Toei Uzumasa Movie Village4.3
Toei Uzumasa Movie Village, also know as Kyoto Studio Park or Movie Land, offers some re-creations of Edo-period street scenes. This is an all-in-one touristy spot combining theme parks, period film sets and museums. You may even see a real TV production taking place before your eyes.
Visitors are given the opportunity to step back in time and experience Edo-era Japan. Costume rental is available to become a Samurai or Geisha, and the best part of it is you can stroll through the themed park to surprise your families and friends !
There are many different attractions and performances throughout the year, such as a very scary haunted house and a maze-like Ninja mansion adventure. If you have kids who are becoming sick of temples and shrines, this is a good place to spend a day.
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Karissa Barlow4.0in the last week
This would be a great family outing or a place for anyone interested in film history or samurai culture. The tour was interesting and the film museum was surprisingly good. I especially enjoyed the samurai sword practice. Other activities were an extra charge and the food was a bit limited.
Atheer AlSoghayer4.0in the last week
If you’re interested in films or the film making world this is a great place to be! Toei studio park is a place were lots of old Japan edo period shots were taken. Movies and dramas they take place here some times. Theres some corners for kids and a huge hall of fame with all the trophies 🏆
Putika Ashfar5.02 months ago
It is a good places to feel Edo period ambience by walking along the district. You can also buy traditional Japanese foods and try to wear samurai costume. The most interesting part is you can act like a ninja by trying various games inside and get a photographs
Aurel Proorocu5.02 months ago
I recommend this place if you like “Power rangers” and Japanese movies in general.
You can rent a samurai or a ninja costume and go around the scenes where famous movies were/are filmed.
Renting is quite expensive, but it’s worthy. The best samurai armor costume is around 11K¥ for the whole day, but you will look epic in it :).
Terra Hayoung Yim5.0a week ago
I had doubts due to so many reviews here talking about how it was an overpriced experienced geared towards children.
But I had a spectacular time!!!! I couldn't have enjoyed myself more, and it brought so much joy to see the details of life during the Edo-period, as well as fun gimmicky attractions. A half-day definitely didn't feel like enough.
The samurai/katana course was especially unforgettable ❤️