I’ve heard there are great light effects and a Ninja performance, but they’re only available at night. As a great Naruto fan, this really captivated me! My jaw dropped when I saw the Hokage-Rock, a local landmark and symbol of the village. One of the most notable features of Shinobi-Zato is undoubtedly Hokage Rock, which stands in the centre of the park. During my visit, there was also a social media promotion where you could engage in a ruffle.
When buying tickets, you can also buy the forehead protector, which is proof that you are a Ninja of the Konoha. The cost of the attractions is included in the admission price. To enter, you must purchase a ticket, which costs 3,300 Japanese yen for adults and 1,200 Japanese yen for children. Seeing “The Gate of Aun,” which signifies the town of Konoha, fills me with awe and excitement. It is just a 5-minute walk from E Parking to the Shinobi-Zato entrance. The E parking lot at the Nijigen-no-mori is the nearest to the NARUTO&BORUTO Theme Park, commonly known as the Shinobi-Zato. Shinobi-Zato E parking lot in Nijigen-no-mori In this post, I will take you on a fun and exciting Ninja mission in NARUTO&BORUTO Theme Park (Konoha village) in Awaji island, Japan.
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