Ganko Takase River Nijo - nhà hàng kiểu Kawadoko

Ganko Takasegawa-Nijoen is a restaurant popular with locals and tourists alike, this 300-seat restaurant also features a show about Maiko (who are trained to become Geisha) and a garden. beautiful.

Located a five-minute walk from Kyoto Shiyakusho-mae subway station. Head north along the Takase River, and you'll see a stone wall. At first, you might think it's a large piece of land, but you'll soon come across the entrance to the famous kaiseki restaurant, Ganko Takasegawa-Nijoen. Ganko Takasegawa-Nijoen was originally the mansion of Edo period business magnate Suminokura Ryoi and later that of Yamagata Aritomo, the Meiji Prime Minister. This historic building has occupied the same spot for 200 to 300 years. The restaurant has a spacious Japanese garden that hardly anyone would expect in the middle of Kyoto. Contrasting with the impressive garden, the food is delicately and delicately prepared. Meals are reasonably priced from around 3,000 yen, and an extensive a la carte menu with individual dishes is also available.

At Ganko Takasegawa-Nijoen, you can experience inviting a Maiko to join you at a party. For example, there is a Maiko package for 2,250 per person including meals (for a group of 20 guests) you can take pictures and chat with Maiko

You can see evidence of the restaurant's thoughtfulness and dedication everywhere, giving you a taste of the spirit of Japanese hospitality.

Open: 11:00-22:00 (Last order at 21:30)

Phone: +81-75-223-3456