Noboribetsu Jidaimura

Visit the Noboribetsu Date Period Village, a theme park that recreates the Edo period with grand samurai houses. It features antique buildings, ninjas, and oirans, allowing visitors to travel back in time.

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Performers in traditional Japanese attire at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura.

Women in traditional kimonos with fans at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura, Japan.

Characters in traditional attire interacting at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura.

Costumed character and performer at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura.

Samurai actors walking in traditional attire at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura, Japan.

Traditional Edo-period street in Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura, Japan.

Samurai reenactment at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura, Japan.

Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura traditional buildings under a rainbow in Hokkaido, Japan.

Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura traditional Japanese village street scene.

Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura entrance with traditional Japanese architecture.

Tickets

Flexible duration

Step into the Edo period at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura! An immersive theme park experience featuring historical buildings and characters and more.
Enjoy flexible admission with one-time access to the park within 5 days of the scheduled use date.

Witness thrilling ninja showdowns and elegant oiran dances for a captivating cultural adventure.

Participate in traditional activities like archery, shuriken throwing, and shooting darts.
Savor a Jidaimura specialty – the theme park's Dango rice dumpling!
Did you know? You can dress up as traditional historical characters like a samurai, ninja, princess, or more.

More details

Step into the Edo period at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura! An immersive theme park experience featuring historical buildings and characters and more.
Enjoy flexible admission with one-time access to the park within 5 days of the scheduled use date.

Witness thrilling ninja showdowns and elegant oiran dances for a captivating cultural adventure.

Participate in traditional activities like archery, shuriken throwing, and shooting darts.
Savor a Jidaimura specialty – the theme park's Dango rice dumpling!
Did you know? You can dress up as traditional historical characters like a samurai, ninja, princess, or more.

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¥3,300

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Visitors walking on a wooden path through Hell Valley in Noboribetsu, Japan.

Snow-covered landscape with Lake Toya and surrounding mountains in Hokkaido, Japan.

Mount Usu with autumn foliage in Noboribetsu, Japan, part of a guided day trip from Sapporo.

Otaru Canal at dusk with historic warehouses and city lights reflecting on the water.

Guided Tours

Free cancellation

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11 hr

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An expert guide will take you on a trip to Hokkaido’s off the beaten paths, including relics of a volcanic crater formed about 10,000 years ago.
Picture-perfect views await at the Lake Toya Observatory, displaying the natural landscapes around the lake such as Mt. Showa and Lake Heart Island.
Want to meet and feed brown bears? Head to the Showa-Shinzan Bear Ranch where the mammals love to wave at tourists (at your own expense).
Experience the delightful blend of Japanese architecture with old European style in Otaru as you walk along ancient canal streets.
Fun Fact: The Showa Shinzan mountain was formed as a result of volcanic activities from 1943 to 1945. It continues to emit smoke to this day.

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An expert guide will take you on a trip to Hokkaido’s off the beaten paths, including relics of a volcanic crater formed about 10,000 years ago.
Picture-perfect views await at the Lake Toya Observatory, displaying the natural landscapes around the lake such as Mt. Showa and Lake Heart Island.
Want to meet and feed brown bears? Head to the Showa-Shinzan Bear Ranch where the mammals love to wave at tourists (at your own expense).
Experience the delightful blend of Japanese architecture with old European style in Otaru as you walk along ancient canal streets.
Fun Fact: The Showa Shinzan mountain was formed as a result of volcanic activities from 1943 to 1945. It continues to emit smoke to this day.