is a unique theme park that recreates everyday life during the Edo period (1603–1868).

The reconstructed town is built in an authentic architectural style, with staff dressed in traditional costumes. The site is even used as a filming location for TV dramas.

Visitors can rent costumes and wander through the streets, explore shops and small museums, take part in traditional games, and enjoy live performances and local theater.

Throughout the park, you’ll find restaurants and shops selling souvenirs like teapots, woodblock prints, toys, and demonstrations of traditional crafts. In some places, you can even join hands-on workshops - like playing the shamisen (a traditional Japanese string instrument) or trying archery.

Among the standout attractions are a haunted temple, a ninja training hall full of optical illusions, and a particularly challenging maze.