“TOKYO SCRAMBLE” is a new survival puzzle action game in which Ann, who is caught up in a massive collapse that strikes the entire metropolitan area one day, attempts to escape from Zipang, an underground world inhabited by the descendants of dinosaurs called Zino.
In this attraction, a massive collapse similar to that in the world of “TOKYO SCRAMBLE” has occurred on Awaji Island, and participants will rescue people trapped in a research building while trying to escape from a world inhabited by unknown creatures known as “Zino.”

Evade enemy searches!

Participants will be tasked with evading the eyes of the unknown creatures known as Zino in a post-apocalyptic world recreated with immersive sound and visuals, sometimes making no noise, sometimes hiding behind cover, and keeping their breath to ensure the success of their mission.

The attraction is divided into several areas, and in each area, different Zinos are waiting to find the participants. Be careful, as the game will end if you are discovered a certain number of times!

Be careful not to get caught by enemy searchers, and activate the gimmicks in each area to repel Zino and his friends within the time limit!

Rewards change depending on your clear rank

Your clear rank will change depending on how well you’ve accomplished the mission and the time limit remaining when you reach the finish line. At the end of the attraction, you’ll receive an original novelty item according to your rank! Be sure to try to clear the attraction with the highest rank possible!

Opening Day

Saturday, March 7, 2026

place

2425-2 Kusumoto, Awaji City, Hyogo Prefecture (inside the Hyogo Prefectural Awaji Island Park Anime Park “Nijigen no Mori”)

Content

Nijigen no Mori is a co-IP holder of the new Nintendo Switch 2 game “TOKYO SCRAMBLE,” which was released on February 12, 2026. This is an escape attraction where you take on various missions in the world of the game.

Opening hours

12:00-19:00 (last entry at 18:00)
*Opening hours may vary depending on the season, such as spring break. For details, please check the “Today’s Park Information” section on the Nijigen no Mori official website.

Fee

Adults (12 years and over) 1,400 yen, Children (5 to 11 years old) 900 yen
*All prices above include tax
*Children must be accompanied by at least one adult to enter.
*Free for children under 4 years old
*Admission tickets are time-designated.

remarks

The information provided is current as of now and is subject to change.

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A completely new survival puzzle action game where sharp thinking and split-second decisions in a despairing underground city mean the difference between life and death.
＜Story＞
One day, Anne is caught up in a massive collapse that hits the entire metropolitan area.
Suddenly, I realized I was in a paradise of the unknown.
Zipang: An underground world hidden beneath Tokyo
The inhabitants of this world are the descendants of dinosaurs who have evolved in their own way.
That’s right…Ann and her original city group had gotten lost in their world!
If I let out a sound I’d be attacked immediately… No thank you in that situation!
The key to survival is your own wisdom, useful tools, and the feelings of your comrades waiting for you on the surface.
The only thing we can do is link them all together and continue to utilize them.
Come on, Anne, with hope in your heart, escape from the Underworld!

Languages ​​spoken

Japanese, English, French, German, Spanish, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian

Genre

Survival puzzle action

price

Download version: 2,980 yen (excluding tax)

Number of players

・Basic play: 1 person
・Share communication: Up to four people, including game chat members or nearby people

development

Adglobe Inc.

Game details here

Since 2008, the Pasona Group has been collaborating with local governments and stakeholders on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture to implement unique regional revitalization projects through “human resource attraction,” bringing together diverse talent. In 2013, the “Awaji Manga & Anime Island Project” was selected in response to Hyogo Prefecture’s public solicitation for “proposals for private projects in the Prefectural Awaji Island Park.” Together with Hyogo Prefecture, the project leverages the expansive 134.8-hectare park to attract new tourists and promote regional revitalization through the park’s magnificent natural environment.

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