Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura

#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.

Step back in time during the Edo Period

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

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!