At GLOBAL PRODUCE, we've launched DRAGON EVENTS to deliver one -of-a-kind business events that merge world-class production, modern technology and the rich cultural heritage of Japan. This service was born from a rising demand from global companies seeking authentic, yet up to date "WA-style" (Japanese -style) experiences for incentive trips, conferences, product launches, and award ceremonies.
A Team of Cross-Cultural Event Experts
DRAGON EVENTS is powered by bilingual producers and creative directors with extensive experience in both domestic and international event production. Our team deeply understands the values, etiquette, and aesthetics of both traditional and cutting-edge Japanese culture - and how to seamlessly integrate them into modern global business settings.
Tailored Japanese Experiences, Delivered End-to-End
Delivered with Japanese precision, cultural authenticity, and world-class event production.
Cultural venue sourcing (temples, ryokan, Noh theaters + modern unique venues)
Cross -border logistics, simultaneous interpretation, digital streaming
Stage, lighting, video production — all with essences of Japan.
Services We Offer
Japanese Unique Venue
Cerulean Tower Noh Theatre
Sakuragaokachou, Shibuyaku, Tokyo
As a facility that transmits traditional culture to the world, it is used for a variety of performance activities, including Noh and Kyogen performances, traditional performing arts such as Japanese dance, traditional Japanese music, and rakugo, plays, concerts, and numerous other performances. It is also used for performances commissioned by companies and organizations, and is attracting attention as a new type of Noh theater.
Ceiling height
2.9m (From stage to ceiling curtain called Mizubiki)
Capacity
201 people
Address
B2F 26-1, Sakuragaokachou, Shibuyaku, Tokyo
HAMA-RIKYU GARDENS
Hamarikyuteien, Chuouku, Tokyo
Hama-rikyu Gardens, which originated during the Edo period, is a representative strolling garden in Japan where the Tokugawa shoguns once entertained guests. It is designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty and a Special Historic Site, highlighting its significance as a valuable cultural heritage. With its ever-changing beautiful landscapes throughout the seasons, the contrast between traditional Japanese beauty and modern skyscrapers creates a unique ambiance found only in Tokyo. Within the spacious garden, there are scenic teahouses, offering a one-of-a-kind and special experience in this historic garden. Its accessibility to international conference centers, hotels, and easy access to Ginza and Tokyo Station adds to its appeal.
Hall Size
400㎡
Capacity
Standing: 30 people / Seated: 20 people
Address
1-1, Hamarikyuteien, Chuouku, Tokyo
Togo Memorial Hall
Jingumae, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
In the midst of the bustling city of Harajuku lies a 2,000-tsubo (approximately 6,600 square meters) forest. The Togo Memorial Hall is situated within the grounds of the Togo Shrine, which has a history spanning over 80 years. From its four unique venues, you can enjoy the sight of a Japanese garden that showcases the beauty of the changing seasons. Having celebrated its 50th anniversary, the hall underwent a grand renovation in 2022. The architecture blends traditional and innovative Japanese aesthetics, ensuring that people of all ages, genders, and nationalities can experience the tranquility of Japanese beauty, with meticulous attention to detail.
Hall Size
266㎡
Ceiling height
3m
Capacity
200 people
Address
1-5-3 Jingumae, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo
AKAGANE RESORT KYOTO HIGASHIYAMA 1925
Yasakakamimachi, Kyotoshi, Kyoto
AKAGANE RESORT, also known as "Bronze House," was built in 1925 as the residence of the owner of a copper processing company. Although located in the heart of the world-famous Higashiyama tourist area, once you pass through the gate, you will find a quiet forest, free from the hustle and bustle of the town. The entire property, including the lush garden, is available for private use. The extraordinary venue is suited for a memorable event.
Minami-za is a theater equipped with approximately 1,000 seats and features such as the hanamichi, a distinctive element of kabuki theaters. In addition to kabuki and other theatrical performances, it can also be used for concerts, exhibitions, and a wide range of other purposes. This elegant theater, built in the Momoyama-style kara-hafu architecture and adorned with its historic tower, is registered as a National Tangible Cultural Property and designated as a Historical Architectural Design Property by the city of Kyoto. Throughout the building, you can feel the uniquely Japanese atmosphere characteristic of traditional kabuki theaters.
East side, Shijō-ōhashi-bridge, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City
Ritsurin Garden: Kikugetsu-tei Teahouse
Takamatsu City, Kagawa
The Sukiya-style building has a low floor and few walls, offering an open and inviting design. It’s a historic structure that can be admired from both the inside and outside. The view from the "Kikugetsu Room" at the southern end of the teahouse overlooks the south lake, as well as some traditional Japanese boats. The tea ceremonies and traditional meals featuring local ingredients provide a relaxing atmosphere, allowing guests to enjoy a peaceful moment while immersed in the surrounding nature.
Hall Size
430㎡
Capacity
40 people
Address
1-20-16 Ritsurin Town, Takamatsu City, Kagawa
HEIAN JINGU KAIKAN
Sakyouku, Kyotoshi, Kyoto
Heian Jingu Kaikan is located next to the Shin-en Garden, a national scenic beauty spot with 1.5 acres. While enjoying the view of the garden from the building, you can also enjoy an authentic cultural experience before and after your banquet. This is one of the most unique venues in Kyoto, boasting a capacity of more than 300 people for a full private party.
Nakamura-Ro has been a part of the Gion culture since the Muromachi Shogunate established in Kyoto in the 1300s. Once you pass through the gate of Nakamura-Ro, located inside Yasaka Shrine, you will be transported to a world of tranquility and elegance that has been passed down through the ages.
Hall Size
136㎡
Ceiling height
2.5m
Capacity
Cocktail: 130 people / Classroom: 40 people / Seated: 96 people
Sengan-en, the villa of the Shimazu family, was built in 1658 during the early Edo period by the 19th head of the Shimazu clan, Mitsuhisa. The grand garden, which uses the Sakurajima volcano as a backdrop and Kinko Bay as a pond, is unmatched in scale among daimyo gardens. This expansive space, adorned with seasonal flowers and greenery, offers a special retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, allowing you to enjoy the present while being embraced by nature.
Hall Size
Palace: 1,200㎡ / Front Garden: 10,000㎡
Capacity
Palace: 30–40 people / Front Garden: 200 people
Address
9700-1 Yoshino Town, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture
HOTEL GAJOEN TOKYO
Shimomeguro, Meguroku, Tokyo
A one-of-a-kind museum hotel filled with the beauty of Japan, where you can see gorgeous arts and crafts throughout the hotel. The museum is dotted with approximately 700 Japanese paintings and 2,500 works of art, including arts and crafts, and all 60 guest rooms are suite rooms with over 80 square meters in size.
Hall Size
838㎡
Ceiling height
7.8m
Capacity
1000 people
Address
1-8-1, Shimomeguro, Meguroku, Tokyo
OSAKA GEIHINKAN Former Guest House
Chuouku, Osakashi, Osaka
The Osaka State Guest House was built at a total cost of 800 million yen by the Japanese government as the venue for the summit of the 1995 international conference, and was chosen as the dinner venue for the G20 Osaka Summit in 2019. Located inside the Nishinomaru Garden with the view of the Osaka Castle Keep, it is a genuine guest house that can be entirely reserved. While in harmony with dignity and relaxation suitable for inviting distinguished guests, the surrounding is full of openness hard to believe it’s in the heart of the city.
Hall Size
190.3㎡
Ceiling height
6.5m
Capacity
Standing: 120 people / Seated: 102 people
Address
2, OsakaJou, Chuouku, Osakashi, Osaka
Japanese Traditional Performing Arts
ASAKUSA KAGUWA
Japanese Dance Show
Where Tradition and Innovation Dance Together — A Neo-Japanesque Entertainment Show.
Asakusa Kaguwa is a Japanese-style dance theater located in Asakusa, Tokyo. Featuring glamorous courtesans, elegant choreography, dynamic performances, sword fighting, acting, and immersive lighting, the theater presents non-verbal shows centered on the theme of “emotions that transcend words.” Its “Neo-Japanesque” worldview—a modern expression of the beauty of Japanese culture—has been highly praised by both domestic and international audiences, earning recognition as a new form of entertainment representing Asakusa. In addition to its theater performances, Asakusa Kaguwa also presents traveling shows throughout Japan, as well as performances for corporate and local government events. These traveling productions include powerful elements such as courtesan processions, Japanese drumming, and sword fighting, with stages customized to suit each venue and theme. As a stage that vividly conveys the charm of Japanese culture, Asakusa Kaguwa is highly regarded in a wide range of settings, including corporate events, overseas promotions, and tourism-related programs.
A stage of tradition and innovation where the beauty and power of Japan resonates
Centered around the overwhelming power of Japanese drums, the performance will feature Japanese instruments such as the Shinobue, Shamisen, Shakuhachi, and Koto, as well as traditional performing arts such as Noh, Kabuki, Kyogen, and Japanese dance, and even pieces that combine Piano with other instruments. The dynamic worldview where the classics intersect with the modern will captivate all audience members. Please come and experience the Japanese performing arts performed by ASKA-GUMI. They have performed in 21 countries around the world, including Asia, Europe, and America. They have captivated audiences with a variety of performances, from grand theatrical performances to overseas school performances for children who will be the leaders of the future. Their sound transcends borders and cultures and continues to move the hearts of people all over the world.
340 years of tradition, the heart and skill reflected in the swords
"In the event of a demonstration," the Mugai-ryu style has been around since the Edo period. The Mugai-ryu Hogyoku-kai, which inherits the orthodoxy, has been passing on the techniques and spirit of the samurai to the present day for 340 years. The event will include an explanation of the history and philosophy of Iai, as well as a powerful demonstration using an actual sword. You will be able to experience with all five senses the aesthetics of Japanese martial arts, where "skill" and "spirit" are united. Talk-based" Mugai-ryu Iaido is an orthodox organization with a history of 340 years. Iaido is not just the technique of drawing the sword, but also a way to calm the mind and cultivate a calm state of mind. While unraveling its history and spirituality, we will talk about "the state of mind" that can be applied to modern society and everyday life.
The tradition of the local performing art "Iwamikagura"
Iwamikagura: A traditional performing art that continues to evolve while preserving tradition
Iwami Kagura is a traditional performing art that has been passed down since ancient times in the Iwami region of western Shimane Prefecture. Based on Japanese mythology, the dancers wear gorgeous costumes woven with gold and silver threads and expressive masks, accompanied by the unique, melancholic sound of flutes and lively drumming. "Orochi" tells the story of Susanoo-no-Mikoto, a hero from ancient mythology, who slays the Yamata no Orochi (Yamata no Orochi). This dynamic and large-scale performance has been praised and well-received not only in Japan but also around the world, and can be said to be a representative performance of Iwami Kagura.
We'll create a one-of-a-kind calligraphy performance that combines the beautiful gestures and timing of Japanese culture with calligraphy. In addition to Japanese cultural performances, we can also incorporate contemporary music, video, and projection mapping into calligraphy approaches that match the unique atmosphere of your event. In addition to calligraphy performances, we can also provide calligraphy gifts for invited guests and VIPs, video appearances, and other services according to client requests.
Experience a powerful sumo show performed by former sumo wrestlers right before your eyes! (With Japanese and English MC)
Sumo is hugely popular overseas. However, it's difficult to see it in Japan due to the fixed schedule. Former sumo wrestlers will be dispatched to hotel banquets and other venues to entertain guests. Guests will enjoy the show, which will include English commentary on everything from the history of sumo to training methods, as well as winning and forbidden moves. We will also hold a sumo challenge for a limited number of guests upon request. Guests will be asked to wear a sumo suit that can be worn over their clothes and take on a former sumo wrestler! After the show, guests will also be able to take public photos with the guests.
An energetic Japanese entertainment show you can only experience here
Featuring a photogenic entrance, samurai and dancers, and a robotic sound and light performance, this show combines traditional Japanese essence with a modern sensibility to deliver a global experience.
Live performance art of Japanese musical instruments
Live performance art that combines Japanese musical instruments with space
Professional Japanese instrument players will perform live in a cubic tea room with digital images projected onto it. A variety of spatial presentations are possible depending on the theme. The images and the sounds of the Japanese instruments are linked together to create a new performance that can be enjoyed both visually and aurally, drawing the viewer into the entire space. We can also propose custom-made spatial presentations and music that are optimal for your event or ceremony theme.
ICHIYO SCHOOL of IKEBANA ／ NAOHIRO KASUYA the 4th Headmaster of ICHIYO SCHOOL of IKEBANA
ICHIYO SCHOOL of IKEBANA ／ Creating Ikebana
It transcends borders, cultures and space to connect the gap between flowers and people.
We are skilled at making the most of the space, such as "Ikebana Live Performances" that are held not only in Japan but also around the world, and exhibiting works that are suited to the scale and characteristics of the space. Furthermore, our experiential workshops, which are available in English, can be used for corporate training, and we offer flexible solutions that go beyond the boundaries of Ikebana, such as collaborations with different industries and products. Ichiyo Ikebana is a style that values the "space" between plants and the self. It captures the expression of plants with an awareness of space and balance, and aims to create original expressions that harmonize regardless of location or culture. Classes are held not only in Japan but also around the world.
Experience selected Japanese tea and the culture of Japanese hospitality.
An authentic tea ceremony will be presented by a tea master, inviting guests to savor the finest gyokuro tea and traditional Japanese sweets. In addition, we also offer the serving of various Japanese teas in glassware, as well as workshops on etiquette, ikebana, and the proper way to enjoy Japanese cuisine.
Harnessing the expressive depth cultivated through the art of Shodo, this artist manifests the intrinsic power of language using sumi ink and brushstrokes. Whether for corporate events, ceremonies, or exhibition spaces, they perform live calligraphy that infuses specific thoughts and messages into every single character. By articulating the meaning and background behind the work, they create a visually striking spatial presentation that leaves a lasting impression. Services range from inscribing logos, corporate philosophies, and brand messages to live performances at anniversary galas and new product launches. Lectures on the art of selecting and conveying words are also available. By reimagining traditional culture for the modern era, this artist proposes experiential content that resonates deeply and creates unforgettable memories.
Pinpoint shuriken, explosive acrobatics, and ancient ninjutsu techniques. The authentic ninja entertainment that makes international guests say, 'This is exactly what we came to see'.
Performed by the "Ninja Onmitsutai," an elite ninja troupe operated by the Nagoya-based Zipang-sha LLC, this dynamic show is fully optimized for international audiences. The tightly packed, standalone 20-minute performance features authentic ninja skills, including demonstrations of the kusarigama (chain-sickle), shuriken, and traditional ninjutsu. Supported by an English-speaking MC and highly visual, non-verbal action sequences, the show effortlessly transcends language barriers to captivate and thrill foreign guests. The troupe boasts an extensive track record at hotel banquet halls, special stages, and corporate events aimed at overseas clients, including a major U.S. corporate incentive party held at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. Highly versatile, the performance is ideal for a wide range of occasions, including kickoff events, conference entertainment, incentive parties, and "Japan Night" gala dinners. Starting from a minimum of three performers and a concise 20-minute runtime, it can be seamlessly integrated into any event program. While based in Nagoya and the greater Chubu region, the troupe is available for dispatch nationwide (travel expenses billed separately). Custom collaboration plans featuring traditional Japanese instruments—such as the shamisen, wadaiko (Japanese drums), and shakuhachi (bamboo flute)—can also be arranged upon request.
Breathtaking Scenery for Global Audiences. Transcend time with stage designs that blend ancient elegance with modern power. Whether it's a minimal Zen-inspired setup or a vibrant Kabuki-style production, we craft unique visual experiences that leave a lasting impression on every guest.
Producers & Staffs
MASAKI KOUHATA
CEO / Event Producer
TOMO MURAKAMI
VP / Global Manager
MAYO MIYANAGA
CMO / Event Producer
KIYOSHI OBATA
CFO / Administrative Officer
TATSUTO KAWAMOTO
CPO / Event Producer
HIROTAKA FUJIWARA
CSO / Event Producer
FAQ
Absolutely. We provide full end-to-end support—from concept planning, venue arrangements, production design, interpretation, and live streaming to decorations and souvenirs. Our bilingual staff ensures seamless communication and stress-free coordination for international clients.
Of course. DRAGON EVENTS has English-speaking producers and interpreters who can handle every step in English, including meetings, on-site coordination, and material preparation.
We can arrange a wide variety of cultural experiences—from traditional performing arts such as Noh, Kyogen, and Taiko drumming, to kimono fashion shows, tea ceremonies, and ikebana (flower arrangement). We also produce events at authentic Japanese venues like shrines, temples, and ryokan, as well as offer culinary experiences featuring Japanese cuisine and sake.
It depends on the size and purpose of your event. We cater to everything from small incentive trips (20–30 guests) to large-scale conferences with over 1,000 participants. Please share your goals, and we’ll propose the most suitable plan.
Yes. We have full hybrid event capabilities, including professional equipment and experienced technical staff. Simultaneous interpretation and multilingual broadcasting are also available.
Yes. We can coordinate cultural experiences, sightseeing tours, factory visits, and workshops as post-event activities to enhance your participants’ overall experience in Japan.
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