Koka Ninja Village

Overview

Koka Ninja Village is an experiential theme park in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, themed around ninjas. Opened in 1983, it has since welcomed countless visitors. The village features several museums, including the Koka Ninja Museum, boasting the world's largest collection of ninja artifacts, and the Karakuri Ninja House, a relocated house of the Fujibayashi family, known for their work on the 'Mankawa Shukai' (万川集海). There are also outdoor athletic courses where visitors can try their hand at shuriken (throwing stars) and mizugumo (water spider) techniques, attracting many tourists. Koka Ninja Village is perfect for ninja enthusiasts, history buffs, and families with children. It offers a chance not only to learn about ninja history and culture but also to experience the ninja world firsthand through various ninja training activities. With its diverse exhibits, museums, and athletic courses, there's something for everyone to enjoy all day long. Come experience the world of ninjas at Koka Ninja Village! In 2017, the former Okada residence (Koka Ninja Museum) and the former Fujibayashi residence (Karakuri Ninja House) were certified as constituent cultural properties of the Japan Heritage site, "The Land of Ninjas: Iga and Koka - In Search of Real Ninjas." This recognition has further increased the attention given to Koka Ninja Village. Koka Ninja Village offers a valuable opportunity to experience Japan's history and culture. Be sure to visit!