Experience the ancient traditions of cultivating samurai etiquette. Led by the head of the Ogasawara-Ryu, lessons in core movements, dining, and comportment.

Swordsmanship preserved through the ages. Presentation and gentle instructions on the way of the Japanese katana. Development of both character and fluidity in techniques.

The sprawling magnificence of temples and shrines, natural settings and gorgeous gateways. Here we find harmony of Buddhism and Shinto together in a sacred space designed by Tokugawa Ieyasu to both revere the past and create a new path forward for Japan in peace and stability.

To pair with astonishing dining for this event, musical performance is generously provided by cellist, Mizoguchi Hajime, a consummate musician and accomplished professional. Produced by Tachikawa Naoki.

Meticulously crafted delectable dishes representing the very best of Japanese cuisine using local ingredients fresh and at the zenith of perfection. These dishes are prepared at a “live kitchen” to delight and engage with guests.

A lovely space to both take in the incredible beauty of the region and to appreciate the scenery of Lake Chuzenji, and to also recognize the pioneering place in history that the British diplomat, Earnest Satow, brought the establishment of relations between Japan and Britain during the Tokugawa Shogunate.

Poised amidst natural splendor, The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko is at the pinnacle of luxury accommodations and service. Maintaining its traditional tones and hues, as well as shapes and patterns that blend effortlessly with Nikko Toshogu itself, the attention to detail and inspired service sets a new standard in luxury accommodations.

Steeped in history and tradition, this luxury hotel is home to heritage and layered story of perfection in service and guest attention and care. The oldest existing luxury lodge of its kind, the Nikko Kanaya Hotel, has had a significant number of truly illustrious guests stay at its premises.