Nijigen no Mori
Nijigen no Mori
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10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Kate Ng
Hong Kong, China367 contributions
Sept 2023 • Couples
The park is located inside Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park, so no entrance fee is required to enter it. Fee is charged if you want to play the games inside or to enter different anime theme buildings.
The whole area is outdoor so please prepare umbrellas. The park area is large so we didn’t travel through the whole park during our visit.
We have tried the zipline in Godzilla Area! It is excited and we loved it !
There are some thematic restaurants inside the park with reasonable price.
All of the staff are so friendly! The scenery is beautiful. Whole atmosphere is nice.
The whole area is outdoor so please prepare umbrellas. The park area is large so we didn’t travel through the whole park during our visit.
We have tried the zipline in Godzilla Area! It is excited and we loved it !
There are some thematic restaurants inside the park with reasonable price.
All of the staff are so friendly! The scenery is beautiful. Whole atmosphere is nice.
Written 15 October 2023
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Omotena_Sushi
Japan9 contributions
Sept 2017 • Friends
It is about a 1.2 km of walk through the night forest, beautifully illuminated by colorful light. The entertainment with music and projection mapping is incredible. The staff are a very gentle and friendly. I don't know if the tour is carried out in English or any other languages, however it is still worth going to see incredible fusion art of nature and technology.
Written 13 September 2017
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SoaringAtDawn
Singapore, Singapore64 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
Fantastic outdoor park for Naruto fans!! So thanks to our youngest family member, off we went!
Take the direct Naruto bus from OCAT. You can buy a ¥500 shuttle bus ticket admission to explore and walk around the area and/or additional fees (¥3300) to participate in missions (Ten No Maki and Chi No Maki) and fully enjoy the Naruto park.
There are two mazes within the Ten No Maki Mission that test intelligence and strength (to figure out how to move within the maze to collect Naruto and Boruto stamps from different characters on your scroll) - each maze exited through a fun slide.
The Chi No Maki Mission had the family practice ninja rules (to use your body to get the answer from nature, to sharpen your 5 senses to see through trickery, and to cooperate with each other) in figuring clues on the outdoor Naruto Boruto characters and nature park, so as to choose the right answer to pencil shade your scroll. There is also an AR app that enables the jutsu magic when you stand and pose/perform the jutsu. This was loads of fun - the boys enjoyed performing the jutsu and seeing the fireball or mud wall or water spout through the AR app.
There was another new test which had the entire family working together to collect hints and solve puzzles so as to figure out the bad guy ~ teamwork!! There is also a QR code to get the hints if you are unable to figure out the clues.
If you get tired, you can always have the tonkatsu ramen for endurance to help you start or continue the missions! 😬
Of course, weather plays an important part in the family’s enthusiasm in continuing the missions... it was a good sunny yet cool Dec weather the day we went.. we got loads of fun, laughter, exercise (walking) and bonding.
While waiting for the bus to take us to Sannomiya Kobe, we had coffee and cakes at the park mall. Then we boarded the bus (you pay the bus driver when you alight) and ended the day with a hearty Kobe beef teppanyaki dinner!
Take the direct Naruto bus from OCAT. You can buy a ¥500 shuttle bus ticket admission to explore and walk around the area and/or additional fees (¥3300) to participate in missions (Ten No Maki and Chi No Maki) and fully enjoy the Naruto park.
There are two mazes within the Ten No Maki Mission that test intelligence and strength (to figure out how to move within the maze to collect Naruto and Boruto stamps from different characters on your scroll) - each maze exited through a fun slide.
The Chi No Maki Mission had the family practice ninja rules (to use your body to get the answer from nature, to sharpen your 5 senses to see through trickery, and to cooperate with each other) in figuring clues on the outdoor Naruto Boruto characters and nature park, so as to choose the right answer to pencil shade your scroll. There is also an AR app that enables the jutsu magic when you stand and pose/perform the jutsu. This was loads of fun - the boys enjoyed performing the jutsu and seeing the fireball or mud wall or water spout through the AR app.
There was another new test which had the entire family working together to collect hints and solve puzzles so as to figure out the bad guy ~ teamwork!! There is also a QR code to get the hints if you are unable to figure out the clues.
If you get tired, you can always have the tonkatsu ramen for endurance to help you start or continue the missions! 😬
Of course, weather plays an important part in the family’s enthusiasm in continuing the missions... it was a good sunny yet cool Dec weather the day we went.. we got loads of fun, laughter, exercise (walking) and bonding.
While waiting for the bus to take us to Sannomiya Kobe, we had coffee and cakes at the park mall. Then we boarded the bus (you pay the bus driver when you alight) and ended the day with a hearty Kobe beef teppanyaki dinner!
Written 20 December 2019
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C L
1 contribution
Oct 2019 • Friends
Difficult to get to.
Only accessible by bus which is hard to navigate by non-japanaese speakers.. Missing a stop means an extremely difficult route back or deciding to turn back to a main terminal.
Needs direct buses to the amusement park gates from main stations
Or English advisories on the bus
The bus services in Japan are not easy to navigate.
Did not end up at the park due to the difficulty of travel from missing a single stop and navigating the bus system is not straight forward.
Would be easier if there was easily accessible like universal studios
Only accessible by bus which is hard to navigate by non-japanaese speakers.. Missing a stop means an extremely difficult route back or deciding to turn back to a main terminal.
Needs direct buses to the amusement park gates from main stations
Or English advisories on the bus
The bus services in Japan are not easy to navigate.
Did not end up at the park due to the difficulty of travel from missing a single stop and navigating the bus system is not straight forward.
Would be easier if there was easily accessible like universal studios
Written 20 October 2019
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Maybe S
13 contributions
Apr 2023 • Family
We have a Godzilla-mad teen. He absolutely loved this. Very well done attraction. Thoughtfully combines storytelling with the movies, activities and of course the zip line into Godzilla's mouth. Incredibly friendly staff.
Written 19 April 2023
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QueenWanklin
Calgary, Canada165 contributions
Jan 2020
I wish we have more time in Japan, but I say this is the best time ever! Really hard to get to if you do not plan ahead. We were lucky that everyone we talked to, from the staff in Kansai Airport, bus drivers, to the staff of Nijigen no Mori, were all very helpful and friendly. If you are a die hard Naruto fan like us, this is the best place for you. Check my how to guide in youtube on how to get there.
Written 23 January 2020
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missjojo2018
Sydney, Australia279 contributions
Dec 2023 • Family
As Naruto fans, we were very excited to visit the park. We took part in the activities provided and had fun along the way. For lunch, we had ramen (similar to the ramen Naruto loved) at the cafe. There is also a small souvenir shop for those keen to get some merchandise. It was overall a great experience for us.
Written 1 January 2024
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murphycanberra
5 contributions
Aug 2023 • Solo
Figuring out the buses is probably the hardest thing. You can get an express bus that takes you right to the gate, or catch regular public transport that takes you to a station 15 minutes walk away.
The express bus can often be booked out so book the bus in advance. You can also book a ticket at the same time on their webpage.
The missions are great but be warned - the extension mission is hard!
You can get some good ramen there too!
The express bus can often be booked out so book the bus in advance. You can also book a ticket at the same time on their webpage.
The missions are great but be warned - the extension mission is hard!
You can get some good ramen there too!
Written 9 September 2023
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Viktoria Galeva
Scotland, UK3 contributions
Apr 2023
Amazing!! We absolutely loved it! I was a bit nervous that it might be more of a children`s place but it accommodated all ages quite well.
We stayed in Kyoto, got a JR train to Kobe and a JR bus from the bus station. Once we got to the actual park we were a little bit confused as the walk seemed like forever but just keep going, in reality is only like 10mins!
We stayed in Kyoto, got a JR train to Kobe and a JR bus from the bus station. Once we got to the actual park we were a little bit confused as the walk seemed like forever but just keep going, in reality is only like 10mins!
Written 3 May 2023
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Catherine B
5 contributions
Mar 2020 • Solo
I love naruto anime so this was a great day out for me i booked the naruto bus to take me to theme park so i didnt have to worry getting there then a 10 minute walk to entrance but worth it i loved the puzzles and the ramen was quite good not the best but still tasty and staff very friendly. I do wish there was a little more to do or more life size models in the park
Written 12 March 2020
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Can someone tell me the best way to get to nijigen no mori from Osaka and how long it will take? Is it possible to do a day trip from Osaka? Thank you!
Written 9 May 2023
Admission is free. There is a charge for each attraction.
Written 12 April 2019
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