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[I Found a Tiny Medal!] A new menu item, the “Medal Croquette Box,” is now available at “Luida’s Bar”!

New Menu Items Now Available

Don’t forget your IMPAS!

Hyogo Prefectural Awaji Island Park Anime ParkAt “Dragon Quest Island,” the hugely popular attraction at “Nijigen no Mori,” we’ve launched a limited-edition “Medal Croquette Box” to celebrate both the attraction’s 5th anniversary and the 40th anniversary of the “Dragon Quest” series! It’s available at the collaboration restaurant “Luida’s Tavern” inside the park!

This product is an original menu item created to commemorate the W Anniversary. It comes in a special treasure chest-style box, so you can enjoy the thrill of not knowing what’s inside until the moment you open it!

When you open the secret treasure chest, you’ll find “Medal Croquettes”—inspired by the “Little Medals”—and french fries inside! Even the Mimic is looking at you as if it wants a bite!
This collaboration food lets you experience in real life that same excitement you’ve felt countless times in the game when you open a treasure chest!

You can find it at “Luida’s Tavern,” a restaurant located inside Nijigen no Mori! Since this is part of the free admission area, you’re welcome to visit just the restaurant!
Whether you’re wrapping up your adventure or need to recharge during it, grab a “Medal Croquette Box” and make the most of your big fall adventure!

“Medal Croquette Box” Overview

Sales location

“Luida’s Tavern” Restaurant (adjacent to “Dragon Quest Island”)

Opening hours

[Weekdays] 11:00 a.m.–6:30 p.m. (Last order at 6:00 p.m.)
[Weekends and Holidays] 11:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. (Last order at 7:30 p.m.)
*Business hours are subject to change depending on the season and operating days. For details, please check the “ Today’s Park Information” section on the Nijigen no Mori official website.

Fee

1,500 yen (tax included)

Overview of “Dragon Quest Island”

This field RPG attraction blends the world of “Dragon Quest” with real and digital elements. Participants in the attraction become the protagonist of an original story, enjoying the world of “Dragon Quest” through their adventure. In addition to the main quest to find the golden bracelet and the sub-quest “Challenge Kandata’s Great Prank Plan!”, a new sub-quest “The Foreign Prince and the Mysterious Stone Tablet” is also available, allowing visitors to enjoy an original story.

Ticket prices

[Light Ticket (Entry + Main Quest)]
Adults (12 years and older): 3,400 yen – 4,500 yen, Children (5 years and older to 11 years old): 1,800 yen – 2,500 yen
[Gold Ticket (Light Ticket + Subquest)]
Adults (12 years and older, junior high school students and above): 5,400 yen to 6,500 yen; Children (5 to 11 years old): 3,100 yen to 3,800 yen
[Premium Ticket (Gold Ticket + Premium Goods)]
Adults (12 years and older, junior high school students and above): 12,400 yen to 13,500 yen; Children (5 to 11 years old): 10,800 yen to 11,500 yen

Stay in the Dragon Quest collaboration room “Slime Cocoon”!

Guests will receive a gift of an original design yukata that can only be obtained here, an original photo frame that can be obtained by clearing the mission of collecting “small medals” hidden in the room, a fruit plate decorated with “slime” and other characters, as well as an admission ticket to “Dragon Quest Island.” The room is adorned with numerous character decorations, including “Slime,” a monster that appears in the work, as well as “Homilot,” an original character from “Dragon Quest Island,” and the monster “Onion Slime,” on the walls and windows, and is packed with fun features such as original slime-shaped pendant lights and treasure chests!

Stay in the Dragon Quest collaboration room , “Slime’s Cocoon (Japanese Style)”!

The interior of “Slime’s Cocoon (Japanese Style)” is based on a “Japanese modern” style, featuring simple yet elegant Japanese patterns. Dragon Quest monsters are cleverly incorporated into the calm color scheme that permeates the entire room, creating a charming fusion of Japanese style and fantasy.

Make a reservation here

Since 2008, the Pasona Group has been collaborating with local governments and local stakeholders on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture, working on a unique regional revitalization project by attracting a diverse range of talent. In 2013, the “Awaji Manga and Anime Island Project” was selected as one of the “Private Business Proposals for Awajishima Prefectural Park” projects that Hyogo Prefecture publicly solicited. The group is now working with Hyogo Prefecture to revitalize the region by attracting new tourists, taking advantage of the magnificent natural beauty of the 134.8 hectare prefectural park.

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