The ninjas that historically roamed the backstreets of Edo are now in the spotlight, having reached stardom and international fame. These ninjas will mesmerize you with various tricks and spectacular conducts combining high spirituality with dazzling light and sound. Come and see the real world of ninjas, featuring actors who also played in the movie "The Last Samurai".
Water is only borrowed from heaven above. The Taifu (head geisha) will stand proudly on the vermillion bridge attended by Tayuu (geisha performers) on her left and right sides. As if to return the water to heaven, the three women will spray water high in the air, repeating a thousand-year old magic performance. Be sure to enjoy watching this fantastic illusion.
Here you can engage in the extravagance of old Edo culture; pretend that you are an Odaijin (an aristocratic man) seeking courtship with an Oiran (high-ranking courtesan) in the Yukaku (licensed area) of Yoshiwara. Indulge yourself in the entertaining world of song and dance of Yujo and Tayuu (licensed courtesans and geisha performers).
Japanese animation has gained countless fans around the world. Its origins appeared over 200 years ago in Edo-period shadow picture shows. From out of darkness, images displayed on traditional paper screens seemed to dance and move using trick mechanisms, transporting viewers mysteriously into the world of the story. By the time the tale is finished, you will have become an Edo local.
Toyama-no-Kinsan is a superstar judge who features in Japanese costume dramas. Together with his famous dialogues, he administers justice to one criminal after another. Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura breathes new life into this familiar story, with more laughter and tears than on television. No matter how many times you've seen it, you can't help but feel exhilarated when he reveals his famous "shower of cherry blossoms" tattoo.
