<Schedule>
11:30 - Reception starts
12:00 - Meal at Heian Jingu Kaikan
Around 13:45 - Guided to special viewing seats in front of Otenmon
Around 17:00 - Scheduled to end

[Front row special viewing seats in front of Otenmon]
1100 years of history are condensed into a 2-hour procession, and the dynamic movements of the performers dressed as great men such as Katsura Kogoro, Saigo Takamori, and Oda Nobunaga are truly breathtaking.
This seat is a special seat set up in front of Heian Jingu's Otenmon, which is a representative view of Kyoto and the arrival point of the procession. Furthermore, this time, among the many seats in front of Otenmon, we have prepared a "front row" seat with an unobstructed view. The power of watching it up close and the realism of being able to feel the hoofbeats of the horses and the breathing of the performers are exceptional.
In addition, you can enjoy the Jidai Matsuri even more deeply with an introduction to the festival by a professional guide and a real-time earphone guide that you can enjoy while watching the procession.

[Lunch with a view of the nationally designated scenic garden "Shinen"]
Before viewing the Jidai Matsuri, enjoy a meal at the Heian Jingu Kaikan.
Enjoy a one-day-only special course meal that combines Japanese and French cuisine while taking in the picturesque scenic beauty.

<Menu example>
■Appetizer - Shirakizen
Simmered Shogoin turnip with yuba sauce
Ginkgo chawanmushi
Persimmon and walnut Shirawa
Chrysanthemum greens
Marinated swordfish
Grilled frosted Spanish mackerel
Sanma sushi

■Fish dish
Autumn sea bream and seasonal mushroom asado with shellfish sauce and soy milk foam

■Meat dish
Roasted Japanese black beef with mole rojo and cacao and red miso
Sweet potato and 16-grain rice mosaic

■Final dish
Autumn salmon and salmon roe rice with parent and child
Red miso soup

■Dessert
Patissier's special dessert "Daimyo procession"

*As seasonal ingredients are used, the menu may change depending on the availability of ingredients.