By MOOK Scenic Spots Jun(e), compiled and reported
Speaking of Japan’s cultural highlights, one of the most iconic is the ninja. Though often exaggerated in manga and movies, leading many to doubt their fantastical abilities like flying and vanishing, ninjas were indeed real figures in Japanese history. This time, we especially recommend Japan’s ninja-themed attractions to travelers. Each temple and village is filled with ninja culture props and decorations, making them quite unique and recommended as experiential destinations.
Located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Myoryuji Temple was established in 1643 and is a historic temple (Image source / Myoryuji Temple)
1. Ishikawa – Myoryuji Temple (Ninja Temple)
Myoryuji Temple is full of hidden staircases, traps, and secret passages, hence it is also known as the “Ninja Temple” (Image source / Myoryuji Temple)
2. Tokyo – Ninja Akasaka
Located in Tokyo, Ninja Akasaka is a creative Japanese cuisine restaurant. In addition to its interior design that strongly resembles a ninja lodging, the staff also dress as ninjas to serve the meals (Image source / MINJA AKASAKA)
Ninja Akasaka not only features an interior strongly themed as a ninja lodging, but the staff also dress as ninjas to serve the meals (Image source / tablog)
3. Tochigi Prefecture – Nikko Edomura
Nikko Edomura is a theme park that recreates the Edo period (1603–1868) (Image source / Nikko Edomura)
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