Access

Iga and Koka are located surprisingly close to the major cities of Kyoto, Osaka, and Nagoya. Leave the urban hustle and reach the depths of history in just 60-90 minutes.

Iga City, Mie

Iga Ninja Museum

This comprehensive museum features an authentic thatched-roof ninja residence, a ninjutsu experience hall, and historical exhibits. Highlights include guided tours by Ninja and thrilling action shows performed with real ninja tools.

10 minutes walk from Iga Railway, Uenoshi Station

Open in Google Maps
Koka City, Shiga

Kokaryu Real Ninja Museum

Located within the "Shinobi-no-Sato Plala" complex, this facility offers a deep dive into the authentic history of the Koka Ninja. Explore the "Real" world of the shinobi through high-definition digital displays, historical artifacts, and immersive exhibits that reveal the true identity of these legendary figures beyond the myths.

20 minutes walk or 5 minutes taxi ride from
JR Kusatsu Line, Kōnan Station

Open in Google Maps

From Kyoto

Kyoto Station is a major gateway to the Iga and Koka regions. While trains are available, we recommend a private chauffeur service for those traveling with heavy luggage or seeking a seamless, door-to-door experience.

To Iga Ninja Museum

To Koka
Real Ninja House
From Osaka

From Kansai International Airport (KIX), the most common route is to first head to central Osaka or Kyoto Station. From there, you can easily access the ninja regions via express train or private car.

To Iga Ninja Museum

To Koka
Real Ninja House
From Nagoya

From Nagoya, you can easily reach the area via JR or Kintetsu lines. For a direct journey without transfers, the highway express bus from Nagoya Station to Iga-Ueno is also a convenient option.

To Iga Ninja Museum

To Koka
Real Ninja House
From Tokyo

Take the Tokaido Shinkansen "Nozomi" to Kyoto Station (approx. 2 hours 15 mins). From there, follow the "From Kyoto" route for the most efficient journey.

To Iga Ninja Museum

To Koka
Real Ninja House