Iga-ryu Ninja Museum

Super place and the best part was the performance of the ninjas, they were amazingly funny and their expressions were so good. The place covers a lot of history and detailed information. The house has lots of hidden doors and spy places. So good

It was very cool seeing all the ninja secrets in the house. The museum had great artifacts and information. It's totally worth taking the time off the beaten path to go see this. Get there early. The ninja show stops at like 2:30. While you're here, go up and see the castle. It had more samurai armor than anywhere I've seen in Japan. They also had more ninja weapons. Over all the ninja museum staff was super nice enough to pose a picture for me even after closing time. I got there so late. So skip going to the top of Inari Shrine(Get your photo) and go here instead!

Small informative museum/entertainment location. Paid for the entry and to throw some ninja metal stars. They do some ninja performance/show and Inform you in Japanese about each of the fighting tools and demonstrate their use. Enjoyed the entertainment as we drove east from Osaka exploring the countryside.

When coming to Japan you will have to visit the Ninjas. Since I was a kid I could only dream of coming to Japan and learning from the ninjas and now that dream has come true. Visiting the city of Iga is far but worth the trip. I learned so much more about ninjas and how they lived and unique ways they held and hid weapons. They also have English translation for each display so you can read about the artifacts. They have a ninja show which is good for the family they do let you throw darts after the show which is cool.

Interesting museum to learn about Iga ninja. Exhibits, videos and demonstrations provide insights into the forgotten era. Enhanced experience as we get to walk into a real ninja house. The staff are passionate in demonstrating the various tricks used in ancient times. We thoroughly enjoy our short visit.