Nikko Edomura (Edo Wonderland) is a history amusement park reproducing Japanese town life amid the Edo Period (1603-1868). The recreation center is truly a residential community assembled in Edo style structural planning and populated by townspeople in period ensemble, and has been utilized as the setting for period television dramatizations. Park visitors have the chance to take on the appearance of well (ensembles can be leased for a charge) and visit the town's truly based shops and exhibition halls, take an interest in amusements and see live shows and theater.
There are different shops and eateries around Edo Wonderland, the greater part of which offer keepsakes, for example, teapots, woodblock prints and toy weapons. Different shops notwithstanding, for example, the Blacksmith and Armor Repair Shop, are imitation storefronts that show how period specialists functioned. Furthermore, there are two wax exhibition halls, Kodenmacho Jail House and Kira-Kozukenosuke Residence which indicate frightful scenes of jail life, torment, fight and retribution.
