The popular Japanese historical theme park, Uzumasa Movie Village, has launched an experience that lets visitors explore the Edo period in a new and immersive way. This new attraction features a portrayal of the controversial interrogation methods used during that era. Historians and park officials have meticulously researched and recreated the era's atmosphere and settings for this educational and immersive experience.

Japanese society always seeks to preserve its cultural heritage and traditions. There's a high demand for historical experiences like these, predominantly focused on learning and understanding Japan's strewn history. However, representational integrity of historical realities, especially controversial aspects such as interrogation methods, often spark debates over the balance between historical accuracy and visitor comfort.

Historical reenactments in theme parks are also popular in the US and EU, but the focus usually lies in the less controversial aspects of the era. For example, locations like Colonial Williamsburg in the US focus on colonial life and culture, while places such as Puy du Fou in France emphasize the historical battles and daily life of various periods.