EDO WONDERLAND Nikko Edomura

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This Edo-period theme park is located in Karakura, Nikko City. You’ll find authentic-feeling replicas of everything from merchant district to warrior homes, ninja villages, and many other areas inspired by Edo-period townscapes. There’s a facility where visitors can dress up as Edo-period townspeople and warriors, as well as a playhouse, restaurant, and Edo artisanal experiences, allowing them to truly feel like they’re in the Edo period. Many seasonal events are held as well.

Spot details

Update date：2024.04.26

Address: Tochigi Pref. Nikkoushi Karakura 470-2 Map
Area: Nikko / Kinu River / Lake Chuzenji Area
Phone: 0288771777
Hours: [Summer (3/20-11/30)]9:00-17:00
[Winter (12/1-3/19]9:30-16:00
Closed: Every week Wednesday (However, open during public holidays and Periods of 3/25-4/7, 4/29-5/5, 7/21-8/31, 12/29-1/5) *Facility maintenance Closed from January 16th to January 31st.
Fees: [Bills of Passage] Adults 4,800yen, Children 2,500yen
Parking Lot: Available(2,000spaces)
※FeeFriday800yen
Credit Card: Available(VISA, MasterCard, JCB, AMEX, Diners Club)
Smoking: Available (Smoking area available at the entrance and inside the facility)
Wi-Fi: Available(EdoFreeWiFi2)
Vegetarian Menu: Available (reservation required for groups only)
English Menu: Available
Halal certified: Available (reservation required for groups only)
Can be enjoyed even on a rainy day: Yes
Average budget: [Lunch] 5,001-10,000yen, 10,000yen or more
Estimated stay time: 120 minutes or more
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Available
Pet friendly: Possible (Entry allowed in cages, carts, and hugs)

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

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Good place

Reviewed : 2023.04.21

Very good place. Who like samurai and ninja must visit here. Very recommended place to visit. You can change your clothes to become ninja or samurai or etc.
Go back in time to walk through an Edo village

Reviewed : 2023.02.16

This place has a lot of instagrammable photo spots. Several shows you can watch for free and a Oiran procession thats interesting. All shows are in Japanese, so unless you understand, you just...
A lot to see and do

Reviewed : 2023.01.11

I originally thought this place was going to be a bit tacky but it turned out to be a lot of fun. There are a lot of activities and exhibits to see and you would make the most of your time by...