Fun and beautiful cultural theme park. Ample parking spaces. Many food stalls with delicious authentic Japanese food. Many interesting shows to watch. The actors are amazing. They are all so into the roles and professional. It's a pity we were there late and only able to hang out for 2 hrs. Think one needs at least 3 hrs to fully enjoy the park. Totally worth visiting!

I was in Noboribetsu and saw this advertisement in a couple of places. I've been to Japan several times but most of my interests usually recover around more recent Japanese culture so I thought it would be interesting to check this out. Of course it's touristy, it is an amusement park after all but it's a beautiful recreation of a village during the Edo period. The ticket includes three live shows which are fun to watch and several amusements directed at children. I ended up spending 3.5 hours here. I did enjoy the live shows, I thought they were well done for what they were. They are campy because that was the style of Edo period shows. If you're looking for something different to do, the ticket price isn't very expensive for what you get. There is a bus that takes you here, I walked from my ryokan. My favorite was the ninja show and the dango shop because I love mochi. It was also snowing the day that I went so it felt like I was in a Kdrama.

Arrived and paid 3300 yen for each adult ticket. Not much to look around except manage to catch two bowls of ramen at 980 yen each. Souvenirs are of limited range. Learnt a little about life during the Edo dynasty and more about ninja and their weapons. Most of the written explanations were in Japanese, and very brief were written in English. No other languages in sight to help other tourists to understand better. In and out of the place within 1.5 hour.

We didn’t expect too much outdoor photography chance because we visited on a rainy day. Never mind. There are indoor exhibitions, gallery, shows for the family to spend time, and learn about the Edo period and Ninja. And to our surprise, this is a scenic garden with picturesque views. Rainy or sunny: you should keep this in your itinerary.

Themed park about ancient cutural life of japan in Edo period, it needs at least 3 hours for exploring all its entertainmdnt available there, including Ochiran, Geisha comedy performance Samurai performance znd Ninja performance. There are amusement shows , such as trick house, haunted cat,japanese ghost houses. Souvenir shops, traditional japanese snack, ramen, warabi mochi,softcream etc.

Not a big place and not much to do, however the shows are quite entertaining and it is a good place for a show afternoon and to learn about the Edo culture and history of Hokkaido. there is also food available and you can have ramen and other snacks, and buy souvenirs home. It is located not far from the Hell's Valley and the Nixe Marine Park so you can do all of them in the sames day. It is best to watch all 3 shows to learn more and to be entertained (3 shows, 3 different themes). You are allowed to take videos and photos but no flash. You can also rent the Japanese costumes there if that is your thing.

Architecture is nice, based on the Edo period. Certain attractions are basic, animatronics don't have English translations. Food is below average. Would I recommend it? No you're better of seeing other places unless you are a hardcore fan of this period.

A lovely park featuring historic Japanese houses and Ninja shows.. Lovely to watch the shows and walk around the park..

If your into Ninjas, this is the place to go. The shows are great and well worth seeing. Arrive early to beat the crowds.

We booked this tour to give us an idea of Japan in the Edo period and were not disappointed. It is not a large park and has some quite kitschy displays but the Ninja shows were very good. One was on an outside stage with leaping and flying Ninjas and the other was inside and was entertaining. The other show was a narrated play all in Japanese but the narrator was so expressive that we followed along nicely. The only problem with show was the audience sat on the floor and a lot of old knees complained when it was time to stand up. A good but basic experience.

The setting is old Japanese Edo village. The scene are unique. Have few show to visitor to watch, please check the schedule before visit. Recommended

We had a pleasant & interesting day at this attraction arranged by Hokkaido Natural Tours during our trip to Sapporo. To see & experience Traditional Japanese Culture in a Historically created environment was worth a visit. Oiran & Ninja shows were also entertaining, well provided facilities of restaurants, sovenir shops & rest rooms are an added comfort.

Recommended place to visit to gain some history & culture of Japan. The traditional houses at the entrance alley very nice. Don't missed the show..!!

Quite an interesting place to walk around. Especially one of the rooms that would shake and move about! Nice scenic spots for pictures and the rice crackers are delish!

1)we drove here with our rental car, and used installed GPS to reach here. 2) it was on low season there that time so it was easy to find parking space and there were not many visitors so it was pleasant to enjoy this place and we could take our time to take pictures here. 3) we bought ticket online. 5) this place let you experience edo period in Japan and learn their culture through the geisha show, ninja show and the infrastructure around there. the best part was the time where you can throw japan coin to the stage everytime a show ended as it is a culture they practice in edo period as a sign of gratitude for the performers. i learn new things here about Japan other than the big mega building in tokyo and their technology.