Nijigen no Mori to debut new Akatsuki member posters for Shinobi-Zato

Starting December 12, 2026, Nijigen no Mori on Awaji Island will introduce nine new individual Akatsuki member poster designs as rewards for completing the Akatsuki Festival code-breaking event. Participants can earn one of 11 limited-edition posters by collecting four stamps through attractions, dining at Ramen Ichiraku, and shopping at the Hidden Leaf Shop.

The popular attraction "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato" at the Nijigen no Mori animation park on Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture, will renew its mission completion rewards with new designs starting Saturday, December 12, 2026. These big-sized posters are awarded for completing the "Akatsuki Festival," a code-breaking event where participants explore the area to find answers. Nijigen no Mori has unveiled a total of nine new original designs.

New design poster

New design poster

New design poster

Participants in the event will attempt four missions to collect stamps, including the goal points of two attractions: the 3D maze "Book of Heaven" and the mission relay "Book of Earth." Those who collect all stamps can attempt a final code-breaking mission. Participants who successfully complete all missions will be presented with an original Shinobi-Zato big poster that can only be obtained at this location.

In this renewal, the posters will shift from the existing "duo designs" to designs featuring nine individual Akatsuki members. The nine new designs feature Itachi Uchiha, Kisame Hoshigaki, Deidara, Sasori, Hidan, Kakuzu, Pain, Konan, and Zetsu.

Participants are encouraged to join the Akatsuki Festival to aim for these limited posters available only at NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato.

Overview of new rewards for the Akatsuki Festival code-breaking event

· Start date: From Saturday, December 12, 2026
· Details: A code-breaking event themed around "Akatsuki." Participants collect a total of four stamps by clearing the two attractions "Book of Heaven" and "Book of Earth," ordering a target menu item at Ramen Ichiraku, and purchasing Akatsuki-related goods at the Hidden Leaf Shop. Once all stamps are collected, participants can attempt the final code-breaking event. Those who perfectly complete all missions will be randomly presented with one of 11 total limited-edition NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato illustrated big-sized posters, which now includes the nine new designs.

The two existing Akatsuki group design posters currently being distributed will continue to be available.

· Price: 1,500 yen per item
*Admission ticket required separately.
*Those who have purchased a Gold Ticket, Premium Ticket, or Johnny Pass can experience this for free.

· Official website: https://nijigenno-mori.com/naruto_shinobizato/ko

About NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato

Located just five minutes from Osaka via the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge to Awaji Island, Nijigen no Mori is an animation park that provides an immersive "nijigen" (second dimension) experience using IT technology within the grand nature of Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park, which boasts an area approximately 180 times the size of a soccer field.

Within the park lies the "NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato" attraction area, themed around the worlds of the popular ninja animations "Naruto" and "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations." Participants can navigate the world of Shinobi-Zato through 3D mazes and mission relays using scrolls to undergo training, enjoying experiential attractions that recreate the animation's worldview within a vast natural setting, a concept that has gained significant popularity both domestically and internationally.

Further details can be found on the official website (https://nijigenno-mori.com/ko).

Nijigen no Mori is a theme park that expands the worlds of animation, manga, and games—so-called "second dimension content" typically enjoyed on screens or paper. As a Japanese anime-themed park that utilizes all five senses and physical movement, it is a place "where the worlds of television and manga permeate the entire forest." Using the latest technology, the park provides "nijigen experiences" that can only be found there, adding "new value" to Cool Japan content through fantastic attractions that make one feel as if they have entered an animation and various activities that recreate the second dimension.

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