Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park Anime Park Nijigen Nomori NARUTO & BORUTO Shino (SHINOBI-ZATO) is Experience games Anime/Games event held in Japan.
It’s called Shinobi-zato, and it is located in a huge park called Nijigen-no-mori, which translates to ‘2-D forest’ in Japanese. Nijigen-no-mori is in Awajishima, an island near Kobe. It takes less than an hour from Kobe, so if you are planning a trip to Osaka area, this place might be one of destination, for people who love Naruto.
NARUTO THEME PARK, SHINOBIZATO HIGHLIGHTS, HOKAGE ROCK
One of the highlights of Shinobi-zato is definitely Hokage Rock standing in the middle of the park. As a huge fan of Naruto, this just simply got me. It stands in front of the maze, which is one of the missions I will be talking about in a little bit.
MISSIONS
Shinobi-zato has two missions, which are basically the main attraction of the park.
When you arrive at the park, you will receive two scrolls, Ten-no-makimono and Chi-no-makimono. Using these scrolls, you will solve quizzes like mission and maze mission. You only need to look at symbols and pictures to solve them so you don’t have to worry about language barrier.
REAL LIFE ‘ICHIRAKU RAMEN’
This is definitely one of my favorite parts of NARUTO theme park, RAMEN ICHIRAKU! Yay! (I’m sure a lot of you expected this.) It’s not like in-door shop like in manga, but instead, you can use the tables outside.
They offer shio, miso and tonkotsu(pork based) ramen. We got tonkotu ramen and it was GREAT! It’s Hakata style as you can see white silky soup and thin hard noodles. If you don’t know, NARUTO is a name of the fish cake with swirl and the ramen bowl came with 2 slices of naruto in black and white.
The popular ninja anime "NARUTO- Naruto-" with an original comic total circulation of 140 million copies in the anime park "Nijigen Nomori" in Awajishima Park in Hyogo Prefecture,
and the son of the main character of "NARUTO-Naruto-" Naruto Uzumaki
A new area "NARUTO & BORUTO Shino (SHINOBI-ZATO)" will open in the spring of 2019 with the theme of the animation "BORUTO-bolt-NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS" depicting the activities of Bolt.
We set up a full-size doll of a huge "Hakageiwa" and a character appearing in a TV animation and reproduce "the village of Konoha Hikari".
You can challenge attractions such as athletic and three-dimensional mazes where you can experience the work while experiencing the world view of the work!
According to press release, 2 animations have confirmed to join in the project: Yoshito Usui’s Crayon Shin-chan and Osamu Tezuka’s Phoenix. During this summer, there will be another “must-visit place” for anime fans to add to their Japan travel itinerary: Nijigen no Mori (2-dimensional forest), located on the Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture. Action Kamen Squadron!” There are 210m and 130m long zip-lines which require players to slide pass some water fountains and huge water canons to reach the other end.
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