Full-Day Ninja Unique Experience in Iga

Explore the fascinating world of ninjas with a full-day experience in Iga, home to one of Japan's most famous ninja villages. This tour takes you deep into the history and culture of ninjas, offering a unique opportunity to learn about their skills, traditions, and way of life. You'll visit the Iga Ninja Museum, where you can see authentic tools, weapons, and exhibits that bring the ninja legend to life.

As you walk through the village, you'll get to witness live demonstrations of ninja techniques and even try some hands-on activities yourself. This immersive experience offers a rare chance to step into the shoes of a ninja, making it an unforgettable adventure for anyone interested in Japan's rich cultural heritage.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Iga's historic ninja village

• Visit the Iga Ninja Museum with authentic exhibits

• Watch live ninja demonstrations

• Experience hands-on ninja activities

• Discover the history of Iga Ueno Castle

• Optional ninja costume rental for a full immersive experience

What’s Covered

• Guide services

• Guide's transportation

• Guide’s lunch

• Guide’s entrance fees

What’s Extra

• Personal lunch

• Ninja outfit rental (1,500 JPY/person)

• Danjiri Museum entry (600 JPY/person)

• Transportation (approx. 2,000 JPY/person)

• Ninja Museum entry (800 JPY/person)

• Ninja show entry (500 JPY/person)

• Iga Ueno Castle entry

Tour Itinerary

Stop 1: Tanjiri Kaikan

Duration: 30 minutes

Begin your journey at Tanjiri Kaikan, where you'll transform into a ninja using traditional techniques. Donning authentic ninja attire sets the tone for the adventure ahead.

Stop 2: Ninja House at Iga-ryu Ninja Museum

Duration: 1 hour

Next, explore the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum's Ninja House. Guided through this intriguing space, you’ll discover secret traps, hidden doors, and concealed passages that ninjas once used.

Stop 3: Iga-ryu Ninja Museum Exhibits

Duration: 1 hour

Continue your exploration at the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum, where a vast collection of ninja weapons and tools awaits. These exhibits offer a glimpse into the life and skills of the Iga style ninjas.

Stop 4: Ninja Show at Iga-ryu Ninja Museum

Duration: 1 hour

Witness an exciting ninja show performed by skilled Iga warriors. The acrobatic display showcases the agility and techniques that made ninjas legendary. You’ll even get a chance to try out some moves yourself.

Stop 5: Iga Ueno Castle and Surroundings

Duration: 2 hours

Conclude your tour with a visit to Iga Ueno Castle. Explore the castle and its surroundings, soaking in the history while dressed in your ninja outfit. This immersive experience ties together the rich cultural heritage of the Iga region.

Essentials to Know Before Booking

• Booking confirmation will be sent immediately upon reservation.

• A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for participants.

• This tour is private, ensuring a personalized experience for your group only.

• Free cancellation is available if done at least 24 hours before the tour starts.

• The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible for convenience.

• Easily accessible via public transportation, making it hassle-free to reach the starting point.

• Infant seats are available upon request to accommodate young children.

• The tour lasts approximately 8 hours with a live guide available in Japanese, English, or French.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I wear for the tour?

You should wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking and exploring. If you opt for the ninja outfit rental, you’ll change into ninja attire at the start of the tour. It's advisable to dress in layers depending on the season, as some parts of the tour take place outdoors.

Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?

Yes, you can cancel your booking for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the tour begins. This flexible cancellation policy allows you to book with confidence, knowing that you can adjust your plans if necessary.

Is food included in the tour?

The guide's lunch is covered in the tour fee, but participants will need to pay for their own meals. There will be opportunities to purchase lunch during the tour, and the guide can recommend local eateries that offer traditional Japanese cuisine.

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