Kōka Ninja Village

The Kōka Ninja Village encompasses a forested area with traditional houses, a museum containing 1,400 ninja documents, and multiple training zones.

The village opened in 1983 to preserve and present the techniques of the Koka school ninja clans who operated in this mountainous region during the 1400s.

Visitors can participate in nine different types of ninja training activities, including shuriken throwing, water walking, and wall climbing using traditional methods.

The park operates from 10:00 to 17:00, with entrance fees ranging from 520 yen for toddlers to 1,030 yen for adults, and requires cash payment.

The village features a collection of authentic ninja items and tools, with staff members demonstrating the usage of hidden doors and secret compartments.

Location: Kōka

Inception: 1983

Official opening: 1983

Website: https://koka.ninpou.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.91967,136.20742

Latest update: March 12, 2025 20:28