Any gamer worth their salt must know Monster Hunter. This worldwide smash hit has captured the hearts of millions. But did you know there’s an anime park in Japan where Monster Hunter is brought to life? Well, grab your sword and shield and let’s head into the fray.
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Monster Hunter: a Worldwide Gaming Sensation
Monster Hunter is a globally renowned action role-playing game series developed by Capcom, celebrated for its intense gameplay, intricate mechanics, and richly detailed worlds. Since its debut in 2004, the franchise has become a cultural phenomenon, captivating millions with its challenging monster battles, cooperative multiplayer experiences, and expansive, beautifully designed environments.
Players assume the role of skilled hunters, embarking on epic quests to track down and defeat colossal creatures using a diverse arsenal of weapons and strategies. The series has led to numerous sequels, spin-offs, merchandise, and even a Hollywood movie, solidifying its place as a cornerstone of the gaming industry.
Here’s the exciting part: for a limited time only, you can now experience Monster Hunter in real life! Only at Nijigen no Mori, the world’s largest anime park in Japan.
Introducing Monster Hunter: The Field
The term “the field” signifies the adventurous journey you’ll undertake to gather resources, craft weapons, and hunt monsters. The training quests include “Field Research” and “Large Monster Suppression.”
In “Field Research,” hunters explore a vast 130,000m² area to find essential items in scattered item boxes. This quest is crucial for preparing for the “Large Monster Suppression” that follows.
In “Large Monster Suppression,” choose your weapon and face the fire wyvern, “Rathalos”. The action controller and tracking device enable you to do battle with on-screen monsters in the designated area. Achieve “Hunter Rank” by vanquishing the fearsome beasts, and get ready for even more formidable creatures to come.
Go Hunting on Awaji Island!
You can select from 4 different weapons and team up to take down the massive monsters! Weapons are divided into “melee” and “ranged” categories, so pick the one that best fits your hunting style. Whether you choose a team of three wielding greatswords or a trio of light bowgun users, the choice is yours! Don’t look to us for any hints—you’ll have to find out which weapon suits you best through trail by fire!
Large Sword
A powerful weapon with a broad blade. Inflicts great damage through wide-reaching slashes.
Twin Swords
Known for swift, slashing attacks, these weapons allow for multiple strikes in a single motion, dealing substantial damage.
Hammer
The heaviness of this weapon wields great destructive force. Whack the beast in the head and see it stunned by your power.
Light Bowgun
Attacking from afar with this ranged weapon. In the right hands, it delivers significant damage from a distance.
Sounds like fun, right? But that’s not all! The adventure continues with exploration and crafting, which are just as thrilling. Roam the expansive fields of Nijigen no Mori anime park to collect valuable items. And don’t forget to bring along your trusty Palicoes partner to join you in the hunt.
Monster Hunter: The Field Overview
Opening Times
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last entrance at 7:00 PM)
Hours may vary depending on the season.
For the most up-to-date information, please visit the Nijigen no Mori official website.
Ticket Prices
1 Hunt (1 Time)
Adults: ¥2,900 – ¥3,900
Children: ¥1,800 – ¥2,100
2 Hunts (2 Times)
Adults: ¥4,300 – ¥5,400
Children: ¥2,800 – ¥3,200
3 Hunts (3 Times)
Adults: ¥5,200 – ¥6,400
Children: ¥3,500 – ¥4,000
4 Hunts (4 Times)
Adults: ¥5,700 – ¥7,000
Children: ¥3,800 – ¥4,400
5 Hunts (5 Times)
Adults: ¥6,200 – ¥7,600
Children: ¥4,100 – ¥4,800
*All prices include tax.
*Children under 11 (elementary school students and younger) must be accompanied by at least one parent (adult). The accompanying adult must also purchase a ticket.
*Ticket prices vary depending on the season. For details, please check the ticket purchase page.
*Tickets are valid only for the day of purchase.
*Information is current but subject to change.
*The latest updates can be found on the official website.
*A maximum of 3 participants is allowed per group.
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| Park Name | NIJIGEN NO MORI |
|---|---|
| Address | 2425-2 Kusumoto, Awaji City, Hyogo Pref. 656-2301 |
| TEL | 0799-64-7061 |
| Website | https://nijigennomori.com/ |
| Reservations | https://ticket.nijigennomori.com/en/ |
| Operation Hours | Everyday10:00-22:00 *Each attraction has a different last reception time and closing time. |
