A layover at Narita Airport is the perfect opportunity to become a ninja! Let's explore the well-preserved 200-year-old Samurai residences, located just a 30-minute away on the Keisei line. While we are not professional ninjas ourselves, we will help you putting on your costumes in a room at the Sakura Millennium Center and capture amazing photos at all the best spots. Our three-hour exploration includes tea-time, where you can enjoy delicious wagashi with either a bowl of matcha or green tea.
Our tour is conditional on the changing rooms at the Sakura Millennium Center being available. If they are not, we will regrettably have to cancel.
Go to the ticket gate (2nd floor) of Keisei Sakura Station and look for a guide holding a welcome board with your name on it.
You will get dressed in your ninja costumes in a room at the Millennium Center, conveniently located near Keisei Sakura station. While we are not professional ninjas ourselves, we will help you put on your ninja costumes and taking amazing photos at all the best spots. Now that you’re all true ninjas, LET’S GO!!
In a 7-minute bus ride, you can visit Makata Shrine where you will experience purifying your hands, getting a Fortune slip (Omikuji), and more. You can take an optional bus from Keisei Sakura Station to the Sakura Museum bus stop. It costs 200 yen.
In a 5-minute walk, you can visit three 200-year-old Samurai residences. You can enter two of them. Taking pictures inside is permitted. Let’s imagine what life was like for a samurai during the Edo period (1603-1868)!
Just a 1-minute walk away, you can find a tranquil lane running through a bamboo forest which has remained almost unchanged since the Edo period. Let’s walk along the beautiful lane, which samurai may have used 200 years ago to travel to and from Sakura castle. It’s a great spot to take many beautiful photos!
In several minute walk, you can visit a Japanese confectionery, Kimuraya Zorokumochi Honpo, 222-1 Shinmachi, Sakura Chiba prefecture, located near the Sakura Museum. You will select your Wagashi to enjoy with either matcha or green tea at the shop or at the Millennium Center. You won’t be visiting the Sakura Museum.
In a 7-minute bus ride, you can return to the Millennium Center, where you will change your clothes. You can enjoy Wagashi with Matcha if you haven’t drunk tea at the Japanese confectionery.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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