Toei Kyoto Studio Park Ticket

Step back in time at Kyoto's premier historical theme park, Uzumasa Movie Village, and experience the Edo period firsthand.

Wander through streets lined with traditional Edo-era architecture, feeling as though you've traveled to the past. The realistic sets, used by actual film crews, combined with a variety of engaging activities, ensure there's never a dull moment. During the day, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of a working film set, and during the night season, enjoy the magical ambiance of the summer night festival illuminated by dazzling lights.

Immerse yourself in the splendor of Edo-era streets for a truly unique day only at Uzumasa.

Experience a Living Film Set and Exciting Activities

Explore the authentic sets where period dramas are filmed and feel the dynamic energy of the live production environment. From participatory activities like the ninja maze escape to the immersive experience of dressing up in exquisite Edo-period traditional costumes, there's deep enjoyment to be found.

Option Tickets Tailored to Your Preferences

Choose from a range of tickets, including a 1-day general admission, a summer night festival ticket to enjoy the evening's charm, or a combo package that includes a Kyoto bus ticket for convenient travel within the city. Select the optimal ticket that fits your schedule and itinerary to complete a more efficient and fulfilling Kyoto trip.

The Edo Period Open-Air Set

This is the main set, featuring meticulously recreated Edo-period residences, streets, and bridges. On days when filming is in progress, you might be lucky enough to witness actors and staff at work. It's also a prime photo spot where any shot is sure to be memorable.

Kyoto Yokai Festival 2026 (Seasonal Limited)

This special event space, available during specific seasons, allows you to experience unique themed events with exclusive limited-edition merchandise in a mystical atmosphere.

"A quintessential Kyoto theme park where you can time-travel to the Edo period by walking through an actual film set."