Noboribetsu Date Jidai Village

There are not many tourists in the village, there are several live performances and some organ cabins. The decoration is distinctive and it is very good to take pictures. I most appreciate the staff's very careful operation, will remember the national nationality of tourists, and explain in corresponding languages during the performance.

The time to go is relatively late, there is no good shopping, but the overall feeling is still good, there are watching and playing, the photo is also good, the location is a bit biased

The staff in costumes matched the historical drama welcomed us and took a picture together. Please go to the time slip atmosphere.

The Shinbeida Village, which reproduces the street scenes and cultural atmosphere of the Jiangyan era, is a tourist entertainment cultural facility. In the street scene of the Jiangyan era, ninjas, samurai, and merchants walked the streets, giving people a feeling of reversing time, as if back to the Jiangyan era. The village of Nobeida has Ninja Show and Huakui Show, and you can also experience throwing ninja hand and archery, and entertainment projects such as Ninja House Shiki, which is full of secret organs, are more popular with tourists. The park also rents out the costumes of ninjas and samurai, and it is really interesting to change into a samurai costume in the village.

Arrived and paid 3300 yen for each adult ticket. Not much to look around except manage to catch two bowls of ramen at 980 yen each. Souvenirs are of limited range. Learnt a little about life during the Edo dynasty and more about ninja and their weapons. Most of the written explanations were in Japanese, and very brief were written in English. No other languages in sight to help other tourists to understand better. In and out of the place within 1.5 hour.

Samurai village. Pretty awesome and kitschy at the same time.