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Noboribetsu Date Jidai Mura is a theme park that recreates the streetscape of the Edo period (1600-1864), with the main theme of watching dramas and experiencing the social situation at that time. Many details in the village have been reproduced after strict research. Passing through the main gate of the castle, Otemon, you can reach the shopping street (Shouka Gai) where the commodity economy was active and prosperous in the Edo period, and the Sitamachi area where common people living in low-lying areas in the Edo period lived. There are 94 wooden buildings in total, in addition to a large ninja theater with a high-definition screen and high-fidelity sound, an oiran theater where you can watch famous prostitutes, and ninja fighting and martial arts shows. Ancient people in Edo costumes walk on the street, and visitors can take photos with them, or experience the Japanese tea ceremony, Edo period food, etc.
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About NOBORIBETSU DATE JIDAIMURA
About NOBORIBETSU DATE JIDAIMURA
Noboribetsu Date Jidai Mura is a theme park that recreates the atmosphere and lifestyle of the Edo period (1600-1864), focusing on shows and experiencing society from that era. Various details within the village have been meticulously reconstructed based on research, and there are a total of 94 wooden buildings.
Why NOBORIBETSU DATE JIDAIMURA is a must
Enjoy a realistic recreation of the streets and lifestyle of the Edo period, complete with theatrical performances, ninja combat shows, and Oiran shows.
Top things to do at NOBORIBETSU DATE JIDAIMURA
Explore the village through the main gate, Otemon, and enter the Shouka Gai (commercial district) and Shitamachi (commoner's district). Watch shows at the large ninja theater with high-resolution screens and high-quality sound, the Oiran theater, as well as ninja combat and martial arts demonstrations. You can also take photos with people in traditional Edo costumes and experience Japanese tea ceremony and Edo-period cuisine.