Top Hyogo Prefecture Attractions & Museums

WNARUTO&BORUTO 忓里 This attraction area is themed after the anime series Boruto Next Generations, which depicts the exploits of Boruto, the son of Uzumaki Naruto, the main character of the very popular ninja anime series Naruto and Naruto. A huge pyroclastic rock and full-scale puppets of the characters are set up to recreate the village of Kinohagakure. You can try a three-dimensional maze and mission rally where you can experience learning. There are also restaurants in the area (additional fees apply) based on Ichiraku, a ramen restaurant that Naruto Uzumaki frequents. Get luxury perks and a Hermit Mode bag! The bag based on the scroll worn by Naruto in hermit mode is now available as a novelty!

Enjoy a private, full-day tour of Himeji with a government-licensed, multilingual guide. The nation's biggest and best-preserved feudal-era castle, Himeji-jo, is a landmark of the town. Many consider it to be the finest in the country, making it a worthy focus for a day trip to the area. Make the selection of your top activities from the list under "What to Expect" and your guide will customize a memorable tour in Himeji for you.

The world's first full-scale Godzilla attraction! Take a zip line into Godzilla's body and take on the shooting challenge to annihilate Godzilla cells! If you make a reservation in advance, you will receive an original postcard of “Godzilla Intercept Operation - National Godzilla Awaji Island Research Center” as a bonus! [Attractions] 1. pre-theater 2. zipline (either one time on the inside or outside supervised course) *Only available for visitors 120 cm or taller and weighing 25 kg or more but less than 110 kg. 3. game of shooting Godzilla cells with a gun 4.Godzilla Museum 5. Awaji Island Special Effects Studio *Additional filming fee is required. 6. AR x Real Riddle Solving Game “Chase the Cells of Unknown Giant Creature! or Real Riddle Solving Game “Pop out! Mysterious Monster Encyclopedia 7. “Forest of Monsters” Accompanied by an adult **Children over 120 cm in height and 25 kg in weight are not allowed to participate.

Experience the world of Crayon Shin-Chan with full access to fun attractions and themed adventures at Nijigen no Mori. Enjoy a comfortable round-trip bus ride from Kyoto and explore at your own pace in a colorful anime park loved by all ages!

A limited-time collaboration event where you can experience the world of the TV anime “Attack on Titan” is now open! As you walk through a 1.2 km forest trail at night, you can experience the world of the TV anime Attack on Titan, brought to life through projection mapping and immersive visual effects. Participants will join Eren Yeager and his allies, throwing themselves into the battle to reclaim freedom from the threat of the Titans. ©HK/AOTF

This attraction area is themed after the anime series Boruto Next Generations, which depicts the exploits of Boruto, the son of Uzumaki Naruto, the main character of the very popular ninja anime series Naruto and Naruto. A huge pyroclastic rock and full-scale puppets of the characters are set up to recreate the village of Kinohagakure. While experiencing the worldview of the work, you can train in the 'Ten no Maki' (giant wooden three-dimensional maze) and the 'Chi no Maki' (mission rally). 【Purchase Special Offer】You will receive an original postcard of Shinobasato if you purchase it from Nijigen Nomori's official website. Where to pick up the Special Offer…Shinosato Local Ticket Counter ■"Volume of Heaven" A three-story multi-storey maze attraction located behind a huge 11m high "fire shadow rock".Tie the Mark and activate the art!Open the door with the art and aim for the top! ■"Chi no Maki" A huge enemy appears in a legendary cave in Shinobasato. Join your friends in a clandestine mission to seal off enemies who appear in a legendary cave on a mission to collect 12 "Marks" scattered throughout the village. *This ticket is for admission to the 【NARUTO & BORUTO Shinoshiro (SHINOBI-ZATO)】 area and the attraction experience ticket for the "Ten no Maki" and "Chi no Maki".