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Super cool manga scenes you can now see in real life — the Naruto-themed amusement park has officially opened. In addition to various manga scenes, the park also features AR technology, allowing travelers to play, explore, and take photos while fulfilling their Naruto dreams!
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The spectacular scenes from the manga — the Hokage Rock. (Photo / narutotoboruto_twitter, same below)
The Naruto Theme Park is located in the Nijigen no Mori Park on Awaji Island in Kansai, Japan. Named “NARUTO & BORUTO 忍里,” the park officially opened on April 20, giving travelers yet another great reason to visit Hyogo Prefecture.
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The park also includes many 1:1 classic manga characters.
Right at the entrance of the park, you’ll be greeted by an incredibly impressive and iconic manga scene — the Hokage Rock, featuring giant rocks engraved with the faces of the past Hokage (village leaders) of the Hidden Leaf Village.
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Naruto manga elements can be found throughout every corner of the park.
There are also numerous 1:1 classic manga characters in the park, allowing visitors to take photos with their favorite characters as they stroll around.
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The nighttime scenes are also perfect for photos.
To help fulfill everyone’s ninja dreams, the thoughtful park has implemented AR technology. Naruto fans can scan QR codes at designated spots using their phones, strike classic poses from the manga, and capture stunning images of cool ninja techniques.
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The park, surrounded by forests and mountains, has an immersive ninja atmosphere.
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