Togakushi Ninja Museum・Ninja Trick Mansion

After you come off of the bus from Nagano Station, cross the road immediately and climb the stairs, that's the museum location. It's absolutely a bargain, the ticket price compared to the experience that we had together as a family with young children. The highlights were definitely the ninja house, where you have to solve your way out, and also the ¥200 for 7 times throwing shuriken. You will even get a notepad for stamps if you hit it 5 times. The obstacles such as balancing beams and ropes were also fun and exhausting at the same time. Definitely a must if you have teenagers and children in your group. I recommend skipping the artifacts, the building was smelly.

Worth the cost of bus ride up there from nagano station, ninja house a def must especially for us big kids, then the walk through the cedar forest, but if your going to do the walk grab bus to ninja village then walk to shrine then down hill from there if your going to do that then def go early as and def buy a bear bell

The escape room is very challenging. funny after seeing so many people walking out of the emergency exit and walk bare foot back to the main entrance

Interesting museum full of old ninja tools. The ninja house is the most exciting part of this museum. So you enter this house and you have to find the exit just like how the ninjas were trained to find values and hidden doors (similar to an escape room experience). Another fun part was the shuriken throw, for ¥700 you get 7 shuriken and you have to hit the target. This was a fun place to visit and I'd definitely go back!

This place is simple but fun. It’s worth the trip. The folk museum has some interesting pieces of life during the Meiji era. The Ninja museum has a lot of cool weapons on display. The best part is the Ninja house. My family had so much fun trying to figure out how to get out. I won’t give anything away, but it was so much fun, and interesting. There’s also some Ninja training equipment for kids to try. The bridge was pretty fun. You can also try your luck at throwing stars. If you hit the target 5 out of 7 times, you get a prize. It’s a very nice prize. It’s not a plastic toy like at the other Ninja park. It’s a very nice ninja fan. My family tried the stars, and I was the only one to get 5 hits. It was so much fun, that before we left, we tried again. I won another fan. Lol The staff is friendly and kind. It’s not expensive to get in. It’s so Wittgenstein the trip.

Lots of fun. The trick house is the best and also throwing ninja stars was lots of fun. You get a prize as well

Very nice! A museum with ninja history (no english translation). A surprise tower. And the most fun expeirence was the ninja house with a maze! Lastly ninja school to practice throwing shuriken. We enjoyed it so much (all adults). It is a must see!

I came here to have just a coffee and was surprised by the atmosphere of this place (they will give you a special admission card at the entrance if you are only coming for the coffee house). Coffee was great too, and the coffee house was a lovely traditional japanese house.