What other travelers are saying about Toei Kyoto Studio Park
l enjoyed my visit to #Toei Kyoto Studio Park and found the experience entertaining. The atmosphere is nice and the staff are welcoming especially two ladies by the door wearing costumes, were lovely. I appreciated the traditional sets and performances, which offer a glimpse into Japanese historical dramas and ninja culture. While I personally felt the park is especially enjoyable for children and ninja enthusiasts, it is still a pleasant place to visit and experience a unique side of Japanese entertainment.
Visitors can enjoy a wide range of attractions that cater to all ages, from exploring a ninja-filled kingdom and embarking on ninja adventures to engaging in samurai sword fighting lessons. The park also features special events like the "Uzumasa Edo Sakaba" and offers unique experiences such as boarding the world's first Evangelion at the Evangelion Kyoto Base. Additionally, a haunted house is known for being one of the most terrifying in history, and various seasonal events enhance the visitor experience.
Yes, Toei Kyoto Studio Park presents a variety of shows using 3D mapping technologies, along with character shows that are both fun and engaging. The Ninja Show and Samurai Sword Fighting Lessons are popular attractions, offering guests a chance to witness or partake in action-packed performances.
The park is accessible by train and a short walk from Uzumasa-Koryuji Station on the Keifuku Arashiyama Line or JR Hanazono Station. It can also be reached via bus from Kyoto Station and other critical locations in Kyoto. It makes it a convenient destination for both local and international visitors.
Yes, visitors can actively participate in several activities. These include dressing up in period costumes for a complete transformation experience, navigating through a ninja fort in a 3D maze, engaging in ninja climbing, and even trying out traditional Japanese archery. There are also opportunities to learn about filmmaking through guided tours and behind-the-scenes insights.
The park is known for its comprehensive attractions, including the Ninja Mystery House, a terrifying Haunted House known as "The Cursed Doll," and the first-ever Evangelion you can board at the Evangelion Kyoto Base. For those interested in action and adventure, there are ninja and samurai experiences, including sword fighting lessons and a 3D maze. Additionally, visitors can enjoy season-specific events and explore exhibitions related to Toei's iconic shows and movies.
The most underrated place as there were literally no tourists here. You get to experience the Edo period studio setups with 3-4 good attractions.
The Haunted house was really scary even for adults.
The Ninja play was also very good.
There were staff dressed as Ninja’s and Samurai, the place has shop that sell ninja related merch. They even rent Kimono that you can wear, for kids they have Ninja Costume options.
Must visit if you are with kids, and normal adults if you get time after Arashiyama Bamboo Forest.
Well I can't say it's a 5/5, but that would depend on what you're after. The EVA is there, that what I went for, the Yokai fest had good costumes and show. Other than that the set isn't bad, but it's rather just a set. Walk around once and you're done with it. Souvenir shop is good and has shuriken you probably can't buy because of plane policies. It's not bad, just not really a must-visit. Rather if you want something a bit different and/or love NGE as me.
Very kid oriented, would be a fun afternoon for a newer family.
Doesn't have many Toei IP's, but there's plenty of stores where you can buy demon slayer coats, foam swords, and ninja clothes and masks for kids all across the themed park.
I personally went for Evangellion, as I think large robots are cool, and I was happy! It's not thrilling to me as I haven't seen the series, but my friend who has says, "Yeah! It's pretty cool." So take that for what you will.
Upstairs there's a parkour course, a great option if you're kids want to feel like ninjas and get some running in, and there's a huge selection of power ranger costumes on display from all the generations, something / certainly enjoyed looking at.
Great for kids! Might be a fun date, also perfectly enjoyable solo with some earbuds and a fun playlist.
Would recommend, especially for the price!
I was a little disheartened reading some of the negative and childish reviews about this place, but it’s been the best experience I’ve had in Kyoto so far!
Aside from the entrance fee, the majority of things are free: the EVA exhibit including a free picture, the awesome samurai action show which has choreographed fight scenes, acrobatics, and the amazing Super Sentai/ Kamen Rider exhibits are totally free. Of course you can also pay for the outfits and certain photo shoots, but is not necessary.
The staff also go above and beyond to immerse everyone by staying in character even during silly moments, loved it!
Don’t listen to the negative reviews on here and visit!
