Nice place to spend half a day in. You can enjoy the place in 3 hours max, thinking if the price was worth it. It can be. I mainly went for the Evangelion Statue which was definitely the best part of the attraction. I highly recommend you get the card offered to you and take the photo in front of the statue professionally. It’s free, and you get the option to pay for the other pictures. It’s an experience. Apart from that, there’s the ninja show, a samurai show, and the Power Rangers Museum with the outfits and motorcycles in it. As for food, it’s okay. There’s a decent ramen shop inside the theme park. Oh, plus points is that there’s not a lot of people. Queues are short.
We attended the demon parade, it was an interesting experience.The location is very nice and well played out.
The font shops and toilets were great, also fantastic to see a prayer room here!
There's also a stamp!
Came here with no expectations, but I was impressed with what this little place has to offer! Walk down the street where many of the Toei series were filmed, try out some games and snacks, watch some shows, enter the 2nd mosr horrifying haunted house, see the Kamen Rider and Super Sentai costumes and more! It's really a walk down memory lane in this place. There is also a prayer room at the corner for Muslim travelers. The souvenir shop has a lot of variety too! Would recommend!
Kyoto Studio Park (Toei Kyoto Studio Park) is a fantastic blend of history and entertainment. It’s a working film set where you can explore traditional Edo-period streets, making you feel like you’ve stepped into a samurai movie. Watching live performances, including sword-fighting shows, adds to the excitement.
There are fun attractions like ninja and samurai experiences, costume rentals, and even an anime museum. Great for families, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking for something unique in Kyoto. A highly enjoyable and interactive way to learn about Japanese culture and cinema!
Went here just to watch the yokai event. The costumes look great and we can take pics together with them since they scatter all around the park after finishing the parade.
Inside there are many shops and games, all of which are not included in the entrance ticket so you gotta pay again. Merch shops, giant evangelion statue, escape room (i think).
The haunted house was the first and only haunted house i visited in japan, and the atmosphere was incredible. The animatronic, the setting, the actors/actresses. Brilliant. Very recommended.
