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【By Osaka Castle】 Put on Samurai Armour Inspire with a cutting edge of Sword
【By Osaka Castle】 Put on Samurai Armour Inspire with a cutting edge of Sword
【By Osaka Castle】 Put on Samurai Armour Inspire with a cutting edge of Sword
【By Osaka Castle】 Put on Samurai Armour Inspire with a cutting edge of Sword
【By Osaka Castle】 Put on Samurai Armour Inspire with a cutting edge of Sword
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【By Osaka Castle】 Put on Samurai Armour Inspire with a cutting edge of Sword


Booking confirmed within 1 working day(s)
Duration:1 hour(s) 30 min(s)
Guided language: English / 日本語
Free cancellation 1 day(s) prior to experience date
Please present the e-voucher on-site

  • Highlights -
    Cutting with a samurai sword ➤ Trial Cutting

  • Highlights,2 -
    Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.

Welcome drink service
➤Taste matcha, a traditional Japanese popular beverage.
Quench your thirst with iced green matcha tea during the summer months.

Hakama, dogi and tabi for men, kimono and tabi for women
(Children's version is also available for children over 6 years old)
We also provide a set of essential tools for the samurai to experience the armor.

[5% App discount] Code: APP5OFF , HK: APP15HK

Package Options

Cultural Experiences

Activity timeMorning, Afternoon, Evening
Transportation methodGet there on your own
LocationIndoor
Activity levelBeginner
Experience typeCostume rental
Rental duration2 hours
Outfit typeKimono
Additional service & facilityPhotography service, Luggage Storage
Minimum participant requirement1 traveler
Cultural experience typeNinja/Samurai experience, Japanese instruments, Taiko experience, Traditional culture experience

Product Info

【Location of the meeting (trial)】
The activity lesson is held at Samurai Honor, a one-minute walk from Osaka-jo Koen Station on the JR Osaka Loop Line, which is the entrance to Osaka Castle.
【Meeting time】
You are requested to arrive as much as 30 minutes before your appointment time.
【Activity Time】
90 minutes
Activities,1
In the Warring States Period, only Samurai were allowed to have the "Japanese sword", the most powerful sword in the world. Today, that sword is called the "samurai sword.
➤Try your hand at sword cutting with a real Samurai sword.Experience the world's best cutting performance.
【Preparation】
The Japanese sword is the most effective blade to date and can only be worn by Samurai. First, change into a Samurai costume (dogi and hakama) and become a Samurai.
【Explanation of swords and Samurai manners】
□The relationship between the Samurai and the Japanese sword.
From an early age, he learned how to use a sword and was allowed to wear a serious sword belt at the age of 15. At that time, he becomes aware of his self-respect and the responsibility of carrying a deadly weapon.
The sword is the soul of the samurai and cannot be sold, even if it starves to death.
□Practicing the belt and the samurai's walk
【Practice the basics with the iai practice sword】
□Learn and practice the basic stances of the sword
□Swinging the sword from the stance
□Battou and Nottou
□Iaijutsu
【Trial Slashing】
□Try your hand at sword cutting with a real Japanese sword!
Experience the world's best cutting performance.
□This time, you will try cutting a rolled straw.
Activities,2
Samurai armor not only serves as a tool for protection, but also as a sign of status and prestige.
➤ We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience.
Spear : thrusts
Naginata : to swing and cleave.
Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
【Samurai Armor Experience】
□Samurai wear armor to protect themselves from spears, swords, and bows and arrows when going into battle.
In April 1615, the Tokugawa forces marched on Osaka Castle. The "Osaka Summer Campaign" begins here. You, a member of Toyotomi's side, will wear armor and helmet to participate in the battle. You will be the best soldier in Japan and shoot indoors.
□Photo shooting of samurai in armor fighting style.
【Souvenirs】
Please take home a piece of straw that you cut in a test cut as a souvenir.
【End of Experience】
Dismissal at Samurai Honor

Intro

What You Can Expect

Duration: 1 hour(s) 30 minute(s)

1 Day

  • First, change into a Samurai costume (dogi and hakama) and become a Samurai.
    First, change into a Samurai costume (dogi and hakama) and become a Samurai.
  • -Explanation and practice of the sword and samurai etiquette. Learn how to use a sword and become aware of your self-respect and the responsibility of handling a deadly weapon. Practicing the belt and the samurai’s walk
    -Explanation and practice of the sword and samurai etiquette.
Learn how to use a sword and become aware of your self-respect and the responsibility of handling a deadly weapon.
Practicing the belt and the samurai’s walk
  • -Practice the basics with the Iai practice sword. Learn and practice the basic stance of the sword.
    -Practice the basics with the Iai practice sword.
Learn and practice the basic stance of the sword.
  • Swing the sword from the stance.
    Swing the sword from the stance.
  • -Trial cutting Try your hand at sword cutting with a real Japanese sword.
    -Trial cutting
Try your hand at sword cutting with a real Japanese sword.
  • Experience the world’s best cutting performance
    Experience the world’s best cutting performance
  • -Souvenirs Please take home a piece of straw you cut in the test cutting as a souvenir
    -Souvenirs
Please take home a piece of straw you cut in the test cutting as a souvenir
  • After the sword training, enjoy a memorable photo opportunity in a traditional Japanese setting and keep the straw from your test cutting as a souvenir
    After the sword training, enjoy a memorable photo opportunity in a traditional Japanese setting and keep the straw from your test cutting as a souvenir
  • Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
    Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
  • Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
    Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
  • Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
    Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
  • Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
    Samurai armor is very heavy, so they have their retainers put it on.
  • Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.
    Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.
  • Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.
    Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.
  • Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.
    Before going to war, the Samurai would wear armor and draw their swords to show and inspire their dignity and beauty.
  • We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience. Spear : thrusts Naginata : to swing and cleave. Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
    We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience.
Spear : thrusts
Naginata : to swing and cleave.
Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
  • We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience. Spear : thrusts Naginata : to swing and cleave. Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
    We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience.
Spear : thrusts
Naginata : to swing and cleave.
Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
  • We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience. Spear : thrusts Naginata : to swing and cleave. Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
    We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience.
Spear : thrusts
Naginata : to swing and cleave.
Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
  • We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience. Spear : thrusts Naginata : to swing and cleave. Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
    We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience.
Spear : thrusts
Naginata : to swing and cleave.
Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
  • We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience. Spear : thrusts Naginata : to swing and cleave. Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.
    We may have seen samurai armor, but we rarely had a chance to wear it. A photo was taken with the armor to commemorate the Samurai experience.
Spear : thrusts
Naginata : to swing and cleave.
Gunbai : A fan-shaped tool used to signal the advance or retreat of an army on the battlefield.

Purchase Notice


Clothing and personal belongings
You will change from casual clothes to Iaidogi (Hakama), so you can wear whatever you want.
About Rental Items (FREE)
Dressing of guests when dressing
When you wear hakama for a sword fight, you will sweat and get sweaty easily, so please wear the following clothing.
① His upper body is a long-sleeved undershirt. I ask you to put on a samue.
② The lower part of the body is an easy to move samue.
③ We have tabi socks for your feet.
④ Swim caps are available for the head.
Assistant staff will do things like wearing hakama and armor. You can't wear it alone

Includes/Excludes

  • Bottled water
  • Tips
  • Consumption tax
  • Service charge
  • Tickets
  • Photo Shooting - Send data to designated e-mail address
  • English guide
  • 10% Service charge
  • Material fee
  • Taxes
  • Experience fees
  • Professional coach
  • Clean clothes
  • Personal expenses
  • Accommodation
  • Transportation fare
  • Insurance
  • Hotel transfer
  • Movie Shooting *Paid option
  • Round-trip shuttle

Eligible Users

Notes

  • Children (10 years and older) Adults (70 years and younger)

Reminders

  • time one is supposed to meet

  • Please arrive 30 minutes before your appointment time to change into kimono and prepare for your appointment.

  • Cancellation

  • Cancellations and changes must be notified by e-mail at least 24 hours in advance.

How to Redeem Your Voucher

How to Use Your Voucher

  • Please present the e-voucher on-site

Experience Location

Location Name: SAMURAI HONOR

Address: 日本、〒536-0014 大阪府大阪市城東区鴫野西2丁目3−19 エクセレンス高山 1F

How to Get There
By train 1.1-minute walk from Osaka Business Park Station (Exit 1) on the Osaka Municipal Subway 2.Approx. 2 minutes walk from "Osaka Castle Park" Station on JR Osaka Municipal Subway L 3. Approx. 10 minutes walk from West Exit of Kyobashi Station on JR

Business Hours

Monday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Tuesday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Wednesday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Thursday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Friday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Saturday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Sunday 10:00–21:00 (Last Entry Time: 20:00)

Cancellation Policy

  • Cancellations 1 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
  • Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. How to get to the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience near Osaka Castle?

The Samurai Armour & Sword Experience is conveniently located near Osaka Castle. You can reach the venue efficiently by using the Osaka Metro. Take the Tanimachi Line (purple line) or the Chuo Line (green line) to Tanimachi Yonchome Station (T23/C18). From the station, the experience location is just a short 5-10 minute walk away.

2. What activities are included in the Samurai Armour and Sword Experience?

The experience offers a unique blend of activities including trying on authentic samurai armor, complete with traditional Hakama or Kimono. A highlight is the opportunity to perform a trial cutting session with a real samurai sword under supervision. Guests can also handle traditional weapons like spears and naginatas, and take commemorative photos. A welcome matcha drink is also provided for refreshment.

3. How long does the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience typically last?

The Samurai Armour & Sword Experience generally lasts approximately 60 to 90 minutes. This duration allows participants ample time to wear the samurai armor, receive detailed instructions for the sword cutting activity, engage in the trial cutting, and capture memorable photographs in their samurai attire. The exact timing may vary slightly based on individual participation and group size.

4. Is photography allowed during the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience?

Yes, photography is not only allowed but highly encouraged throughout the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience. Guests are welcome to take as many photos as they wish while dressed in the samurai armor and posing with the swords or other traditional weapons. This allows you to create lasting memories and share your unique cultural immersion.

5. What are the age or participant requirements for the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience?

The Samurai Armour & Sword Experience is designed for participants aged 6 years and older. For younger guests, children's versions of the Hakama, kimono, and tabi are available to ensure a comfortable and authentic fit. There are no specific physical requirements beyond being able to wear the armor and follow instructions for safe handling of the props.

6. How can one book the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience?

Booking the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience can be done conveniently online. Utilizing platforms like KKday allows for a straightforward reservation process, often providing immediate confirmation and the flexibility to choose your preferred date and time. This streamlined booking ensures a hassle-free experience, letting you easily secure your participation in this unique cultural activity.

7. Can guests perform sword cutting with a real samurai sword during the experience?

Yes, a core component of this experience is the opportunity for guests to engage in a trial cutting session using a real samurai sword. Under the careful guidance of instructors, participants will learn basic techniques and perform cuts, gaining firsthand insight into the precision and skill associated with samurai swordsmanship. This highlight truly showcases the formidable cutting performance of these historic weapons.

8. Is the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience available year-round in Osaka?

Yes, the Samurai Armour & Sword Experience is generally available throughout the year in Osaka, offering a consistent cultural attraction regardless of the season. To enhance comfort, especially during warmer periods, a welcome iced green matcha tea is served. The indoor nature of the activity and the provided traditional attire make it suitable for enjoyment in various weather conditions.

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