Uzumasa Kyoto Village

Kyoto

Wander streets styled on Edo-era Kyoto at this reimagined film set turned immersive park, with food stalls, cultural experiences, and night openings.

  • Wander streets and buildings styled on Edo-period Kyoto within a former film studio setting
  • 10 food spots to try as you make your way around the village
  • Cultural experiences, including a tea ceremony, held inside Edo-era style buildings
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Night time admission ticket [Person with disabilities]

An admission ticket for visitors with disabilities, valid for entry to the village from 17:00.

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Night time admission ticket

This ticket provides evening admission to see the village lit up, with entry valid from 17:00.

Entry to Uzumasa Kyoto Village from 17:00

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This ticket provides evening admission to see the village lit up, with entry valid from 17:00.

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A standard daytime admission ticket, allowing entry into the village any time from 10:00.

Entry into Uzumasa Kyoto Village

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A standard daytime admission ticket, allowing entry into the village any time from 10:00.

Admission ticket with attraction pass

This ticket bundles daytime village admission with unlimited access to four paid attractions.

Village admission · Unlimited same-day access to: 3D maze Ninja fortress, Karakuri ninja house, The scariest haunted house in history Cursed doll, NINJA BATTLE Uzumasa Oni Battle

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This ticket bundles daytime village admission with unlimited access to four paid attractions.

Cultural Experience [Tea Ceremony]

A ticket for a traditional tea ceremony experience held within the Uzumasa Kyoto Village grounds.

Tea ceremony experience

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A ticket for a traditional tea ceremony experience held within the Uzumasa Kyoto Village grounds.

About this experience

Uzumasa Kyoto Village sits on the site of the former Eigamura film studio and has been reworked into an immersive experience park built around the idea of losing yourself in Edo-period Kyoto. Streets, buildings, and set pieces from the film era now form the backdrop for a self-guided wander through a version of the city as it might have looked centuries ago, with sensory experiences and staged content scattered along the way.

Along the route you'll find 10 food spots to try as you go, plus cultural experiences held inside genuine Edo-era style buildings, including a tea ceremony. It's a mix of walking, snacking, and stepping into small pockets of history rather than a single guided tour, so the pace is yours to set. The park leans toward an older audience than a typical theme park, aiming at visitors in their 20s and 30s who want something more atmospheric than family-oriented attractions.

Night-time admission tickets are also available, giving you the option to explore the village after dark, when the lit-up streets take on a different mood. Whether you visit by day or night, this Kyoto attraction works well as a few hours carved out from a wider day of sightseeing in the city.

What to expect

Once inside, you're free to wander the recreated Edo-era streets at your own pace rather than following a fixed route. Along the way you'll pass film-set style buildings, staged experiences, and photo-worthy corners designed to make you feel like you've stepped back into old Kyoto. Food stalls are spread throughout, so it's easy to snack as you explore rather than stopping for one set meal.

At certain points you can step inside Edo-era style buildings for cultural experiences, including a tea ceremony, adding a slower, more hands-on moment to the visit. With admission running any time between 10:00 and 21:00, you can treat this as a half-day stop or, with the night-time ticket, return to see the village lit up after sunset for a different atmosphere.

Things to note

  • Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be walking between different areas and buildings throughout the visit
  • Bring cash or a card for the food stalls in case not all vendors accept both
  • Business hours run from 10:00 to 21:00, so plan your visit within this window
  • If visiting at night, check what's included with the night-time admission ticket before you go
  • Allow extra time if you want to take part in the tea ceremony or other cultural experiences
  • Check ahead if you have accessibility needs, as a night-time ticket option for visitors with disabilities is available

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