This is a plan where you can experience eating at a Japanese restaurant and playing with a geisha at the same time in a 260-year-old restaurant in Hakone Odawara. Since the Edo period (1600-1868), geishas have been an essential part of banquets at Japanese restaurants, enlivening the party with traditional Japanese performing arts such as dancing and playing the shamisen. Such restaurants have the impression that they don't accept first-time visitors or that they charge a fixed price, so even if they wanted to experience being a geisha, many people were reluctant to take the plunge. With the aim of preserving the traditional culture of Odawara and Hakone and conveying its charm, Kaiseki Oshimizu, located in Suzuhiro Kamaboko no Sato, offers ``Traditional Traditional Culture'' where you can experience geisha dancing and play while having a meal. A cultural experience plan was born. Hakone Yumoto has the second largest geisha culture after Kyoto. Experience traditional Japanese ``geisha'' culture while enjoying Japanese food and drinks prepared by the head chef in an old gassho-style house that was built over 260 years ago.