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Dragon Quest Island

ドラゴンクエスト アイランド

Dragon Quest Island offers a dynamic outdoor RPG experience where participants assemble parties and select character classes to adventure through the enchanting Dragon Quest universe.

Dragon Quest Island Key Visual
Dragon Quest Island Key Visual © Nijigennomori Inc.
Opening hours
Mon–Sun10:00–22:00
Holidays10:00–22:00
Links
Official websiteJapanese
Access
Kusumoto, Awaji-Shi, Hyogo 〒 656-2301
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Dragon Quest Island offers a dynamic outdoor RPG experience, immersing you as the protagonist within the enchanting universe of "Dragon Quest", where reality meets the digital realm. This attraction seamlessly blends the tangible and the virtual for an unforgettable adventure.

Participants assemble a party of up to four members. Each individual selects a class — whether it's "warrior", "martial artist", "thief", "wizard", or the newly introduced "jester". With classes in place, participants uncover the intricacies of embarking on adventures, consulting maps, and utilising various tools of the trade. The journey is guided by the indispensable "adventure book" and "adventurer's mark", both serving as crucial repositories of information.

During your exploits, the attractions come alive with appearances by original characters and creatures like "Homilot IV", hailing from the history-rich "Hoimi Slime". Other unique monsters could be encountered as well.

For those equipped with a sub-quest exclusive ticket, an additional layer of narrative depth awaits. Alongside the primary quest of unearthing a golden bracelet, these sub-quests offer supplementary stories. To engage in these sub-quests, specific conditions must be met within the main quest, leading you to converse with Kandata in town.

Furthermore, there are opportunities to savor Dragon Quest-themed delicacies and purchase unique souvenirs.

The Dragon Quest Island attraction is situated within the outdoor theme park at Hyogo Prefectural Awajishima Park.

Operating hours might change due to seasonal fluctuations or safety considerations. For more information, please refer to the official Nijigen no Mori website.

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