Gion Corner, established in 1962, is a place where visitors can enjoy Kyoto's traditional culture all at once. From its inception, its purpose has been to introduce Japanese traditional performing arts to both foreign and domestic tourists, playing a role in preserving and promoting Kyoto's cultural heritage. Gion Corner is located in the Gion district, a historic geisha district that dates back to the Edo period, known for its maiko (apprentice geisha) and geiko (geisha) performances. Gion Corner was established to broadly introduce the culture of this area and has since been loved by many tourists. The details of the performances are as follows: Kyomai: Elegant dance performed by maiko and geiko, expressing the beauty of the four seasons. Tea Ceremony: A demonstration where one can experience the spirit of tea, feeling the tranquility and harmony. Ikebana: An exhibition of the art of flower arrangement, expressing the beauty of nature. Koto Music: Traditional music played on the koto, which soothes the soul. Gagaku: Ancient court music that creates a sacred atmosphere. Kyogen: Traditional comic theater that combines humor and satire, eliciting laughter. Bunraku: A form of puppet theater that tells stories through puppetry and narration (performed during certain periods). Noh: A solemn masked theater that conveys deep spirituality (performed during certain periods). Gion Corner is a few minutes' walk from Gion Shijo Station in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City. Performances are usually held twice daily at 18:00 and 19:00, but there are winter and specific off-days, so it is recommended to check the official website in advance. Gion Corner is a valuable place where one can easily enjoy Kyoto's traditional culture.