Source: nijigennomori.comChecked 21 Sep 2026

Nijigen no Mori Beyond Naruto: Which Area’s Ticket to Buy

There is no ticket to Nijigen no Mori. Admission to the park is free, and each area inside it is sold on its own, so what you are choosing is an area and a tier, not an entry fee.

Six areas sell tickets. We have covered the Naruto one in its own guide; this one is about the other five, and about the part that is easy to read past: Light, Gold and Premium appear in three different areas and do not contain the same things in each.

Quick Facts

Source: Nijigen no Mori — Prices & Business Information, checked 21 September 2026.

Admission to Nijigen no Mori Is Free. The Areas Are Not

The official English price page states it directly: “Admission to Nijigen no Mori is free, but tickets must be purchased for each attraction.”

The areas listed on the English site are Dragon Quest Island, the Godzilla Interception Operation, NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato, the Crayon Shin-chan Adventure Park, TV Anime “Attack on Titan” × Nijigen no Mori, and TOKYO SCRAMBLE in Nijigen no Mori.

If Shinobi-zato is the area you came for, the ticket table and the bus times are in our guide to that area. The five below are the ones it does not cover.

The Tier Names Repeat. The Contents Do Not

Three areas sell a Light, a Gold and a Premium ticket. The words are the same in each and the contents are not.

At the Light tier, Godzilla gives you the pre-theater, one ride on the zipline and the Godzilla Cell Shooting, at ¥2,800–3,600 for an adult. Dragon Quest Island gives you admission and the main quest, at ¥3,400–4,500. Crayon Shin-chan gives you the athletics course, and the official page marks the zipline as not included, at ¥3,500–4,300.

At the Gold tier the areas move apart. Godzilla’s Golden Ticket adds the Godzilla Museum, the Special Effects Studio, Kaiju no Mori and a puzzle-solving game, at ¥4,800–5,600. Dragon Quest Island’s adds one subquest, at ¥5,400–6,500. Crayon Shin-chan’s adds the zip line, My Crazy Buriburi House and Futaba Kindergarten, at ¥5,600–6,400.

At the Premium tier the step is a different kind of thing in each area:

AreaWhat Premium adds to GoldAdult price
Crayon Shin-chanPuzzle-solving game, unlimited zip line¥7,200–8,000
GodzillaA backpack¥11,300–12,100
Dragon Quest IslandA choice of three premium goods¥12,400–13,500

At Godzilla and Dragon Quest Island the jump from Gold to Premium is mostly merchandise. At Crayon Shin-chan it is more of the park. Godzilla also sells a VIP Journey Pass at ¥30,200–31,000 for an adult, which adds unlimited zipline flights and a souvenir jacket on top of the Gold contents.

The price page carries the same note under each of these three areas — prices may vary depending on the season — which is why it prints a range and not a figure. The Godzilla page adds that its prices include tax.

The Zipline Sets a Size, Not an Age

The zipline at Godzilla requires a height of 120cm or more and a weight between 25kg and 110kg. The Crayon Shin-chan page applies the same 120cm and 25–110kg limits to its adult band.

Crayon Shin-chan is the one area with a third price band. Its Kids rate, ¥1,500–1,800 on the Light ticket, covers elementary school students and younger who are under 120cm tall or under 25kg — the children the athletics course and the zipline turn away.

Everywhere else the split is two ways: adults are 12 and over, children are 5 to 11 or elementary school age, and 4 and under are free.

One Area Has a Closing Date

The Attack on Titan collaboration runs, in the official site’s words, from “Saturday, March 14, 2026 to Sunday, December 13, 2026.”

Its main ticket is THE NIGHT WALK: a 1.2km walk through a night forest lit with light and sound, about 90 minutes, running 18:00–22:00 with a last entry at 20:30. An adult ticket is ¥3,600–4,000, a child’s ¥1,600–2,000.

The daytime stamp rally is ¥800 and that one figure covers adults and children alike. It runs 10:00–18:00 at weekends and on holidays, and 13:00–18:00 on weekdays. The area also sells a Mystery Quest at ¥2,000, a Home Edition Quest at ¥1,500, a Day & Night Set at ¥5,400–5,800 for an adult, and a Premium Set at ¥6,800–7,200.

This is the one date in this guide that does not move with the season.

Last Entry Is a Different Time in Each Area

AreaOpensLast entry
Dragon Quest Island10:0018:00 weekdays / 19:30 weekends and holidays
Godzilla Interception Operation10:0018:00 weekdays / 20:00 weekends and holidays
Crayon Shin-chan Adventure Park10:0017:00
Attack on Titan, THE NIGHT WALK18:0020:30

Dragon Quest Island also publishes how long it takes: from two hours on a Light ticket and from three on a Gold, stretching to three or four and four or five at peak times.

Put those two facts together and a pair of areas in one afternoon is tighter than it looks. A Gold ticket at Dragon Quest Island, started after lunch on a busy day, can run past the 17:00 last entry at Crayon Shin-chan.

Three Things the Official Site Does Not Publish

What language you will be working in inside the park. The site itself carries five languages, and the ticket pages are in English. We read the English FAQ and the Japanese FAQ and found no statement about signage, subtitles, audio or staff language inside the attractions. This matters more in some areas than others: Dragon Quest Island sells a quest that runs two to five hours, while the Godzilla Light ticket is a zipline and a shooting game.

What the combo ticket costs. The English price page links to a Combo Ticket and to a Kids-Only All-Access Pass. Both links go to asoview, and that page is in Japanese with no language switcher on it.

What TOKYO SCRAMBLE costs, on its own page. The area’s page describes the escape attraction and gives an opening date of 7 March 2026, and its buy button goes to asoview as well. The price appears on the price page instead: ¥1,400 for an adult and ¥900 for a child, with no seasonal range.

Closing Days and Weather

The FAQ answers the closing-day question in one line: “There are no fixed closing days, but there is a maintenance period in winter.” For 2026 the published shutdown was 14–15, 20–22 and 27–29 January. The equivalent 2027 dates had not been published when we checked on 21 September 2026, so a January trip is the one that needs a second look before booking.

Rain does not close the park. The FAQ says it is open on rainy days, that most of the experience is outdoors, and asks visitors to bring a raincoat. Heavy rain or strong wind can stop an individual attraction.

Advance or Same Day

Tickets come in two forms: advance tickets with a time slot, and same-day tickets bought at the attraction’s reception desk. The official site recommends the first, and says tickets can sell out on busy days.

That recommendation matters more here than at a park with one gate, because each area sells its own slots. A sold-out Dragon Quest Island does not stop you entering the park, and it does not put you into Godzilla either.

Tickets
One Klook page carries Crayon Shin-chan, Godzilla, Dragon Quest Island, Naruto and TOKYO SCRAMBLE as package options on a single booking form, in English.
Nijigen no Mori tickets on Klook →
Not on that page
The Attack on Titan tickets, and the Crayon Shin-chan Kids band for children under 120cm or under 25kg. For those, buy from the official site.

Before You Go

Most of the prices above are ranges. The price page carries the season note under Dragon Quest Island, Godzilla, Crayon Shin-chan and the Attack on Titan night event, and prints TOKYO SCRAMBLE with the opposite note: prices do not vary by season. The Attack on Titan day tickets are single figures as well. The numbers here are the ones published on 21 September 2026, and the end date of 13 December 2026 is the one that does not move.

Sources: Prices & Business Information, Dragon Quest Island, Godzilla Interception Operation, Crayon Shin-chan Adventure Park, Attack on Titan × Nijigen no Mori and the official FAQ. Checked 21 September 2026.


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