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2024.07.28 NARUTO & BORUTO OshizatoEvent & Feature

Have fun in the world of Naruto! "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi Village ~ Shinobi Village Summer Festival ~" will be held from July 7th, and you can make summer memories with the festival and Bon Odori!

At dusk in the summer, a special event is coming up where you can enjoy a Japanese summer festival in the world of Naruto!
The event, called "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi Village ~ Shinobi Village Summer Festival ~", will be held for a limited time from July 7th (Saturday) to September 27st (Sunday)!
This event can be enjoyed from the evening into the night, and features a summer festival fair filled with the world of Naruto!

First of all, the highlight of the event is definitely the four festival booths!
At the festival, there are the usual things to do, like fortune-telling slips and shooting galleries, as well as masks with Naruto characters on them, transforming the Japanese summer festival into the world of Naruto.
The contents of the festival booths you're curious about are as follows!

  1. Senbon Kuji: It costs 1 yen per turn, and you can choose one of about 100 strings to draw. There are lots of original goods exclusive to "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi Village" as prizes, so it's fun to see what you win!

  2. Shuriken shooting: This game also costs 1 yen per play and involves throwing three shuriken at a target. You can win original goods depending on the color of the target you knock down, so try to aim well!

  3. Naruto Mask Seller: The Naruto and Kurama masks, sold for 1 yen each (tax included), are perfect for Bon Odori! Be sure to get one to liven up the festive mood. (Available while supplies last)

  4. Pottage seller：Drinks chilled with ice water are sold for 200 to 350 yen (tax included). A refreshing cold drink is the best on a hot summer day!

In addition, the "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi Village ~ Shinobi Village Bon Odori~" will also be held at the same time, so there will be plenty of events!

Dance, immerse yourself in the world of Naruto, and make wonderful summer memories!

 

Experience the new “earth wind”!

The mission rally attraction "Chi no Maki" from "NARUTO & BORUTO SHINOBI-ZATO" was reopened on Saturday, March 3th of this year!
In this attraction, participants head to the "Legendary Cave" to support their village friends as they fight against enemies, based on an original story exclusive to Nijigennomori.However, the "Legendary Cave" can only be reached by collecting "sign" stamps hidden in Oshiri.
Stamps can be obtained at 12 spots set up in the area.
Some of them can be obtained at ninjutsu experience spots that have digital technology that reads hand movements, and by tying the correct "sign" at the monitor installed at the spot, you can activate the ninjutsu and get a stamp. .Participants can enjoy the attractions while becoming more immersed in the world of anime.

What is "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobizato"?

This is an attraction area based on the themes of the popular ninja anime "NARUTO" and the animation "BORUTO NEXT GENERATIONS", which depicts the activities of Naruto Uzumaki's son Boruto, the main character of "NARUTO".The huge "Hokage Rock" and full-size dolls of characters appearing in the TV anime are set up to reproduce "Konohagakure no Sato".While experiencing the world view of the work, you can challenge attractions such as athletics where you can experience training and three-dimensional mazes.

Click here for Shinobizato's special website

We recommend purchasing tickets online!

Purchase your tickets in advance to get in smoothly!

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What is the Hokage's Villa?

The main room is based on the concept of the villa of the Hokage, who rules the Hidden Leaf Village.It is a playful room with a theme for each room, including the living room, bedroom, bathroom, and toilet.Users can visit places that recreate scenes from the anime, photo spots set up throughout the room,Enjoy exclusive amenities found only here.

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Overview of Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park Anime Park “Nijigen no Mori”

Since 2008, Pasona Group has collaborated with local governments and local stakeholders on Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture, and has been working on its own regional revitalization project by attracting various human resources. In 2013, the "Awaji Manga/Anime Island Project" was adopted as part of the "Private Business Planning and Proposal for Prefectural Awajishima Park" publicly invited by Hyogo Prefecture. Together with Hyogo Prefecture, we are promoting regional revitalization projects by attracting tourists.

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© Masashi Kishimoto Scott/Shueisha/TV Tokyo/Pierrot

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