When you come to Noboribetsu, you must visit the Ninja Village!

✨Overall atmosphere

The moment you enter the Ninja Village, it's like traveling back to a small town in the Edo period. The entire park is an antique Japanese-style building, and it feels like entering a Japanese drama shooting site. The staff are wearing traditional costumes, which adds to the atmosphere.

👘Clothing experience

The park provides kimono and ninja costumes for rental, which can be worn to take photos in the park. It is a popular choice for many tourists. If you want to fit in with the theme, it is strongly recommended to rent a set!

🎭 Ninja and Samurai Performances

There are scheduled ninja performances and samurai duel shows every day, including sword fighting, smoke bombs and special effects. The rhythm is compact and interesting. Sometimes the audience is invited to interact on stage, and children will be fascinated.

🏯 Haunted house and maze facilities

There are mechanical houses, ninja mazes and haunted houses in the park. Some of them are designed with ingenuity, such as rotating walls, illusion spaces, etc., which can be enjoyed by adults and children. However, the haunted house is a little scary, so the timid can skip it.

🍡 Food and Shops

There are several food stalls and souvenir shops, such as skewers, matcha ice cream, shuriken-shaped snacks, and ninja props and toys that can be bought home.

📸 Photo Highlights
•The huge wooden door and Edo-style bridge at the entrance are popular photo spots.
•The ninja wall and camouflage room are also Instagram-worthy spots.

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