View viewing platform, and the National Art Center Tokyo.