[2025 Nikko Attraction] Travel Guide for Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura (Updated Jun)

~Kanagawa, Fukushima, Tochigi, Saitama~5 spots that look just like Demon Slayer! ~Kanagawa, Fukushima, Tochigi, Saitama~Introducing spots that look just like Tanjiro's house, Demon Slayer Entertainment District Arc, and Demon Slayer Mugen Castle⚔️ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ~Minamiaizu District, Fukushima Prefecture~　▶️Ouchijuku Looks like Tanjiro's hometown! Shirakawa-go in Tohoku! Ouchijuku looks like Tanjiro's hometown💡A post town that remains as it was 400 years ago. 💡Inside the exhibition hall, it's the world of Tanjiro's house! The hearth was even more like Tanjiro's house🏠💡There are also dumplings, stewed konnyaku skewers, and soba restaurants, so you can eat your way around◎This is a recommended Fukushima sightseeing spot that history lovers can also enjoy! 📍Spot name: Ouchijuku Address: Ouchi, Shimogo-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima, 969-5207 Opening hours: 10:00-16:00 Cost: Parking fee - 500 yen for regular cars Recommendation: Stroll through the thatched roof streets ⚠ Important note: We recommend using taxis, cars, and tourist buses ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ~Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture~ ▶️Nikko Edo Village The all-too-realistic Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Entertainment District Arc! 💡The entertainment district area at Nikko Edo Village is all too real! 💡There are almost no modern items, and even the staff speak old-fashioned language! 💡Costume rentals available! This is a recommended spot that even history buffs can enjoy, even if they are not Demon Slayer fans♡ 📍Spot name: EDO WONDERLAND Nikko Edomura Address: 470-2 Erakura, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, 321-2524 Business hours: 9:00-17:00 Cost: (1 day) Adults 5,800 yen Children 3,000 yen (Afternoon discount) After 14:00 (After 13:00 in winter) Adults 5,000 yen Children 2600 yen Recommendation: You can time travel even if you are not a Demon Slayer fan! ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ~Aizu City, Fukushima Prefecture~ ▶️Okawaso A ryokan that is said to be the model for Demon Slayer Mugen Castle! 💡The entrance is so Mugen Train-like that you will be greeted by a sanshin on a floating platform when you check in. 💡The inside of the ryokan is an art space! Enjoyable for architecture and art lovers💡The best hot spring inn for holidaymakersThe inn is very spacious, perfect for hot spring lovers and holidaymakers◎Even if you don't know Demon Slayer, you can enjoy this inn for holidaymakers🥰 📍Name of the spot Aizu Ashinomaki Onsen OkawasoAddress: 984 Shimodaira, Ashinomaki, Ooto-cho, Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture 969-5147Cost: Varies depending on the season and room. Please check the official website. 💡There are also cheaper plans when booking with Rakuten Travel Agota, etc.Recommended: Japanese-style art space in the building, special meals⚠Note: It is recommended to make reservations for private rooms, semi-private meals, and private open-air baths when making your reservation! ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ~Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture~ Odawara Station East Exit 💡A station that looks like it came out of Mugen Castle! A station that looks like Mugen Castle but doesn't look like a station 💡 You can feel the atmosphere of the castle town of Odawara! 💡 Great for photo spots and night walks ◎ 📍 Spot name: Odawara Station East Exit Address: 1-1-5 Sakaemachi, Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture 250-0011 Cost: Free to just look, there are also gourmet spots! Recommendation: It's fantastic at night! ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ~ Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture ~ ▶️ Little Edo Kawagoe 💡 Old buildings with a Taisho romantic feel are like Demon Slayer, 💡 Lots of important cultural properties! History lovers can also enjoy it! 💡 Great for eating around ◎ The streets look like they could be in Demon Slayer! Kawagoe is a popular spot, but it's also recommended for eating around the streets that feel like you've traveled back in time, where many Demon Slayer fans visit! 📍Spot name: Koedo Kawagoe Ichibangai Shopping Street, Warehouse-style Street, Kanetsuki Street Address: Koedo Kawagoe Ichibangai Shopping Street, Toki no Kane Street, Inari-koji 〒350-0063 Saiwai-cho, Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture Kanetsuki Street and its surroundings ━━━━━ ━━━━━ ━━━━━ #japantrip #japan #japantravel #Demon Slayer #Anime Holy Land #Hot Spring #japanhotel #Fukushima Tourism #Saitama Tourism #Tochigi Tourism #Tochigi Nikko

『~Nikko Edo Village 🥷~』 ■Address☞ 470-2 Erakura, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture ■Nearest station☞ Kinugawa Onsen Station 　　　　Car☞ Imaichi IC ■Atmosphere☞ Experience the atmosphere of the Edo period. ■Service☞ Very polite ■Menu ☞ Pass (1 day) 5800 yen for adults, 3000 yen for children ■Opening hours 9:00-17:00 Closed every Wednesday ■Facilities ・Toilets available. ・Restaurants available. ☞The photo shows a Japanese soba restaurant. ・Space available to experience the Edo period. ・Costumes can be rented and photos can be taken. ・There is a place to watch a play. ・Parking 800 yen. ■ Nearby ・Tourist attractions ・Hotels A spot that can be enjoyed by a wide range of ages, I spent a relaxing day taking photos and watching plays while enjoying the atmosphere of the Edo period (ᵔᴥᵔ) I also dressed up in Edo clothing and had my photo taken (for a fee) It was nice to have a memorable commemorative photo. Also, the taste of the Japanese soba noodles at the park was delicious 👍 I wish there was a little more of them...lol #NikkoTourism

Location: 470-2 Erakura, Nikko, Tochigi There is a free shuttle bus from JR Nikko Station. I bought a discount ticket from the local tours and tickets on the same site, and thought it was a little expensive, but I went in and had a lot of fun watching various shows, including a ninja show and a courtesan procession. I want to go again. #trip2022 #Tochigi

#cityplaybook Step back in time with a tranquil walk through this traditional Edo-style village, in Nikko Edomura (Edo Wonderland) in Japan. Surrounded by well-manicured hedges, wooden architecture, and seasonal blooms, this pathway offers a glimpse into samurai-era serenity. Things to Do: • Dress in kimono or samurai costume for immersive photos • Visit cultural exhibits and watch ninja shows or period reenactments • Stroll through peaceful gardens and over charming bridges Tips: • Spring brings cherry blossoms; autumn gives fiery maple leaves • Wear comfortable shoes for gravel paths • Arrive early for fewer crowds and golden lighting for photography Address/Location: Likely: Edo Wonderland (Nikko Edomura) 470-2 Karakura, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2524, Japan 📍Accessible via bus from Kinugawa-Onsen Station A perfect fusion of nature, nostalgia, and cultural immersion. #couplestrip #thingstodo #japantrip #photography

Just a two-hour train ride from Asakusa will take you to Nikko City in Tochigi Prefecture. There, you’ll find a village that seems frozen in time during the Edo period. I had the chance to experience a fascinating journey back in time, and I’m excited to share it with you. About Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura The Japanese name for Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura translates to "Nikko’s Paradise - Edo Wonderland." This theme park allows visitors to immerse themselves in Edo period culture. Spanning nearly 500,000 square meters, it recreates Edo-era streets, inns, shopping districts, ninja villages, samurai residences, and other historical scenes. Visitors can interact with characters dressed as samurai with topknots, stealthy ninjas, enchanting geishas, and sweet village maidens, or even transform into one of these characters to experience the atmosphere of Edo life firsthand. Additionally, you can enjoy ninja action shows, comedic performances, and rare traditional Edo arts at the theater. Guests can also join festivals and various cultural activities, savor Edo-style cuisine, and try out professions from the Edo period. 🕰️ Operating Hours: Summer (March 20 – November 30) 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Winter (December 1 – March 19) 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM 📍 Address: 470-2 Karakura, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture

#aprilblooms Wander through time this spring at Edo Wonderland Aizu, where cherry blossoms and tradition bloom together. This immersive historical village in brings the Edo period to life with wooden merchant houses, samurai residences, and open-air performances. • Things to Do • Stroll through Edo-style streets lined with spring flowers and fluttering banners. • Tips • Visit in April to catch the full cherry blossom bloom. • Rent a kimono or samurai outfit early—they’re popular! • Try seasonal treats like sakura mochi at local stalls. #thingstodo #japantrip #familytravel

#aprilblooms • Things to do: Wander blooming Edo-style streets, watch cherry blossoms fall during ninja shows, and enjoy hanami picnics • Tips: Visit in late March to early April for peak sakura. Reserve costume rentals early for best selection. • Directions: From Asakusa Station, take the Tobu Railway to Kinugawa-Onsen Station, then a 15-minute bus ride. #japantrip #thingstodo #familytravel

#themepark Edo Wonderland in Nikko lets you immerse yourself in the fascinating Edo period (1603-1868). Here’s how to make the most of your day: Morning: Dress in Traditional Costumes: Rent a samurai, ninja, or geisha outfit and walk the streets of the recreated Edo town. Explore the Town: Visit historical buildings, street vendors, and interact with performers to get a feel for life in old Edo. Lunch: Edo-Style Dining: Enjoy a traditional meal inspired by the Edo period, from noodle dishes to samurai-style feasts. Afternoon: Ninja and Samurai Activities: Try ninja training, sword fighting, or explore the Ninja Mystery House to solve puzzles. Live Performances: Watch exciting Edo period shows, including martial arts and theater. Top Tips: Get a Costume: Dressing up adds to the fun and makes for great photos. Arrive Early: Beat the crowds and make the most of your visit. Bring Cash: Some places may only accept cash, so have yen on hand. Getting There: Edo Wonderland is 2 hours from Tokyo by train, with a short bus ride from Nikko Station. End your day with a stroll through the park’s tranquil gardens and fully experience the magic of Edo Wonderland!

#themepark One of the most underrated tourist destination in Japan. I wish a lot more people would come to this place. Its less than 2 hours from Tokyo via the luxury train Spacia X. The place is highly interactive, everyone makes you feel really transported to the Edo period. All day shows and activities for the whole family until closing time. Went here three times already. Worth every visit

If you want to experience the lifestyle of the Japanese during the Edo period, you can visit here and immerse yourself in the world and experiences of that era. It will feel like you've traveled back in time. This is a beautiful and fun place, highly recommended for anyone who has free time or plans to visit Nikko. Don't forget to stop by and explore this attraction. You'll have a lot of fun and take plenty of photos to bring back home. You might even find some souvenirs to take with you. ❤️ Don't forget to share your photos and experiences with us. We're looking forward to seeing everyone's pictures.

For the best experience, plan to spend a full day at the park, as there’s plenty to see and do. Be prepared for some walking, as the park is expansive. Visiting on a weekday or during off-peak seasons ensures a more relaxed experience. Edo Wonderland is a brilliant blend of education and entertainment, offering a rare opportunity to experience Japan’s rich cultural heritage. It’s a must-visit for anyone traveling to Nikko or Tochigi Prefecture!

~ Nikko Edo Wonderland ~ A theme park where you can warp to the Edo period! A high-quality experience that makes you feel as if you have traveled back in time. ☑️Even the spoken language is Edo dialect! From the staff who greet you to the restaurant staff, everyone speaks old-fashioned dialect! ☑️No modern feel! Everything modern is hidden, so you feel like you are traveling back in time! ☑️The Oiran Show and Oiran Dochu are the most glamorous! It seems that they were like idols that were out of reach for the common people in the Edo period. The Oiran Dochu started by a very wealthy person? so that common people could enjoy it too! Other theme park experiences include ninja shows and cosplay! A great reference for traveling to Nikko and sightseeing in Nikko ◎ #Theme Park #Nikko #Nikko Sightseeing #Oiran #Edo Period

Experience the magic of Japan's Edo period at #EdoWonderland, a cultural theme park that transports visitors back to the 17th to 19th centuries. Located in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, this unique destination offers an immersive look into Japan's rich history and traditions. At #EdoWonderland, the streets are alive with actors dressed as samurais, ninjas, geishas, and townsfolk. Engage with these characters and witness thrilling reenactments, including samurai sword fights, ninja battles, and traditional festival dances. Whether you're a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or simply looking for a fun and educational outing, #EdoWonderland offers a one-of-a-kind experience. Dress in period costumes, interact with historical characters, and step into a bygone era for a day of adventure and discovery.

I would like to introduce "Nikko Edo Village" in Tochigi Prefecture. As the name suggests, Nikko Edo Village is a theme park that recreates the streets of Edo. It is close to Kinugawa Onsen, so you can enjoy it by including it in your Kinugawa trip. There are several performances (shows) held at Nikko Edo Village. Each show is about 30 minutes long. The performance at the "Minamimachi Magistrate's Office" is particularly fun because it is full of laughs and improvisation. There are also other performances such as the Oiran Dochu, where actors dressed as oiran parade through the Edo Village, a performance focusing on ninjas, and a performance using water, so it is a good idea to check the time schedule and combine them to take a walk around Edo Village in between. In Edo Village, there is a place called Jigokuji Temple that represents hell, but be careful as it is quite creepy and scary. It may be a bit difficult for children. There are also many other spots where you can experience things such as rice cracker baking and ninja experiences, so please narrow down the ones that interest you and try them out. I recommend the Yakatabune. It costs extra to enter the park, but it takes you around the moat surrounding the Edo town, so you can experience a different atmosphere. The Ninja Training Hall is a spot that tests your sense of balance, and it's quite fun because the interior is slanted everywhere, giving you a strange feeling. There are also many restaurants, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat. There is also a film studio on the premises, but it is not open to the public. Edo Village is a spot where you can play all day, so be sure to stop by when you go to Kinugawa Onsen. ⭐Nikko Edo Village 470-2 Erakura, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, 321-2524 #Hong Kong Free Air Ticket #Tochigi Trip #Tochigi Tourism #Kinugawa

#thingstodo Stepping into Edo Wonderland in Nikko feels like entering a living museum of Japan's Edo period. The atmosphere is steeped in authenticity, transporting visitors to a time of samurais, ninjas, and Geishas. The performances are the heart of the experience, from the adrenaline-pumping ninja shows to the graceful and mesmerizing Geisha dances that captivate audiences. What sets this place apart is its immersive nature. Exploring the ninja area is an adventure in itself, with challenging mazes and the excitement of a crazy house. The hands-on experiences, especially the samurai training for kids, offer a unique educational aspect, allowing young ones to learn about ancient weaponry firsthand. But it's not just about the shows and activities; it's a holistic experience. Edo Wonderland's attention to detail in recreating the ambiance of the Edo era extends to the food offerings, allowing visitors to taste traditional flavors from that period, enhancing the overall journey through time. This destination is a treasure trove for families, combining entertainment, education, and cultural immersion. It's a place where history comes alive, inviting everyone, from kids to adults, to step back centuries and experience the vibrant tapestry of Japan's past in a thrilling and unforgettable way.

#dreamdestination Edo Wonderland - Edo Wonderland Edo Wonderland, also known as Nikko Edomura, is located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture. It is a theme park modeled after the towns of the Edo period in Japan, including buildings, houses, and the way of life of the people at that time. In Edo Wonderland, there are various shows and activities to do.

#dreamdestination Edo Wonderland - Edo Wonderland Edo Wonderland, also known as Nikko Edomura, is located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture. It is a theme park modeled after the towns of the Edo period in Japan, including buildings, houses, and the way of life of the people at that time. In Edo Wonderland, there are various shows and activities to do. #Japan

Don't miss out on Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura when you travel to Nikko. It is a Japanese cultural theme park in the Kinugawa Onsen area of Tochigi. The park showcases the life and culture of the Edo period. The park's design is based on the Edo period's golden era known as Genroku. There was an Oiran parade when we visited. We also did the maze for an hour. We took a photo at the entrance. We didn't have enough time to try other activities. In 2024, I want to go to Okinawa. #2024wish

I had the opportunity to visit Edo Wonderland Village (EDO WONDERLAND Nikko Edomura), a land that simulates the atmosphere of the town in the Edo period, from 1603-1867. This place is very spacious, decorated in an ancient style, with people dressed in ninja and samurai costumes, and there are also performances for tourists to watch, such as ancient fighting, self-defense, and ninja fighting performances. There are many beautiful photo spots with a great atmosphere, plus there is a model house for tourists to try to go into the house to see the atmosphere and take pictures as souvenirs. As for the entrance fee If it is a full day, adults - 4,700 yen, children - 2,400 yen If it is a half day (from 2:00 p.m. onwards) Adults - 4,100 yen, children - 2,100 yen Opening hours are between 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. all year round. ##Travel abroad ##Travel in Japan ##Travel to Edo

*Edo Wonderland* Ninja village that has been told stories very well. The houses and people in the village are dressed in ninja and retro costumes throughout the city. There are many retro-style products for sale. Anyone who goes there will be impressed. There are many performances. It's like we are going back in time to Nikko in ancient times. A great Japanese thing. Don't miss it!! #TravelAbroad #Japan #Travel #Japan #SecretCoordinates

We time-travelled back to the Edo Period (17th century) of Japan by going to Nikko Edo Mura. It is known in English as Edo Wonderland. It is located in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture. It is a village referenced from the designs of the villages during Edo Period. People can avail of the Kimono Rentals and all the other shows once a ticket is bought. When we went there, we wore Kimono, rented swords, and took lots of pictures! #wintergetaway

Nikko Edo Village is a theme park that reproduces the culture and life of the Edo period. The garden reproduces the streets, checkpoints, streets, hotel streets, Shimomachi, Samurai official residences, etc., and it seems that time passes through the checkpoints to the Edo period. The house in the Edo period is very suitable for wearing kimonos, but not traditional kimonos. You can try the improved version of the Samurai style. There are ready-made houses, crowds, and sword weapons in Edo Village as props. It can be said that it is very good!