Today, the Inoue school is known as the style for Ozashiki mai (dances performed in a tatami room), which is performed by geisha and apprentice geisha in the Gion Kobu district in Kyoto, and Miyako odori (dance performance held in April by geisha and maiko in Kyoto's Gion district) because the style was adopted for the choreography of Miyako odori in early Meiji period.
現在ではむしろ京都祇園甲部の芸妓舞妓が習うお座敷舞や「都をどり」の流儀として知られるが、これは明治の始め「都をどり」の振付けに井上流が採用されたのが直接のきっかけである。