What's Included
- Entry to TOEI Kyoto Studio Park
- Access to film sets, live shows, and performances
TOEI Kyoto Studio Park is the only theme park in Japan where you can observe the filming of period dramas, known as jidaigeki films. Walk freely around the TOEI Kyoto Studio film set, depicting a street from the Edo period, used to shoot more than 200 films per year. Train to become a samurai, take a guided tour of the village, watch shows, or visit the village fortune teller. You can even view the 15-meter statue of the EVA-01 from the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime.
Step into Japan’s cinematic past with immersive sets, live shows, and anime worlds.
Arrive at TOEI Kyoto Studio Park and present your ticket at the entrance for validation before heading inside to explore at your own pace.
TOEI Kyoto Studio Park
A one-of-a-kind theme park where you can explore real film sets and discover the world of Japanese period dramas.
Features
Walk through a detailed Edo-period street set used in over 200 film shoots each year.
Experience live ninja shows and performances that bring historic storytelling to life.
Dress up as a samurai, geisha, or other characters for a fun, immersive experience.
Visit the Cinema Culture Museum showcasing artifacts from legends like Akira Kurosawa.
Explore themed zones featuring popular anime like Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Sailor Moon.
Admission tickets allow entry from 10am; night tickets from 5pm
Arrive at least one hour before closing time at 9pm
After 5pm, the Studio Entrance near JR Uzumasa Station is closed
Some areas are restricted after 5pm; check timings in advance
Attractions inside the park may require additional fees
The park may close during severe weather warnings in Kyoto areas
TOEI Kyoto Studio Park is the only theme park in Japan where you can observe the filming of period dramas, known as jidaigeki films. Walk freely around the TOEI Kyoto Studio film set, depicting a street from the Edo period, used to shoot more than 200 films per year. Train to become a samurai, take a guided tour of the village, watch shows, or visit the village fortune teller. You can even view the 15-meter statue of the EVA-01 from the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime.