Easily go to Iga Ueno with “Iga Liner”!

A day trip bus tour that runs from one person every day, taking you from the Nagoya Meitetsu Bus Center to Iga Ueno!

After arriving at Uenoshi Station by highway bus, redeem the coupon at the Iga Uenoshi Tourism Association in the Danjiri Museum.
( Click here for access to the Iga Ueno Tourism Association in the Danjiri Museum)

The Iga-ryu Ninja Museum is a relocation of Iga’s Dogo mansion in Ueno Park, and although it looks like an ordinary thatched-roof farmhouse, there are defensive gimmicks around the mansion and donden returns inside the mansion. It’s a ninja mansion with gimmick doors and hidden things!

At the Ninja Folklore Museum, you can learn about the history of ninja by displaying real ninja equipment.

In addition, you can experience shuriken at the Ninjutsu Experience Center (plan B includes the fee). If you experience it in a ninja costume, you may feel like a real ninja !?

A ninja show is also held at the museum, which is also popular (additional 300 yen is required. Please confirm the date)

Haiseiden is located in the same Ueno Park as the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum (free admission). It is enshrined (Basho-za statue is open to the public only on October 12th of Basho Festival)

Iga Ueno Castle is a beautiful castle also known as “Hakuho Castle”, and the stone wall of Uchibori was built by Todo Takatora and is said to be the tallest in Japan with a height of about 30 meters.

In Ueno Park, there are many famous places and historic sites such as Ueno Castle, Haiseiden, and Ninja Mansion, and the atmosphere of history is rich in taste. One of the attractions is that you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons.
It is a food-walking ticket that can be exchanged for ” Katayaki ” and ” Apprentice Yokan ” at 12 stores in Iga Ueno. Two tickets are included, and you can enjoy sweets, pickles, and tasting of local sake.

” Katayaki ” was called Ninja and was an emergency food for Iga Ninja. It is said to be the hardest rice cracker in Japan, and is a famous confectionery that represents simple Iga with a moderate sweetness and fragrant aroma. There are two shops that sell this katayaki among the shops that can be redeemed with a food walk ticket. It may be fun to try and compare each one.

” Decchi Yokan ” is a traditional confectionery that has been popular in the Iga region for a long time. It is less sweet than water yokan and is a soft yokan that you can eat without chewing. There are various theories about the origin of the name of the apprentice yokan, but after the apprentice made the kneaded yokan in the Edo period, the apprentice mixed water with the yokan left in the pot and liked to eat something like water yokan. It is said that it came to be called “Apprentice Yokan”.