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.
Traveler reviews
Such a cool experience! It was like being in old Japan. The haunted house was great, so different from American ones. And there were great areas for fans of Super Sentai/Kamen Rider and Neon Genesis Evangelion.
What an amazing experience! Once you get tickets, you get access to the park, empty sets, exhibits (Kamen Rider and Super Sentai), meet and greets, and the timed shows. They have a couple of attractions that are paid like Kimono Rentals, Ninja Escape Room, and Haunted House to name a few. You can walk around and the park is Edo era style. There are restaurants too.
One of the best way to spend a half day. We did in the park in about 5-6 hours.
How can anyone complain or give less than 5 stars after seeing Eva in front of you with all its glory and beauty? Cmon people…
You gotta enter through the front gate entry for a ticket (wife and I rode our bikes through the side end bit for some reason and didn’t know that 😂)
Get a ticket a there’s so much to do inside
Whole Edo period theme area with samurai and ninja shows and a lot of other bits
Evangelion base is quite small but going up to Eva’s head, taking photos with it was great
Staff was wonderful and would definitely go back
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.
Fun environment for all ages. The outdoor space is a great playground for cosplay and cool pictures. The atmosphere is light and enjoyable even if one doesn't know all characters (though it helps). Pity I couldn't find any Dragonball themed attractions, though the rest was great (especially Naruto and NGE stuff).
