Noboribetsu Date Jidai Mura

入选HokkaidoCan't Miss Attractions

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

When you enter Shidai Village, you will see many wooden buildings such as civilian residential areas full of Edo flavor and luxurious and magnificent samurai residences, which are said to have been copied after researching the times. There are also ninja houses, various rides and many exciting and interesting performances, such as experiencing the ninja’s "Blowing Arrows". It took my boss's energy, but I still missed the goal at all. …And the "old people" in Edo costumes are walking on the street. Visitors can also take photos with them, experience Japanese tea ceremony, Edo period food, etc.

Clean, parent-child, have been here many times, very comfortable, fewer people, more and more facilities, more food nearby, satisfactory hotel, cost-effective, well recommended,

A spot that I visited on a temporary basis makes up for the lack of traditional Japanese cultural content in the Sapporo itinerary. The scenic spot is not big, but there are many small surprises. The experience in the Ninja Pavilion is very interesting. The three performances are classic and the actors are very dedicated. The overall evaluation is very good.

The sights found temporarily, the experience is really good, the scenes are very realistic, and the overall atmosphere is also very good. I also participated in the stage performance for the first time. The actors are very involved in the performance. It is really good.