A "Period Costume Experience" where you can enjoy dressing up, a "Souvenir shops" with many Kyoto
2F
Here, on the 2nd floor, we have the “Kamen Rider, Super Sentai History (Exhibit)”, dedicated to the famous Super Sentai characters loved by the children. In addition, we have the new Ninja Climbing ―SHINOBORI―” attraction, allowing you to enjoy some sport climbing, 10-meter tall “3D Maze, The Ninja Fort”, and others.
3F
[Multi-Purpose Hall]
This space is primarily used on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, for super hero shows, such as Super Sentai and Kamen Rider, as well as talk shows, and live shows, etc.
Flim Set Viewing Area
In the TOEI Kyoto Studio Park’s open set, sometimes there might an actual filming session going on. In our Edo town, in particular, the sections are designated to make it easier to recognize the various locations and shops where to film.
Edo Town
Nagayamon
One of the gates inside a samurai residence during the Edo period. It was called, Nagayamon Gate, because both sides of it connected to the buildings with the rooms of the servants. In the present day, it is displayed in the “Shinsengumi” military station.
Small Canal
The two small bridges over the canal, flanked with willow leaves by the side are reflected on the surface of the water, recalling the atmosphere of old Edo downtown.
Port Town
At the time, the city of Edo reached a population of one million and was bigger than London, which had a well-developed canal system and a thriving shipping industry. Large storehouses were also built along the canal. Looking back to that time period, this river bank was recreated as a set.
Nakamuraza Theater
Nakamuraza Theater was one of the three Edo Kabuki theaters founded in 1624. The theater called Kabuki was always being staged and was popular among the Edo people.
Teradaya
In 1862, at the end of the Edo period, the modernist, Satsuma Hanshi was visiting Teradaya to put an end to the Shogun plotting a revolt. They were visited by the Kobu Gattai supporter Shimazu Hisamitsu and his clan, and the confrontation exploded in an incident involving many casualties. This was called the Teradaya incident.
Meiji Street
Meiji Street
The style of the Meiji period revives in this street through its buildings and colorful signboards. Other spots are the Chinchin Train, the Meiji Police Office, and the Rickshaw. You'll find an atmosphere completely different from Edo Town.
Chinchin Train
It reproduces the N train Model, which ran in Kyoto city for the first time in Japan. Take pictures of your children in this popular spot.
Meiji Police Office
Made by imitating the police box stations from the Meiji period. Here are some reproductions of rare items, such as telephones, lanterns and armors.
Rickshaw
Rickshaws were the classic vehicles used during the Meiji period. It is a popular souvenir photo spot.
Attraction Area
It’s not just a period film set! There are many various attractions you can enjoy with your family, from the Ninja Mystery House, the Haunted House a 3D Maze and more!
Ninja Costume Rental Shop
Children can dress up as a ninja at our ninja costume rental shop, where they can enjoy spending the day being a ninja.ew outfit.
