Samurai Experience

Suit up in a traditional samurai attire and learn the art of swordsmanship in a 60-minute experience.

Embrace the spirit of the samurai as you don the kimono and hakama, and learn to wield the sword under expert guidance.

Experience the thrill of Chanbara performance, defeating a villain to the rhythm of traditional Japanese music, a blend of history and entertainment.

Did you know? Samurais were not just warriors, they were also poets and philosophers, emphasizing honor, loyalty, and self-discipline.

Imagine being a samurai for a day! Wear real samurai attire and learn how to handle a Japanese sword with this 90-min sword cutting experience.

Test your skills by cutting 2 Tatami mats with a real katana under the guidance of a sword master.

Learn the history and techniques of tameshigiri, the Japanese art of test cutting popularized in the Edo Period.

Wear a traditional Hakama and pose with swords in front of samurai-themed backgrounds.

Did you know? Samurais were not only warriors but also poets and artists, often practicing calligraphy and writing poetry as part of their discipline and spiritual training.

Immerse yourself in a modern cultural artform with tickets to a one-hour cabaret performance in Tokyo.

Watch dancers perform short folk tales in colorful kimonos, elaborate lion costumers, and even re-enact samurai sword fights on stage!

Relish a complimentary drink of your choice as you watch the performance.

Upgrade your ticket and opt for front row seats to get the best views in the house.

Fun fact: The cabaret show you will watch in Tokyo had three incarnations, with the first one being performed at a dinner theatre in Roppongi.

Uncover the rich heritage of Japan’s warriors at the Samurai Ninja Museum, exploring authentic samurai armor, swords, and legendary ninja tools.

Skip the lines and dive into ninja lore by testing your skills with shuriken throwing and star-throwing competitions in a hands-on experience.

Soar 350 meters above Tokyo from the Skytree’s Tembo Deck, where breathtaking views stretch to Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Tower, and beyond.

Upgrade to the Tembo Galleria’s skywalk, an exhilarating journey 450 meters above the city, offering thrilling 360-degree panoramic views.

Fun fact: The Tokyo Skytree stands at 634 meters, with its height paying homage to the old name of Tokyo: "Musashi," which sounds like 634 in Japanese!