¥4,000 for a visitor from abroad · ¥2,500 more than locals

What you pay · Oct 17, 2026

As a visitor from abroad you pay ¥2,500 more than the cheapest resident price at 3 of 3 place(s) with dual pricing in force on 2026-10-17 (you pay ¥4,000; residents from ¥1,500).

• Himeji Castle 姫路城

  Dual pricing in force

  You: ¥2,500 (Everyone else 18+ (tourists and all other Japan residents))

  Himeji City residents (18+): ¥1,000 · Everyone else 18+ (tourists and all other Japan residents): ¥2,500

  Admission, age 18+. Since 2026-03-01. Proof: Residents verify with a My Number card when buying a digital ticket, or show a My Number card, driver's license or other official ID at the ticket booth.

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• Odawara Castle keep 小田原城天守閣

  Dual pricing in force

  You: ¥1,000 (Everyone else (incl. visitors from abroad and from other parts of Japan))

  Odawara City residents: ¥500 · Everyone else (incl. visitors from abroad and from other parts of Japan): ¥1,000

  Castle keep (天守閣), adult (ticket includes SAMURAI-kan). Since 2026-03-01. Proof: Address proof for Odawara residents.

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• Nanzoin Temple (Reclining Buddha) 南蔵院

  Dual pricing in force

  You: ¥500 (Visitors from abroad)

  People living in Japan (Japanese and residence-permit holders): ¥0 · Visitors from abroad: ¥500

  Visit fee per person. Since 2025-05-01. Proof: Documents showing residence in Japan (or age) may be requested.

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Japanese dual pricing is almost always based on where you are registered as living (municipality, prefecture or Japan), not nationality. Foreign residents with a residence card and a registered address get the resident price; Japanese visitors from other cities pay the higher price.