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Ninja Akasaka

忍者赤坂

Nagatacho · near Akasaka-mitsuke Station; Akasaka Tokyu Plaza 1F

An upscale ninja-themed restaurant (reopened December 2023) styled as a shadowy ninja village with stone huts, waterfalls and ponds. Ninja-costumed waiters guide guests in, and a magician performs fire-and-knife tricks tableside during a multi-course meal with ninja-styled dishes.

Why children love it: The theatrical ninja-village setting, costumed waiters with a comic entrance, and a close-up magic show make dinner an experience.

Honest drawbacks: Expensive prix-fixe dining (roughly ¥8,800-¥19,800 per person) aimed at a dinner crowd; a real sit-down meal rather than an activity, and reservations book up far ahead.

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Best for
Primary (5–11), Teens (12–17)
Time to allow
1.5h
Opening hours
Mon-Sat 17:00-23:30 (last entry 22:00); Sun/holidays until 23:30 (last entry 21:45)
Price
Multi-course menus roughly ¥8,800-¥19,800 per person
Booking
Reserve ahead
English
★★★★
Indoor / weather
indoor · rainy-day ok
Confidence
Well-corroborated

Getting there: Area: Nagatacho / Akasaka, Chiyoda.

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