1-Day Pass to Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

The Edo period made for a beautiful era in Japanese history. The historical theme park of Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura attempts to bring this era back to life, and with an authenticity that is certainly admirable. Cobblestoned pathways, attendants dressed in traditional Japanese attire, Edo period style buildings, and exhibits on samurais and the ways of the ninja, all evoke the Edo essence of life. There also happen to be attractions like legend-based plays, ninja houses, 101 classes in shuriken throwing, Japanese archery, and more which truly makes this a place to see, play, and learn. Be sure to indulge in a fun photoshoot where you get to dress up as your favorite character and capture treasured moments, the feast on Dango rice dumpling snack, a cherished specialty of Jidaimura.

1-Day Pass to Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

Discover the immersive historical theme park, Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura, on this 1-day pass tour that includes flexible admission within a 5-day window from your scheduled use date. This attraction features over 20 reconstructed Edo period buildings and streets covering an area of approximately 48 acres, providing visitors with a comprehensive view of life during Japan's feudal era. The park is open daily from 9:30 AM to 6 PM, offering guided tours in Japanese and English that last about 2 hours, allowing you to explore key areas such as the castle town, samurai district, and merchant quarter. Notable landmarks include the grand Date Castle with its towering walls standing at 15 meters high, the bustling marketplace featuring more than 30 shops selling traditional goods, and the serene Shinto shrine dating back to 1627. In addition to walking through reconstructed historical buildings, you can participate in various activities like archery, shuriken throwing, and shooting darts, each lasting around 30 minutes. The park also offers dressing up as traditional characters such as samurai, ninja, princesses, or commoners for a unique photo opportunity that lasts about an hour. With over 150 historical figures roaming the streets in period attire, you can interact with them and learn about their roles during the Edo period from 1603 to 1867.

Explore Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

Your tour stops at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura where visitors are immersed in a meticulously recreated Edo period setting. Established in 1992, the theme park covers an expansive area of approximately 48 acres and features over 20 reconstructed historical buildings. Key areas include the castle town with its grand Date Castle standing at 15 meters high, the samurai district showcasing authentic weaponry and armor, and the merchant quarter featuring more than 30 shops selling traditional goods such as pottery, textiles, and food items like dango rice dumplings. Historical figures in period attire populate the streets, providing insights into life during the Edo period from 1603 to 1867. Visitors can spend about an hour dressing up as samurai or ninja for photo opportunities, engaging in traditional activities such as archery and shuriken throwing that last around 30 minutes each. This park stands out by offering a hands-on experience unlike other historical sites that only provide static exhibits. It matters to the tour because it provides a tangible connection to Japan's past, allowing visitors to step back in time and understand the culture and daily life during this era.

Experience Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

Your tour stops at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura where you can participate in traditional activities like archery, shuriken throwing, and shooting darts. Established in 1992, the theme park covers an expansive area of approximately 48 acres and features over 20 reconstructed historical buildings including the grand Date Castle standing at 15 meters high, the samurai district showcasing authentic weaponry and armor, and the merchant quarter featuring more than 30 shops selling traditional goods such as pottery, textiles, and food items like dango rice dumplings. Visitors can spend about an hour dressing up as samurai or ninja for photo opportunities, engaging in traditional activities such as archery and shuriken throwing that last around 30 minutes each. This park stands out by offering a hands-on experience unlike other historical sites that only provide static exhibits. It matters to the tour because it provides a tangible connection to Japan's past, allowing visitors to step back in time and understand the culture and daily life during this era.

Tour Highlights

• Step into Edo period at Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura
• Flexible admission within 5 days of scheduled use date
• Participate in archery, shuriken throwing, shooting darts
• Savor Dango rice dumpling specialty at theme park
• Dress up as samurai, ninja, princess, commoner for photo opportunities
• Guided tours available in Japanese and English languages
• Explore castle town with grand Date Castle standing 15 meters high
• Walk through bustling marketplace featuring over 30 shops selling traditional goods

Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and culture buffs, this 1-day pass tour provides an immersive experience of Japan's Edo period. The flexible admission within a 5-day window allows you to explore the castle town with its grand Date Castle standing at 15 meters high, walk through the bustling marketplace featuring over 30 shops selling traditional goods, and participate in activities such as archery, shuriken throwing, and shooting dango rice dumplings. This tour offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and understand the culture and daily life during this era.