Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura: Tickets, Ninja Experiences and How to Get There

A masked ninja in a fighting pose at Edo Wonderland Nikko EdomuraPhoto: scion_cho / CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped) Day Trips
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Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura is a cultural theme park near Kinugawa Onsen that recreates a whole town from the Edo period (1603–1868) against the mountains of Nikko. Ninjas, samurai and townspeople walk the streets, there are plays and ninja shows, and you can dress up as an Edo resident yourself or simply explore as a visitor from abroad.

Quick answer

Tickets: 1-day adults ¥5,800, children ¥3,000. Cheaper after 14:00 (13:00 in winter).

Getting there: train to Kinugawa Onsen Station, then about 15 minutes by bus or 10 minutes by taxi.

Who pays what: preschool children free, elementary school children pay the child price, junior high and over pay the adult price.

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What to do

A wooden board listing costume choices such as ninja, samurai and townsperson at Edo Wonderland
The costume board lists the characters you can dress up as. Photo: scion_cho / CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
  • Experiences: ninja and samurai experiences, a ninja training hall, shuriken (throwing star) practice, Edo police mystery-solving, shamisen, make-up and Edo crafts, plus work experiences for children.
  • Ninja attractions: the Ninja Karakuri Mansion and the Ninja Shikake mechanical maze, full of trick doors and hidden passages.
  • Transform: rent a costume and walk the town as a ninja, samurai or townsperson.
  • Watch plays: theatre and shows are staged through the day; see the official event schedule for times.
  • Eat and shop: Edo-style food and souvenir shops line the streets.

Tickets and prices

TicketAdults (junior high and over)Children (elementary school)
1-day ticket¥5,800¥3,000
Afternoon ticket (after 14:00; after 13:00 in winter)¥5,000¥2,600
  • Preschool children enter free.
  • Official e-tickets let you skip the ticket counter on the day.
  • There are discounts for visitors with a disability certificate; see the official price page.

Opening days and hours

The park publishes its opening days and hours on an operating calendar. Check it before you go, especially in winter.

Getting there

The wooden entrance gate of Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura
The entrance gate to the Edo town. Photo: Abasaa / Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
  • From Asakusa: take the Tobu Kinugawa Line direct to Kinugawa Onsen Station.
  • From Shinjuku, Ikebukuro or Omiya: take the direct limited express Kinugawa or Spacia Kinugawa to Kinugawa Onsen Station.
  • From Kinugawa Onsen Station, take a bus to Edo Wonderland (about 15 minutes) or a taxi (about 10 minutes).
  • By car: the nearest interchange is Imaichi IC on the Nikko-Utsunomiya Toll Road, then about 15 minutes on Route 121 toward Kinugawa Onsen. See our driving in Japan guide.
  • Combine it with a night in Kinugawa Onsen or a day in Nikko.

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FAQ

How much is Edo Wonderland?

A 1-day ticket costs ¥5,800 for adults (junior high and over) and ¥3,000 for elementary school children. Afternoon tickets are cheaper.

How do I get to Edo Wonderland from Tokyo?

Take the Tobu Kinugawa Line from Asakusa, or the limited express Kinugawa or Spacia Kinugawa from Shinjuku or Ikebukuro, to Kinugawa Onsen Station, then a 15-minute bus.

Can you dress up as a ninja at Edo Wonderland?

Yes. You can rent costumes and walk the town as a ninja, samurai or Edo townsperson.

Is Edo Wonderland good for kids?

Yes. There are ninja mazes, shuriken practice and Edo work experiences for children, and preschool children enter free.

Sources

Prices, experiences and access come from the official Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura English website (checked October 21, 2026).