Ninja Samurai Kingdom Ise

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Facts & Figures

Ninja Samurai Kingdom Ise is a theme park about a specific time in Japan's History - the Azuchi-Momoyama Period (1573 - 1603). At that time the samurai were the leader of the country. The theme park represents a samurai castle with many attractions. Experience the Ultimate Japanese Hospitality at a Ise and Toba Ryokan.
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• Ninja Samurai Kingdom Ise:
• Opening Hours - 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
• Opening Hours - 9:30 am to 4:00 pm – November 16 till March 16
• Admission Fee - 2500 yen (village), 3900 yen (theater, village and castle)

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History

Constructed in the beginning of the 1990's is the Ninja Samurai Kingdom Ise theme park one of four in Japan. The original Edo Wonderland theme park can be found in Nikko (Tochigi Prefecture), one in Noboribetsu (Hokkaido Prefecture) and in Kaga (Ishikawa Prefecture).

Sightseeing spots

Top:

Ninja labyrinth

Ninja museum

Haunted house

Monster mansion

Azuchi Castle 1:1 replica - Visit the museum inside the castle. It is dedicated to Oda Nobunaga, a very famous 16th century warlord.

Festival & Events (dates can change without notice)

March

Peach Festival and Nagashi-bina (3rd)
A tradition since the Heian period, people rubbing katashiro (paper dolls) on their bodies. The goal is to remove ill-fortune and impurity. After that these dolls are thrown into the river or the sea to avoid bad luck.

July

Mikoshi Festival (mid July onward)
The great Mizukake-Ryujin Mikoshi Festival gives young people the chance to carry an mikoshi shrine through the Edo streets. During the festival visitors have the throw water on them. This procedure is believed to bring good health, help achieve your greatest goals and avert disaster.

December

New Year's Seasonal Event (31st)
Celebrate the New Years Day with tourists and local people in the old Edo town.