Nodate (outdoor tea ceremony) will be held at Kitanomaru Garden Lawn Square. You can observe the ceremony and enjoy matcha and traditional Japanese sweets.
Experience the traditional hospitality of Japan, omotenashi, along with the scenery surrounded by autumn foliage.

This is a special exhibition displaying the rare ukiyo-e collection of the Mitani family, with a heritage dating back to the Edo period and the collection is a designated cultural property of Chiyoda Ward.
Why don’t you take a peek into the Edo period through ukiyo-e?
The exhibition will take place at the Former Imperial Guards Headquarters building, which is also designated as a nationally important cultural property.
Furthermore, we have reserved the building exclusively for this event, allowing you to step inside, which is currently closed to the public. Its beautiful historical architecture is a must-see.

A printer from Takahashi Kobo, the oldest ukiyo-e woodblock print studio in Japan, founded over 160 years ago, will demonstrate printing.
Don't miss the printer's demonstration of printing multiple blocks for each color to complete the work.

A unique culinary experience featuring dishes that express traditional Japanese culture through French culinary techniques. Kitanomaru Garden Lawn Square in Kokyo Gaien National Garden will be exclusively reserved and a two-star chef will prepare exclusive dishes inspired by the Edo theme of iki for this event. We also offer a variety of drinks to match your meals.

Founded in 1596, Toshimaya* is Tokyo’s oldest sake brewer and has been featured in kabuki and ukiyo-e prints.
Kanda Toshimaya, located in its original location in Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, has revived mirin, a popular drink in the Edo period, by applying modern koji-making techniques while paying close attention to ingredients and production methods.
“Me” has a honey-like yet refreshing sweetness and is served at some of the world’s most prestigious hotel bars. In this experience, Kanda Toyoshimaya President Kimura, will serve “Me” prepared in an exclusive recipe.
Enjoy the experience of Edo lifestyle and culture through “Me” accompanied by creative cuisine.

Drinks menu provided by "Toshimaya" (planned)
･“Me”
･A hot cocktail that combines "Me" with Japanese ingredients
･Junmai daiginjo rita
･dance in the rain(Junmai ginjo)

REI is a team of young people who are proud of traditional Japanese performing arts and want to promote their value to the world. The group is made up of traditional Japanese dancers and classical music performers who play traditional Japanese instruments such as shamisen, koto, fue, and narimono.
This team of young people aims to spread the appeal of the traditional arts and preserve culture and places for performing them. They seek new possibilities while preserving traditions, thereby contributing to various art scenes around the world, not limited to theaters.
Enjoy traditional Japanese performances in a special setting of Kitanomaru Garden in the Kokyo Gaien National Garden while savoring your meal.

The Japanese musical instruments performance will feature three kotos with different numbers of strings (25 strings, 17 strings, and 13 strings) and a shinobue flute. The Japanese dance performance will be a bare dance of the Nagauta piece "Shizu to Tomomori."
Enjoy traditional Japanese performing arts, which are usually performed in indoor theaters, in a special, private space with autumn leaves as a backdrop.

For the full package "Night Plan" that includes a meal, the grass area around Kitanomaru Park will be specially lit up.
Enjoy your meal while taking in the vibrant colors of the autumn leaves illuminated by the lights.