1-Day Pass to Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura

Admission tickets (1-time use only) may be picked up within 5 days of the selected date. Admission tickets cannot be picked up 6 or more days from the selected date. In this event, no refunds will be issued. Once the tickets are picked up, they will remain valid for the day of pick-up. The tickets cannot be used in combination with other tickets or services. Find more details for the dress-up photoshoot here: Duration: 10 minutes Guests may select a costume of their choice. Outfits include Princess, Maiko, Japanese Lord, Samurai, and Ninja. For an additional fee of JPY 500, guests can dress up as an Oiran (courtesan), Shinsengumi (special police force), or wear a Kamishimo (outfit of samurai and courtiers). Photos will be taken individually. One L-size print (89 mm × 127 mm) will be provided per participant. For those who would like 2 or more copies of the same picture, additional copies are available for on-site payments. (Photos are limited to the same one). If there is someone else currently wearing the costume, customers may need to wait for their turn. Once the photoshoot for the other person has finished, customers will be able to put on the costume. Child sizes are also available. (Ninja, Japanese Lord, Princess). Please refrain from taking pictures on your own. Customers are not allowed to wear studio-use costumes outside. From June to September, customers can change to the yukata photoshoot plan. (For yukata, participants can only put on the outfit and stroll around the facilities).

Apr 1 to Oct 31 Daily: 9am to 5pm (last entry at 4pm) Nov 1 to Mar 31 Daily: 9am to 4pm (last entry at 3pm)

No, while you can enjoy flexible admission times, mandatory security checks cannot be skipped as they are essential for entry into the park.

The one-day pass grants general entry but does not cover fees for specific attractions or activities inside the park, such as ninja houses and archery.

Yes, you can capture memories as there is a dress-up photo opportunity available where guests can pose in traditional costumes.

Your admission ticket remains valid for entry on the day it was picked up, so you are welcome even if your arrival is later than planned within that day.

Yes, ensure to have your admission ticket and an appropriate form of identification ready for entry into the park.

There is no specific dress code mentioned; however, dressing comfortably will enhance your experience as you explore various activities and attractions in traditional Japanese settings.

While there are no explicit bag rules provided here, it's advisable to check with the venue for any specific guidelines on carrying items into Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura.

Your one-day pass includes general admission, allowing you to explore the park's historical buildings and participate in Edo period-themed activities. However, it does not cover additional fees for specific attractions or services like costume rentals.