Namja Town
ナンジャタウン
An indoor theme park in Sunshine City, Ikebukuro, opened in 1996, with themed districts, a gyoza stadium of regional styles and a dessert alley.
Last entry 19:30. Open every day of the year; hours are shorter on some days, shown on the official ticket page.
〒 170-0013How to get there
東池袋Toden Arakawa Line · Yurakucho Line3 min walk from the station
Namja Town is an indoor theme park on the second floor of the World Import Mart building in Sunshine City, Ikebukuro, Tokyo. It opened in 1996 and is run by Bandai Namco.
The districts
The park is laid out as a set of themed streets. Fukubukuro Nanachome Shotengai (福袋七丁目商店街) recreates a shopping street of the late 1950s and early 1960s and holds most of the ride attractions and food. Dokkingham Hiroba (ドッキンガム広場), built around a gumi tree, is styled like a picture book and has walk-through and fortune-telling attractions. NINJATOWN is a ninja quarter taken over by the ninja troupe Shino-Bi (忍灯).
Food
Namja Gyoza Stadium gathers gyoza shops from different regions of Japan, with local styles side by side for comparison. Fukubukuro Dessert Yokocho (福袋デザート横丁) serves the park's own desserts, and the Najamoja Market sells park goods and items from collaboration events.
Attractions
Attractions include horror walk-throughs, a ninja training course, a fishing game, a quiz set in a public bath and a giant drum game based on Taiko no Tatsujin. The park also runs a changing program of collaboration events with anime and game titles.
Getting There
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