I was so excited when I first entered Edo Wonderland! It really felt like stepping back into the Edo period. Everyone was happy to try on costumes, and the kids wanted to dress up as ninjas. The streets and shops have such a historic vibe. We learned a lot about Edo culture and had a really fun and meaningful afternoon here.
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EDO WONDERLAND
A History Theme Park that Recreates the Edo Period.
4.40
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Nikko Edomura is a theme park where guests can experience what it was like in the Edo period (1603-1868) in the present day. The vast grounds are made to look like an authentic townscape, with features like olden highways, inns, shopping streets, ninja villages, and samurai residences. In the dress-up area, guests can change clothes and transform themselves into Edo residents like ninjas, samurai, and feudal lords. Furthermore, there are so many hands-on experiences available to enjoy! You can learn about the culture of the Edo period first-hand through the various experiences, like the Edo work experience (children only), samurai training experience, and senbei (rice cracker) cooking experience. In addition, there are theatrical performances scheduled as well, so you can sit back and enjoy a variety of shows, like ninja attractions, human-interest plays, and traditional performing arts.
The dining hall also is a great place to enjoy Japanese food from the Edo period.
Highlights
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A real reproduction of an Edo period townscape.
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Change clothes and transform yourself into an Edo resident to enhance your personal experience.
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Enjoy Japanese food from the Edo period.
Photos
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An authentic reproduction of the Edo period!
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Transform yourself with your preferred costumes!
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Yabusame archery experience (free)
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Ninja experience (free)
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Oiran Courtesan Procession
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Edo kaki-age soba tray
Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Please tell me the sizes and fees for the lockers.
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Large (H78cm×W36cm×D41.5cm): 400 yen
Medium (H51cm×W16cm×D35cm): 300 yen
Small (H30cm × W36cm × D35cm): 200 yen
The lockers are located near the entrance gate.
Please refer to the village map for the exact location.
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Regarding Wheelchairs and Strollers.
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- Renting a wheelchair
We provide wheelchair rentals at the office in front of the entrance gate.
A deposit of 1,000 yen is required, and the full amount will be refunded upon return.
- Renting a stroller
We also provide stroller rentals at the office in front of the entrance gate. The rental fee is 200 yen per day.
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About regarding Smoking Areas.
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There is one designated smoking area at the entrance gate and another within the village.
Please note that in Edo Wonderland, smoking is prohibited except in designated smoking areas. We appreciate your cooperation.
Reviews
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Some reviews are AI-translated.
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The tickets are too expensive, and the performances were dull and boring.
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The whole park perfectly recreates life in the Edo period. Even the small details are done with great care. The performers' costumes and actions in the theater show how much effort they put in.
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The whole place is filled with Edo period vibes. You can even dress up as a character from a period drama and walk around the park without feeling out of place. It really feels like you're the main character in a time-travel show!
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This place is full of fun and educational activities. It's a great spot for kids to learn about different aspects of Japanese culture. Definitely worth a visit.
Details
- Name in Japanese
- EDO WONDERLAND日光江戸村
- Postal Code
- 321-2524
- Address
- 470-2 Karakura, Nikko City, Tochigi
- Telephone
- 0288-77-1777
- Admission
- Adults (13 years and up) 5,800 yen, seniors (65 years and up) 4,700 yen, children (6-12 years) 3,000 yen, toddlers and infants free
- Closed
- Please check the official website's Operating Calendar
- Business Hours
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(March 20th-November 30th) 9:00am-5:00pm
(December 1st-March 19th) 9:30am-4:00pm
※Admission ends 1 hour before closing - Access
- About 10 minutes by taxi from the Tobu Railway Tobu Kinugawa Line’s Kinugawa-Onsen Station
- Official Website
- Official Website (English)