What makes it 85% Solo-Friendly: Solo visitors can roam Edo-era streets, observe live filming, and tackle ninja mazes alone; English signs, lockers, and short queues make independent touring straightforward.
Why 2–3 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Allows time to explore the Edo film set, try ninja activities, and take photos without rushing.
Wander the Edo-period streets:
Stroll through the replica town and spot active film shoots.
Tip: Visit early to catch a crew at work and take empty-street photos.
Rent a ninja costume:
Dress in ninja attire for solo photos around the set.
Tip: Book your costume first and bring a small bag to store your phone.
Solve the Ninja Mystery House:
Navigate hidden doors and traps in the themed maze.
Tip: Go with light pockets and wear comfortable shoes for quick moves.
Try the Sword N’ Go dojo:
Run an obstacle course carrying a wooden sword.
Tip: Watch a demo video beforehand to learn efficient footwork.
Toss shuriken at the ninja dojo:
Test your aim with rubber or real ninja stars.
Tip: Start with rubber stars to practice your throw before real ones.

Vincent Ong
Surprisingly good! The area was somewhat out of the way but my son enjoyed the ninja activities as well as the ninja show - even if we don't understand Japanese at all. The ninja activities are somewhat geared for kids more than their parents, maybe except for the escape room as that will require the parent's assistance for younger kids. The Evangelion attraction would tickle fans of the anime an...
Habib Shaikh
If you are into old Japanese traditional life style, then worth paying a visit. Some attractions also for children: ninja, sword fight etc. I personally didn’t really enjoy it … but it’s about my taste. You pay the entry but inside for other activities you have to pay extra… so better get some information upfront. Overall it’s not a must … just nice to have (my opinion 😊). Enough parking options ...
M Maya
Only visit if you are a fan of ninjas and Evangelion, otherwise the ticket price are abit expensive. The park is designed like an old Japan era, with the buildings, costumes, and vibes. We went there on Saturday and there are alot of kids around. Since we are a big Eva fans, seeing the giant Eva was awesome, you get to take picture with it, and then enter the Eva and try the pilot experience. They...
Em
So glad we went! We went to almost every tourist attraction in Kyoto and wasn’t sure if this park was worth a visit. So glad we went. Our kids loved the park and all the attractions. We also paid extra to rock climb. The female at the desk was cold and not friendly at all. Luckily our climbing instructor Yuta was kind and great with the kids!! He helped make the climbing experience so worth it.
Dior Diamond Gutierrez
Nice place to spend half a day in. You can enjoy the place in 3 hours max, thinking if the price was worth it. It can be. I mainly went for the Evangelion Statue which was definitely the best part of the attraction. I highly recommend you get the card offered to you and take the photo in front of the statue professionally. It’s free, and you get the option to pay for the other pictures. It’s an ex...
In spring and summer, catch the Oiran Do-Chu courtesan parade—check daily showtimes at the entrance board.
Explore These Activities
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Park admission | JPY 2,800 |
| Ninja costume rental | JPY 1,000 |
| Ninja Mystery House | JPY 600 |
| Sword N’ Go obstacle | JPY 400 |
| Shuriken set (5 throws) | JPY 600 |
| Total Estimated | JPY 5,400 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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