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Nightlife
Golden Gai Night Walk
Wander the maze of tiny bars in Golden Gai after dark and soak up the nostalgic, story-filled atmosphere of postwar Shinjuku with a guide by your side.
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Thank you 30,000 visitors
★ Top Rated in Shinjuku ★
Every weekday
2 shows
per day
3:00 PM – 4:20 PM
6:00 PM – 7:20 PM
80 minutes
Doors open 20 minutes before showtime.
Price per adult
¥7,000
Best Rate Guarantee
¥6,500
Ages 7 and up · children 6 & under free
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Guests
Ages 7+ at ¥6,500 each · children 6 & under free
Total (best rate)
¥13,000
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CONTENTS
Color, fire and live drums collide on one stage.
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舞踊Traditional Dance
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Kabuki Hayashikata · Director
Denjiro Tanaka VII
田中 傳次郎 — 歌舞伎囃子方
A kabuki musician born in 1977 who first appeared on stage at the age of three. His direction weaves authentic kabuki rhythm through every scene of the show.
Japan Ninja Council
The world's only official ninja-culture promotion body of local governments, universities and tourism associations — our producer.
The 80-Minute Journey
WHAT TO EXPECT
This 80-minute Tokyo ninja show unfolds as one continuous ride through Japanese stage culture in the heart of Kabukicho. It opens with live wadaiko taiko drums that shake the room, moves into kabuki-style sword fights and traditional dance, then invites you into a hands-on ninja experience — before the whole cast pulls the audience into the finale. No prior knowledge and no Japanese needed: the show is built to be felt, not just watched.
STEP 01
Wadaiko Taiko Overture
The night begins with thundering Japanese taiko drums performed live, setting the pulse for everything that follows.
STEP 02
Kabuki Sword Fight & Dance
Kabuki-inspired sword fights (tate) and Japanese dance collide on stage in a fast, cinematic display of choreography.
STEP 03
Hands-On Ninja Experience
You step in yourself — a participatory ninja experience with shuriken and real stage combat, guided by the performers.
STEP 04
Finale & Photo Time
The show closes with the whole cast, then a keepsake photo with the boss ninja in bold kumadori kabuki makeup.
Before / After the Show
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Shrines & Alleys
Ninja Walk
A guided stroll through the hidden shrines, historic alleys and local spots of deep Shinjuku — the perfect way to see the city like a true insider.
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E-Scooter
Ninja Go Ride
Explore every corner of Shinjuku on an electric kick scooter — no license required. A fun, effortless way to cover more ground, day or night.
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Craft
Hanko Shopping Walk
Carve your own personal hanko seal at a local workshop — a one-of-a-kind Japanese keepsake — on a relaxed shopping walk through Shinjuku.
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Community
Shinjuku Nichome
Wander Shinjuku Nichome, Tokyo's biggest LGBTQ district, and soak up the colourful, welcoming energy of its streets and tiny bars with a local guide.
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Where tradition meets
the Tokyo night
WATCH THE SHOW
See it in motion
SCENES
Moments from an unforgettable night of ninja and kabuki.
REVIEW
4.8· 3,996 reviews
"If you have a chance to visit Shinjuku, definitely check it out! A ninja show that combines traditional culture and modern technology near Kabukicho… What I really liked was not just watching but being able to experience throwing shuriken."
4.7· 497 reviews
"Must experience if you are interested about Ninja. One of the best experiences I have got about Ninja and their brief history. One feels the liveliness in their performance as the actors perform not just on stage but also around viewers."
ACCESS
WARP SHINJUKU
B1F, 1-21-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0021, Japan
Right next to the Godzilla Head.
- ◆ 8 min walk from JR Shinjuku Station (East Exit)
- ◆ 5 min walk from Seibu-Shinjuku Station (Main Entrance)
How to get here · from JR Shinjuku Station (8 min walk)
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Leave JR Shinjuku Station from the East Exit.
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Cross Yasukuni-dori and enter Kabukicho through the red Ichibangai gate.
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Head for the Godzilla Head (Shinjuku Toho Bldg) — a can't-miss landmark.
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Right beside it is WARP SHINJUKU — take the stairs to B1F. You've arrived.
Also 5 min from Seibu-Shinjuku Station (Main Entrance). Look for the Godzilla Head — we're right next to it.
One of the Best Things to Do in Shinjuku
PERFECT FOR
Looking for family-friendly things to do in Shinjuku, or a rainy day Tokyo activity that still feels special? This indoor ninja show works for almost everyone. It's a fixture on many travellers' list of things to do in Shinjuku — easy for first-time visitors to Japan, comfortable for those worried about the language barrier, and flexible for group and inbound bookings. Whoever you're travelling with, there's a seat here for you.
Families
Family-friendly Tokyo — kids under 6 are free.
Couples
A memorable date night in the heart of Tokyo.
Overseas Visitors
An English-friendly window into Japanese culture.
Rainy Days
A fully indoor rainy day Tokyo activity.
Groups & Inbound
Group booking and inbound tours welcome.
Worried About Language?
Largely non-verbal — no Japanese required.
Location
IN THE HEART
OF SHINJUKU
We're right in the middle of Kabukicho, just steps from the famous Godzilla Head and an 8-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. That puts some of the city's best-known Kabukicho attractions on your doorstep: pair the show with a stroll through the lantern-lit alleys of Golden Gai, the greenery of Shinjuku Gyoen, or the free observation deck at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. It's an easy add-on to any Shinjuku day or night out.
Godzilla Head
Right next door — the Shinjuku Toho landmark.
Golden Gai
Tiny bars and nightlife, a short walk away.
Shinjuku Gyoen
A vast garden for a calmer daytime pairing.
Tokyo Metro Gov't Bldg
Free observation decks near Shinjuku Station.
Everything you'd want to know
before you visit
How can I purchase tickets?＋
Tickets can be purchased on this website with a credit or debit card, via a major travel booking platform, or on-site by cash or card. Booking directly online gets you the best rate.
Can I buy tickets on the day of the show?＋
Yes, walk-in purchases are possible, but advance booking is recommended as shows may sell out.
Is the show enjoyable if I don't speak Japanese?＋
Absolutely. The show is largely non-verbal and English-speaking staff are on hand, so there's no language barrier.
How long is the show?＋
Each performance runs about 80 minutes, including the show, a hands-on sword-fighting experience and interaction with the performers.
Is it suitable for children and families?＋
Yes — it's very family-friendly and popular with kids. Guests aged 7 and up pay the standard price, and children 6 and under enter free.
What time should I arrive?＋
Doors open 20 minutes before showtime. Please arrive before doors open so you can be seated in time for the start.
Is there a dress code?＋
No dress code — come as you are. All seats are non-smoking.
Peace of Mind
GOOD TO KNOW
Booking an English ninja show in Tokyo shouldn't be stressful. English-speaking staff are on hand, the performance itself is largely non-verbal, and everyday details — payment, drinks, connectivity — are all sorted so you can just enjoy the night.
English-friendly & English-speaking staff＋
The show is largely non-verbal and English-speaking staff are on hand, so there's no language barrier for overseas guests.
Credit cards accepted＋
Pay by credit or debit card online or on-site; cash is also welcome at the venue.
Bar on-site & free Wi-Fi＋
A bar is available for drinks before the show, and free Wi-Fi keeps you connected inside the venue.
Non-smoking & same-day tickets＋
All seats are non-smoking. Same-day walk-in tickets may be available, though advance booking is recommended as shows can sell out.
