Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura is a theme park that recreates an entire Edo-period village with authentic buildings, streets, and theaters. The grounds spread across several areas where you can walk through old structures and watch live performances.

The park was founded in the 1990s to make the Edo period and daily life from that era accessible to visitors. Since then, it has remained a significant place for people wanting to experience Japanese history firsthand.

The park demonstrates how people lived and worked during the Edo period, with craftspeople performing traditional arts and inviting visitors into their daily routines. You see period clothing, hear old musical instruments, and experience directly how crafts and cultural practices happened in that era.

The grounds are easy to navigate on foot, and all areas are clearly marked so you can find your way around easily. There are rest areas and restaurants where you can take breaks between exploring different sections.

Several buildings in the park actually hide secret passageways and mechanical systems that show how ninja moved and concealed themselves long ago. These details come from genuine historical research and add an element of discovery to your visit.

Location: Noboribetsu

Inception: April 23, 1992

Founders: Jidaimura

Official opening: April 23, 1992

Website: https://edo-trip.jp

GPS coordinates: 42.46389,141.16067

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:52