Cosplay no Yakata

TOUR 4

Cosplay in an Edo Period Reproduction in Sakae Town

  • Outdoor
  • History & Culture
  • Family
Chiba Prefectural Boso no Mura theme park recreates the atmosphere of late-Edo Japan with authentic shops, houses, and other buildings. Enjoy this time-travel even more by dressing up as a samurai, ninja, or lady in kimono. This tour can be customized to fit your interests and budget.

Time Required: 3 hours

Minimum Budget: 1,600 yen

Meeting Time: 9:00 AM (Japan Time）

Guide Language: English

Tour Highlights:

  • Boso no Mura Theme Park

Optional Activities:

  • Cosplay
  • Farmers Restaurant Yume Terrace

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Tour Highlights

  • Boso no Mura Theme Park

    Boso no Mura Theme Park

    Boso no Mura’s authentic Edo Period townscape has been used as a filming location for numerous Japanese period dramas, and it’s also the perfect place for visitors to dress up as ninja, samurai, or other famous characters from Japanese history! Admission is 300 yen.

Optional Activities

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    Cosplay

    The friendly staff at Cosplay no Yakata, located adjacent to Boso no Mura, will happily help you transform into a figure straight out of Japanese history. Reservations for the cosplay are required and can be made by our staff on the day of your visit; when you arrive at the counter please tell us you wish to cosplay, and your preferred costume. We will check with Cosplay no Yakata and let you know if the costume is available in your size. Discounts are available for participants on this Volunteer Guided Tour, with prices starting from 500 yen for children and from 1000 yen for adults. Note: Cosplay costumes unfortunately cannot be worn in bad weather.

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    Farmers Restaurant Yume Terrace

    Surrounded by a panorama of greenery, Yume Terrace uses only the freshest ingredients in its dishes, which vary seasonally. In summer its fresh soft-serve ice cream, straight from nearby Yume Farm, is a big hit. Both indoor and terrace seating is available. Budget approximately 1000 to 1500 yen for a meal.

Seasonal Events

Doramu no Sato Sakura Festival

Doramu no Sato Sakura Festival

Early April

The Sakura Matsuri (festival) is one of Sakae’s biggest annual events, held when the green open space of Doramu no Sato, adjacent to Boso no Mura Prefectural Theme Park, is filled with beautiful pink and white cherry blossoms.

The event typically includes fun activities such as dance, karaoke, folk song performances, and taiko drumming. Refreshments and flea market stalls add to the festive atmosphere.

Boso no Mura Ennichi Festival

Boso no Mura Ennichi Festival

July

This matsuri is held at Boso no Mura Theme Park. During the day there are street performances and a small mikoshi portable shrine carried by children through the streets. After the sun goes down, storytellers entertain young and old with scary tales, and fireworks light up the night. All in all it’s a quintessential small-town summer festival. Wear a yukata to the festival and gain free admission.

Boso no Mura Rice Festival

Boso no Mura Rice Festival

September

Held at Boso no Mura Theme Park, the Sakae Rice Festival is all about celebrating and giving thanks for the autumn harvest. Learn about traditional Japanese farm tools hands-on, and enjoy a full program of street performances and other activities. Festival attendees receive an ear of rice as a free souvenir (while supplies last).

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Terms and Conditions

Narita Airport Transit & Stay Program Terms and Conditions
Revised March 2018

  1. This program is for those who have spare time during a layover at Narita Airport or when staying at a hotel in the Narita area.
  2. Tour participants must be eligible to enter Japan. You will need to go through Immigration and Customs in order to join a tour, and we accept no liability for issues that arise therein.
  3. Please ensure you have sufficient time to participate. Tour participants are solely responsible for their schedule and being on time for their flight. All listed times are approximate, and unforeseen delays can occur due to traffic conditions, weather, unexpected problems or other causes. If you have a flight departing on the day of your tour, please ensure that you return to Narita Airport at least two hours before your scheduled departure time.
  4. All tours are intended to guide non-Japanese travelers who are changing planes at Narita Airport (either domestic or international flights) or who are staying in the Narita area.
  5. Guides are volunteers. They may not necessarily have expert knowledge on the tourist spots you are visiting.
  6. Tours are free of charge; however, participants are responsible for all personal expenses, including transportation costs and entrance fees, during the tour. Tipping the tour guides is not necessary.
  7. Please have Japanese yen with you to cover any costs during the tour.
  8. Due to the limited number of volunteer guides available, there is no guarantee that a Volunteer Guided Tour can be provided to all participants desiring one. In other cases, we may ask that you join a tour with other participants.
  9. Booking a tour does not absolutely guarantee that the requested tour can be given. Unforeseen circumstances, including but not limited to bad weather, may require us to cancel the tour or ask that you participate in a different tour.
  10. All the Volunteer Guided Tours are walking tours. Please let us know in advance if you are pregnant or not feeling well. Participation in the tour should be decided at your own responsibility. Should you feel unwell in any way during the tour, please inform the tour guide immediately.
  11. Participation in a Volunteer Guided Tour is limited to once per day.
  12. Please follow the instructions of the guide during the tour.
  13. If you become separated from the guide during the tour, please check the information map and return to the airport reception desk by the scheduled time. Those who have means to contact the reception desk should let them know as soon as possible.
  14. No matter how late the tour starts, all guided tours must return by 2:00 PM at the latest.
  15. If you have large suitcases or other bulky luggage, please store them in one of Narita Airport’s coin-operated lockers or at a luggage storage counter at your expense.
  16. Please note that we may take photos during the tour for use in promotional material or posting to our Facebook page or other social media. If you do not wish to appear in any photos, please let us know before leaving on your tour.
  17. You are free to do shopping during guided tours. However, please be mindful of the restrictions on liquids, aerosols and gels (LAGs) of over 100 ml in carry-on luggage, and restrictions on bringing agricultural produce into another country. Be sure to keep these things in mind when making purchases, as you are responsible for all purchased items. Weight limits for items that can be carried with you onto the aircraft may differ from airline to airline. An excess baggage fee may be levied if the weight limit is exceeded, so make sure to check with your airline for details.
  18. Narita International Airport Corporation and Narita Airport Transit & Stay Program shall not be responsible or liable for any misunderstandings, accidents, damages, bodily harm or costs incurred for any reason, directly or indirectly, while participating on a Volunteer Guided Tour or Self-Guided Tour with this program, regardless of whether the rules outlined in these Terms and Conditions are followed.