Frequently Asked Questions
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Access (1)
How do I get there?
About 10 minutes' walk from Uenoshi Station on the Iga Railway Iga Line, within Ueno Park (the Iga Ueno Castle site). By car it is about 10 minutes from Ueno IC on the Meihan National Road. It can be combined with other attractions nearby.
イベント・ショー (1)
When is the ninja demonstration show held?
The ninja demonstration show by the Iga Ninja Special Corps Ashura is held regularly in the ninjutsu square. It is a powerful show using real weapons. Please see the official website for the schedule (charged separately).
Shopping (1)
Can I buy souvenirs?
The shop sells original ninja goods, shuriken and other ninja-related items, including products available only here.
For families (1)
Is it enjoyable for children?
Yes, it suits all ages. The tricks in the ninja house and the shuriken throwing are especially popular with children, and you can also dress up in ninja costume for photographs.
Experiences (1)
Can I try throwing shuriken?
Yes, using iron shuriken. No admission ticket is needed (300 yen for six throws). You learn the real ninja technique, in which the shuriken is struck rather than thrown.
Nearby information (1)
Can I visit Iga Ueno Castle at the same time?
The museum is within the Iga Ueno Castle site (Ueno Park), so it is convenient to combine a visit with the castle and a walk round the old castle town. Iga City has many other sites connected with the ninja.
Exhibits (1)
What is on display?
The Ninjutsu Experience Hall displays real shuriken, ninja tools, weapons and valuable old documents, the finest collection of ninjutsu material in the world. The Ninja Tradition Hall presents ninja techniques that can still be applied today. There is also plenty of film material for learning about ninja history in depth.
Exhibits / Experiences (1)
What tricks does the ninja house have?
The ninja house, a relocated late-Edo period country manor, has many reconstructed devices actually used by ninja, such as revolving walls and hidden sword compartments. On weekdays ninja staff explain how they work, and at weekends and on public holidays you can try them yourself.
Time needed (1)
How long should I allow?
Allow about 2-3 hours to see the ninja house, the Ninjutsu Experience Hall and the Ninja Tradition Hall and watch the demonstration show. Adding shuriken throwing, about half a day gives you time to enjoy it all.
Prices (1)
How much is admission?
As a guide, 800 yen for adults (high school students and above) and 500 yen for elementary and junior high school students. The ninja demonstration show is charged separately (around 800 yen), and shuriken throwing costs 300 yen for six throws without admission. Discounts for visitors with disabilities are also available. Please see the official website for details.
Other (6)
Is there parking?
Parking is available. Please check the official information for details.
How do I get there?
About 10 minutes' walk from Uenoshi Station on the Iga Railway Iga Line (within Ueno Park). About 10 minutes by car from Ueno IC on the Meihan National Road.
How much is admission?
Admission: adults (high school students and above) 800 yen, elementary and junior high school students 500 yen. The ninja demonstration show is charged separately (around 800 yen). The shuriken throwing session costs 300 yen and does not require admission.
What is the address?
117 Ueno Marunouchi, Iga City, Mie Prefecture
When is it closed?
Open all year round (with occasional temporary closures; please check the official website).
What are the opening hours?
9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30)