From the dining table to the stage
Konparu has its own company of performers. Dance, costumes and lighting create a show watched from tables close to the stage. A red curtain, red seats and a dark ceiling fitted with stage lights give the room its theatrical, club-like character. Photographs show the compact relationship between the tables and performance area. The interior
The official evening timetable explains that performers also serve guests outside showtime. People who welcome you at the table can later appear in stage costume. That change is part of the appeal: a meal with friends leads directly into a full performance. How the evening works
The repertoire develops over time. In September 2026, the venue announced “Another world,” a revised version of its thirtieth programme, “Run the world,” with the two versions presented across the evening’s first and second sessions. Check the current programme for your chosen visit. Programme announcement
Dinner in one or two tiers
Dinner comes as an assortment of small dishes in compartmented trays, with a separate bowl of Inaniwa udon noodles. The menu combines Japanese, Western and Chinese influences. The Shōfuku Course lists sea-bream carpaccio, chicken tsukune with yangnyeom sauce and shūmai dumplings among its dishes. Shōfuku menu
The larger Konparu Course has two tiers. Its published menu also includes shabu-shabu beef with mustard gravy, a cod-and-tofu dish, and desserts such as tea mousse and lemon cake. It is a useful option if you want a more substantial dinner before the show. Konparu menu
Packages and evening sessions
| Package | Per person | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Shōfuku / 笑福コース | ¥7,300 | Show, one-tier meal, udon and free-flow drinks |
| Konparu / 金春コース | ¥8,300 | Show, two-tier meal, udon and free-flow drinks |
| Treasure / トレジャーコース | ¥9,300 | Show, meal, free-flow drinks and a sparkling-wine toast |
These prices include tax and service. Beer is excluded from the listed free-flow drinks packages. The ¥4,500 à la carte seat charge is not the total price of dinner: a minimum of one drink and one food item must be ordered separately, and a 20% service charge applies. Official pricing
The normal schedule runs Monday to Saturday. The first session is 6–8:50 pm, with the show from 7:30–8:30 pm. The second is 9 pm–midnight, with the show from 10–11 pm. Sunday is the regular closing day. Arriving at the start of your session leaves more time for dinner. The first session ends at 8:50 pm regardless of arrival time. Opening hours · Session timetable
Booking and finding the entrance
- Booking: use the official TableCheck page or call +81 3-6215-8593. Select a session and a meal package. Everyone in the same group must choose the same course; specific seats cannot be requested.
- Address: Konparu Building B1F, 8-7-5 Ginza, Chūō-ku, Tokyo 104-0061. The venue is in the basement. The Konparu-yu bathhouse on Konparu-dōri, behind Hakuhinkan, is a useful landmark. Official location information
- Map: Show-Za Konparu on Google Maps. Allow roughly four minutes on foot from Shimbashi Station’s Ginza exit, or seven from Ginza Station. Walking access
- Language: dance is the principal medium. Confirm the language of introductions and any English-speaking service you need when booking.
For current programmes, performers, exceptions to the opening schedule and reservation conditions, consult Konparu’s official website. This guide describes the experience; the venue maintains its live programme.
Information checked on 7 November 2026. Written from published documentation, not a personal visit.
