Ingresso para Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura

Klook QR code to present at the ticket counter to get physical tickets. This theme park is fantastic!! I regret not having rented a costume because it's THE ideal place to take magnificent photos, as the decor immerses us in the Edo of yesteryear. The park staff are adorable. Don't miss the different shows, especially the Oiran procession (daily schedule available on the park's website). We spent the morning at Toshogu Temple, then from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the park, and that was more than enough. A MUST-DO!! NB: Free shuttle from Nikko JR station. For the return, ask the park office to call a taxi to Kosagoe station (1,500¥) and use the pass to return to Shimo Imaichi station (you can take the Spacia X by reserving a Limited Express ticket via the TOBU line website - the standard ticket is included with the pass). This is the only place where you will find customizable Daruma.

まるで江戸時代に生きていたかのような感覚でした。すべてがとても素晴らしく、まるで別世界にいるようでした…まるでタイムマシンが私を短時間そこに連れて行ってくれたかのようです…本当に素晴らしい経験で、心から楽しみました。またぜひ訪れたいです！

Show: Amazing! There are so many shows to enjoy in Edo. All the shows are excellent, but they cannot be recorded with a camera or phone, so you will truly enjoy the atmosphere of the performance. Highly Recommended place that you must visit in Japan. But my advice is, to get to the location, you should pay attention to the free bus schedule so you don't miss the bus.

I would highly recommend this place to anyone who likes Edo period history, and anyone who likes to have a fun, exciting and interesting day out. Bring lots of cash as many of the gift shops and food only take cash. There are free buses from Nikko station. Have the best day!

Nikko Edomura primarily showcases the culture and scenery of Japan's Edo period. You can rent traditional Japanese clothing for a fee, and there are many experiences and performances available. These include a Ninja Training Dojo, Ninja Show, Samurai Training Dojo, Shinsengumi Samurai Parade, Geisha Performance, Oiran Parade, and more. The Ninja Training Dojo is mainly an obstacle course experience, with the stages named after the nine hand seals of the ninja: Rin, Pyo, To, Sha, Kai, Jin, Retsu, Zai, Zen. Successfully completing the course earns you a commemorative Ninja Certificate. There are also paid experience items such as shuriken throwing, archery, and grilling senbei crackers, but there are no amusement rides within the park. The entire park is suitable for family trips and especially for those who enjoy taking Japanese-style photos.

Ninja show, Ninja maze, Ninja 🥷 training hall! I'm still a bit disorientated from the training hall. Don't miss the shows, it is an absolute MUST watch! Definitely a great spot if you want to go back in time, wear a kimono or be a 🥷 Great to learn about edo times of architecture and culture!

It was a great experience! It felt like you traveled back in time to the Edo period. The place and architecture really resembles back in those days and the staff dressed up as such as well. You can even rent clothes back in that era to blend in with the place.

I really love the place, great atmosphere. The shows were entertaining even though we didn’t speak Japanese, I believe that been in a costume is better. The only thing that’s a bit far away and difficulty for getting there from Tokyo.

Ahhh, nuestro punto culminante de Nikko. Puedes pasar fácilmente un día entero allí. Muchas actividades, espectáculos, y todo el lugar está auténticamente diseñado para el período Edo. Nos vestimos como princesa y samurái por un día. Aquellos que dicen que solo es bueno para niños no saben de lo que hablan. Hay cosas tanto para adultos como para niños. El autobús de enlace gratuito frente a la estación JR Nikko llegó según los horarios. Me encantaría hacerlo todo de nuevo.

Purchase your Nikko Edomura tickets in advance on Klook. Upon arrival, simply present your Klook ticket QR code to the staff for scanning, and you can easily enter, saving time on ticket purchases. At Nikko Edomura, we experienced the charm of the Edo period; the streets, Ninja Village, and buildings within the theme park all exuded an ancient Edo-era atmosphere. Additionally, for an extra 250 yen, we could experience grilling senbei (rice crackers) within the theme park, personally immersing ourselves in Edo culture. Furthermore, Nikko Edomura features several theaters where we watched ninja action shows, comedic plays, and the Oiran procession – it's definitely worth a visit!