Tours & tickets

Toei Kyoto Studio Park

**Voucher Validity: 3 months from the date of purchase.** Toei Kyoto Studio Park was established in 1975 as a theme park where visitors can experience Japanese historical dramas (Jidaigeki films) through outdoor sets, events, and attractions for the first time in Japan. We have served over 65 million customers. Observe the filming of Japanese TV and Movies! You can observe Japanese historical dramas (Jidaigeki films) filmed in TOEI Kyoto Studio Park. The outdoor sets rebuild a street of the Edo period. You can enjoy the atmosphere of ancient Japan by walking on Cinema Road, where an old Kyoto town is well recreated. You may also have a chance to see actual TV and movie shooting. Enjoy the world of Jidaigeki, the Japanese historical drama! You can transform yourself into a samurai or ninja of the Edo period by wearing movie costumes and makeup (at the studio of historical drama costumes [charged]). Enjoy taking pictures with old Kyoto as the background and walking in the studio park while dressed up! There are various entertainment attractions for kids and character fans! Super Sentai and Kamen Rider are TOEI’s two major hero series. At "Super Sentai × Kamen Rider Hero Land" in the Padios area, you can experience the world of all the past Kamen Riders produced by TOEI. You can also enjoy the exhibition of Super Sentai and Pretty Cure. And character events are held on weekends. The exciting character shows are very popular with children.

Ride the scenic Sagano Train and visit the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, slip into the Edo Period and interact with ninja and samurai at Uzumasa Eigamura, explore the ancient UNESCO World Heritage site Shimogamo Shrine, and walk along the Meiji era aqueduct and tree-lined incline of Nanzenji. Board the Sagano Romantic Train and take in the beautiful scenery of the Hozugawa River Valley. After arriving in Arashiyama, stop for a quick photo op in the Sagano Bamboo Forest before heading to Uzumasa Eigamura. Be transported through history at Toei Uzumasa Eigamura, a theme park modeled after Edo period Japan. Boasting ninja shows and wandering samurai, this immersive experience will make you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Edo period. If selected, enjoy lunch here (sukiyaki rice bowl). Enter the ancient grounds of UNESCO World Heritage Site Shimogamo Shrine, whose excavations date back to as far as 2,000 years ago. This Shinto shrine, shrouded away in the verdant Tadasu no Mori forest, is known as a place rich in nature that helps to ward off bad luck and danger and bring good fortune in marriage. The temple grounds of Nanzenji will show you two phases of Japanese history – the Entrance Gate and Main Hall, built in the mid 13th century, and a large brick aqueduct and waterway, built during the Meiji period as part of the Lake Biwa Canal. Pass the roaring waters of the Lake Biwa Dam before heading down the Keage Incline, lined with trees that bloom pink in the spring and show vibrant oranges, reds, and yellows in the fall. For the winter course, instead of the Sagano Romantic Train and Arashiyama, enjoy sightseeing at Yokoku-ji (Yanagidani Kannon), a temple famous for its 11-headed statue of Kannon and frozen floral scenery. While Nanzenji is beautiful in the fall and spring, the magical wintry scenery of the ancient Kifune Shrine is unbeatable. We'll visit Kifune Shrine instead of Nanzenji.