Historical Village Azuchi Momoyama Bunkamura, also known as Edo Wonderland in the city of Ise, talks about life in Japan during the Azuchi-Momoyama period, when the country was ruled by the samurai. This period lasted 30 years - from 1573 to 1603, but at that time the rulers of Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi pursued a policy of association of Japanese land and succeeded.

The name of the period consists of the names of the rulers of these two castles - Azuchi who built Nobunaga and Momoyama, built on the orders of Hideyoshi. A replica of the castle of Azuchi of 1: 1 was created on the territory of the historic village. Oda Nobunaga built the castle in 1579 as a symbol of the unity of the country. The implication was that the castle will fall under the protection of the common people of the village, situated around a market near the walls of the castle was to serve the development of trade due to the tax cuts. The interior of the castle were decorated with gold leaf, black and red lacquer carvings and drawings. Despite the fact that the castle was well fortified and served as important ideological, religious and political problems, he was captured and destroyed in just three years, in 1582, and its reconstruction took place only at the end of the XX century.

Theme Park is a small town situated around the castle. On its territory you can find the temple, shops, museum and labyrinth Ninja Ninja, the house with ghosts, a unique 3D-theater. Park staff dressed in historical costumes of the 16th century, such as apparel Visitors can rent and photographed them. In the area of ​​rides guests are invited to check their accuracy and agility in dealing with certain types of conventional weapons - bows, blowguns and throwing knives. The park held costume parades and shows with the participation of the beautiful geisha, elusive ninja warrior and brave samurai.