Ninja village.

 Apparently there are several villages or houses of ninjas ninjas as tourist attractions in Japan, and one to which we were in the city of Kouka. On the walls of the nearest station isa optical illusion paintings and floor tiles are arranged in the shape of a shuriken (ninjastar), one of the weapons of the ninja.

 

It is said that all the people of this village are descendants of ninjas, and one of them whoare hardworking ninja in the village, we came to pick up the station to take us to the village.He told us that many visitors come from abroad. Often, they receive coverage from the media such as television or magazines.

Within the village you can rent a ninja costume, visiting a real ninja house, try some of theabilities or skills that should have a ninja or ninja enjoy watching a show.



The village is provided with a botanical garden where you can find some medicinal plantswhich are worth the ninjas to make their potions, and has a place where you can throw a real shuriken. It has a sanctuary where they commemorate the ninjas who were killed, a small museum where you can see all the weapons they used, and a shop where you can buy some items used by the ninjas, such as swords, shuriken or ninja costumes .