2026.10.01 Events & FeaturesNARUTO＆BORUTO 忍里

“Naruto Uzumaki” designs are available starting today! Get your hands on these Shinobi Village-exclusive birthday cards!

Starting today, October 1!

Get a Naruto-themed birthday card!

At the popular attraction “NARUTO & BORUTO: Shinobi Village” in the Hyogo Prefectural Awaji Island Park Anime Park “Nijigen no Mori,” a Shinobi Village-exclusive event called the “Shinobi Village Character Birthday Event” is currently underway, where you can celebrate the birthdays of those super-popular characters from the *NARUTO* series and *BORUTO*- NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS,” is currently hosting the “Shinobi Village Character Birthday Event,” an exclusive event where you can celebrate the birthdays of those beloved characters! Starting in October, the existing stickers will be reimagined as newly designed “Shinobi Village Birthday Cards”!

In October, we’re celebrating two characters: “Naruto Uzumaki” and “Orochimaru”! The Orochimaru design will be available starting October 10, but the Naruto design is available a little early, starting today, October 1!

During the birthday card distribution period at each Shinobi Village, simply tell a staff member, “I’m here to celebrate ●●’s birthday,” and you’ll receive a limited-edition birthday card. Plus, if you have the “Shinobi Village Annual Pass”—now on sale and a big hit—you can celebrate the birthdays of many characters throughout the year!

Get an ultra-limited birthday card available only in Shinobi Village and celebrate the character’s new year!

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Distribution period

・Naruto Uzumaki: October 1, 2026 (Thu) – October 31, 2026 (Sat)
・Orochimaru: October 10, 2026 (Sat) – October 31, 2026 (Sat)
*Due to limited quantities, distribution will end once supplies run out.

Admission fee

Adults (12 years and over) from 3,300 yen, Children (5 years old to 6th grade) from 1,800 yen
*All prices include tax
*Children must be accompanied by an adult to enter
*Free for children under 5 years old

Content

At the “Ninja Village Character Birthday Event” held every month at “NARUTO & BORUTO: Ninja Village,” the gift given to guests who say, “I’ve come to celebrate ‘●●●’s birthday,” to celebrate the character whose birthday is that month, has been revamped! The stickers we’ve been giving out will be replaced with newly designed “Ninja Village Birthday Cards.”

(Reference) “Shinobi Village Annual Pass”

At “NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi Village,” a popular attraction at Hyogo Prefectural Awaji Island Park Anime Park “Nijigen no Mori,” we offer the “Shinobi Village Annual Passport,” which grants unlimited access to the attraction for one year from the date of purchase.
This pass is a special admission pass for “NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi Village” that grants unlimited access to the attraction for one year from the date of purchase.We offer three types of passes to suit your play style. The “Genin Pass” lets you enjoy the standard attractions, “Heaven Scroll” and “Earth Scroll”; the “Chunin Pass” includes one additional mission and the “Konohagakure Village Plaque” in addition to the standard attractions.In addition to the “Chunin Passport,” we’re introducing the “Jounin Passport,” which lets you choose either the “Sage Mode Bag” or “Gaara’s Gourd-Style Backpack” as a premium item!

① “Genin Passport”

Regular Attractions: “Heaven Scroll” and “Earth Scroll”
Adults: 10,000 yen (tax included); Children: 5,500 yen (tax included)

② “Chunin Passport”

Choose one character from the following: Naruto Uzumaki (Youth), Naruto Uzumaki, or Itachi Uchiha, from among the standard attractions “Heaven Scroll” and “Earth Scroll,” one special mission, and three types of “headbands.”
Adults: 15,500 yen (tax included); Children: 11,000 yen (tax included)

3. “Jonin Passport”

You can choose one character from the following options: the regular attractions “Heaven Scroll” and “Earth Scroll,” one special mission, and three types of “headbands”—from Naruto Uzumaki (Youth), Naruto Uzumaki, and Itachi Uchiha.You can choose either the “Sage Mode Bag” or “Gaara’s Gourd-Style Backpack.”
Adults: 22,000 yen (tax included); Children: 17,500 yen (tax included)
*This passport is valid for one year from your scheduled visit date.
*Adults are defined as those 12 years of age and older (junior high school students and older), and children are defined as those aged 5 to 11 (elementary school students and younger).
*The Genin Passport has restricted entry dates. Please check the purchase page before your visit.
*The “headband,” “Sage Mode Bag,” and “Gaara’s Gourd-Style Backpack” included with the “Chunin Passport” and “Jounin Passport” are each limited to one per person.
*Distribution of the “Konohagakure Headband,” previously provided as a bonus with the “Chunin Passport” and “Jounin Passport,” will end once supplies run out.
*The contents of the promotional items are subject to change.

Special Offer

・One free topping at “Ramen Ichiraku” inside the attraction
・Annual pass holders renewing their passes can purchase them for 1,000 yen off.

Notes

・The contents and quantity of the promotional items provided may vary depending on the season.
・If any grossly malicious behavior is observed during your visit, we reserve the right to revoke your admission privileges, even during the promotional period.

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What is “NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato”?

Since 2008, the Pasona Group has been working on a unique regional revitalization project on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture, in collaboration with local governments and community stakeholders, focused on “attracting talent” to bring together a diverse range of people.In 2013, the “Awaji Manga & Anime Island Project” was selected in response to Hyogo Prefecture’s open call for “Proposals for Private-Sector Projects at the Prefectural Awaji Island Park.” Together with Hyogo Prefecture, we are advancing this regional revitalization initiative by attracting new tourists through the use of the magnificent natural surroundings of the prefectural park, which spans 134.8 hectares.

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