Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura

This is one of the best theme parks i have experienced. Truly unique day to enjoy the culture and the architecture in the Edo days. The park is truly stunning and we were walking around in awe of everything. The staff are friendly and engaging. However they don’t speak much english in this part of town. Just to be aware. But they try very hard to accommodate you. I recommend renting the costumes in the park to fully immerse yourself in the experience. There are games and activities such as shuriken throwing and archery. Shows and acting within the park. They have food stalls like the old days and restaurants to sit down and eat. All very good experience like in the movies and anime. Remember to bring cash to the park as most places only accept cash only. You get your tickets there on the day - can pay by card. Bus can take you to the park from the station kinugawa onsen. Which takes 20 mins.

This is a really good place for tourists to experience Japan culture. We are lucky that the Sakura is still there when we arrived. However, unlucky that it was a rainy day, though very few people. It would have been a great day out here. But, we still enjoy it. We were there for 3 hours, but not enough time to finish everything. I can easily spend the whole day.

My husband and I visited for our wedding anniversary and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Please make sure to have at least some basic novice level working knowledge of Japanese as this will help the experience. Some folks do speak English but all of the theater is not. Although you still can enjoy and understand context without knowing what is being said. And for those that might not know, the peice of white paper they give you you're supposed to put a yen coin in it crinkle and toss it on the stage if you enjoyed the show. Thank you Edo Wonderland for the amazing experience and being so welcoming to us.

I was really pleasantly surprised at how well this theme park is done. It's a wonderful place for the kids to learn about Japan in the Edo Period, which lots of great experiences for them to have. Everything is well maintained and spotlessly clean.

I hate this place for having so many fun activities to do and so little time to enjoy them. I took the first shuttle to get to this theme park and arrived at 10 am. It was my biggest mistake for taking my moment to enjoy the environment and not rush to each of them one by one quickly. I got my ticket online, so I went in with QR code smoothly but resulting in not getting the schedule for the events. And I ended up marking them down on paper as an ancient. It was fun to learn the method of the katana and how to take it out, swing, and put it back in. This lesson is only offered to 13+ yr guests during the weekday and 9 individuals max each time. So this was the first activity I went for. loved it, and i am a terrible swordsman.