Nijigen no Mori to distribute 8 new types of bromides on October 31 to celebrate Naruto's birthday
Nijigen no Mori, an animation park on Awaji Island, is holding the "2026 Shinobi-Zato Naruto Uzumaki Birthday Event" to celebrate Naruto Uzumaki's birthday. As part of the 8th installment, 8 new designs of "Gemaki" original bromide cards themed around families will be released as rewards for clearing attractions.
To celebrate Naruto Uzumaki's birthday on October 10, the animation park 'Nijigen no Mori' on Awaji Island, Japan, is holding the '2026 Shinobi-Zato Naruto Uzumaki Birthday Event' starting from September, featuring 8 different planned activities at the popular attraction 'NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato'.
In this 8th installment, 8 new designs of 'Gemaki' original bromide cards, which are being distributed as clear rewards for the two attractions 'Scroll of Heaven' and 'Scroll of Earth', will appear. The additional designs use newly drawn illustrations created specifically for special missions in 'NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato'. The lineup consists of a total of 8 types with a family theme, including the 'Uzumaki Family (Naruto Uzumaki, Hinata, Boruto, Himawari)', 'Minato & Kushina', and 'Sasuke & Sakura'.
With this, the original bromide cards that visualize 'Gemaki'—cards motivated by the famous ninjas collected by Boruto's group in 'BORUTO-NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS'—will total 76 types.
Fans can celebrate Naruto Uzumaki's birthday, obtain collectible items that will excite them, and fully enjoy Shinobi-Zato.
◇ Overview of the appearance of new 'Gemaki' original bromide card designs for the 8th installment of the '2026 Shinobi-Zato Naruto Uzumaki Birthday Event'
· Distribution starts: From Saturday, October 31, 2026
· Content: As rewards for clearing the two attractions, the 3D maze 'Scroll of Heaven' and the mission relay 'Scroll of Earth', 'Gemaki' original bromide cards motivated by the famous ninjas collected by Boruto's group in 'BORUTO-NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS' are being distributed. To celebrate Naruto Uzumaki's birthday, a total of 8 new designs themed around 'families' will appear this time.
◇ About 'NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato'
Nijigen no Mori is an animation park with unique fun that provides a '2D (Nijigen) experience that anyone can be immersed in' by utilizing IT technology within the magnificent nature of Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park, which boasts a site size of about 180 soccer fields and is only 5 minutes from Osaka by crossing the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge to Awaji Island.
Inside, there is the attraction area 'NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato', themed after the worldviews of the popular ninja animation 'NARUTO' and 'BORUTO-NARUTO NEXT GENERATIONS'. Here, visitors can experience the world of Shinobi-Zato by challenging 3D mazes and mission relays where they can experience training using scrolls, as well as solving riddles. Visitors can enjoy the animated worldview, which reproduces content that is highly popular both domestically and internationally, and experiential attractions that can be enjoyed with the whole body within great nature.
Detailed information can be found on the official website (https://nijigennomori.com/ko).
◇ Nijigen no Mori 10th Anniversary Celebration
This is a special project carried out over a year by Nijigen no Mori, which has reached its 10th year of opening under the concept 'A place anyone can be immersed in - Discover, Dream, Dive in'. Through season-specific events, campaigns, tickets, and goods, it provides new moving experiences to immerse oneself in the world of the works.
Nijigen no Mori is a theme park that expands the worldviews of so-called '2D content' such as animation, manga, and games, which were previously enjoyed only on monitor screens or paper. It is a Japanese anime-themed park that uses the five senses and physical movement, a 'place where the worlds of television and manga books permeate the entire forest'. Using the latest technology, it provides '2D experiences' that can only be experienced here, adding 'new value' to Cool Japan content including animation through fantastic attractions that make one feel as if they have entered an animation and various activities that reproduce the 2D world.
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