noboribetsu-date historic village
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有兴趣亲身体验旧式日本建筑的人可以考虑到此一游 这里的入口处有两尊门神 还有一位身着日本武士服的人接收入园门票 院内除了各种各式的日本旧建筑外 还有露天和室内日本武士的现场表演 和日本艺妓表演 另外还有招财猫庙 介绍日本旧时代的生活方式的仿苦建筑 武士刀历史和展示博物馆等等非常具有时代意义的旅游地标
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Try to get discount coupons from the hotel where it may be available. The shows were funny and entertaining. Other than that just have a stroll and visit the souvenir shops.
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走进伊达时代村的园区就像走进了古日本一样，不论式建筑、人物都是漂亮的传统日本风格。另外，我特别喜欢忍者秀和花魁秀。忍者秀的机关、演员的功夫都让我惊讶，而花魁秀漂亮的花魁和讨喜的一八也令我印象深刻!不过到伊达时代村的巴士班次有点少，要去之前也记得要到官网印200円的折价券。
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This edo village is very interesting place. There are souvenier shops and restaurants and cafes. The buildings are very interesting and nice replica of edo period. The shows are wonderful. We enjoyed very much at this place. Also from town area it is easy access by taking a bus to the village. We had a very great time taking photos, trying the food and buying souveniers in the shops. Highly recommended to visit.
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Quite a small place which you can spend around 2 hours to walk around and catch some ninja shows. Shows are mainly in Japanese but entertaining.But I must say it's a little over priced for a small place like this.
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be sure to go earlier so that you will manage to catch the shows. The ninja movements and fights were really realistic. I enjoyed the shows very much and has fun taking pictures in the Japanese traditional costumes in one of the shops. The souvenir shops had a lot of interesting knick knacks. The games stalls were fun as you get to try real ninja stuff like blow pipe, throwing the metal start shape darts (I forgot what they are called). A must is the ninja house, it was really cool and fun to navigate your way out of the house. The staff there are nice and friendly. make sure you head there earlier as some buses stop after a certain time.
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My family enjoyed the 3 shows and especially the kids enjoyed the maze, game booths. The food outlet has nice katsu don and its not expensive.
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Went there during winter and I must admit that I love the shows. There are a total of 4 shows but due to a lack of time, I only managed to see two of them: Ninja and Oiran, which is regrettable. Will visit again if I have the chance to.Food are awesome, albeit touristy prices; though not outrageous. Only slightly over.The Edo style buildings serves as an architectural delight. Didn't know how to get there as I went there with a group tour but from what I read, it is accessible via public transport or arrangements with local tours.The cost of entering are absorbed into what I paid for the group tour, but from what I read, it is 2900 yen which is ok in my opinion.There are several child safe games like shooting arrow, blow darts, shurikens, etc that earns a treat. Each game cost 500 yen. The treats from hitting the target isn't that worth it in my opinion but the experience itself is.
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We watched the indoor and also the outdoor ninja shows. We enjoyed both of them despite conversation is in Japanese. We had also watched another show in Japanese and we can not understand a single word, but we can guess what is the act, still entertaining.We had also dressed like a warrior and geisha. You can't use your own camera, so you receive the printed photo.We had also entered the ninja maze, we really laughed all the way.The village itself is large in size with edo style houses. Each house is either a theatre, interactive sculpture, shops.
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This theme park is fun to walk through, especially when you visit there with kids who like adventures and excitement. My kids kept going into Ninja house and cat spirit house.