Immersive Fort Tokyo Ticket
- Selected as one of the world’s top immersive experiences. Dive into the culture of the Edo period with this popular immersive experience "Tales of Edo Oiran", now available in English! Photography is welcome. Don't miss this special chance to capture your journey into Japan's past.
- Dive into the worlds of hit Japanese titles like Alice in Borderland. Strap on an actual electric “collar bomb” and take on outrageously unfair “games” in this wildly popular theatrical puzzle experience
- Located in Odaiba, a hotspot for night views, shopping malls, and more—plus easy access to major areas like Shibuya and Shinjuku.
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What to expect
An immersive entertainment facility featuring fully realized experiences based on Japan’s most popular original content. Its flagship attraction, Alice in Borderland: The Ultimate, brings the intense world of the hit Netflix series Alice in Borderland to life. Participants wear electric “collar bombs” and engage in thrilling games of wits, deception, and psychological warfare, navigating heart-pounding challenges and mind-bending puzzles. The facility is indoors and weatherproof, with each experience lasting between 60 minutes to 2 hours—making it an ideal addition to your sightseeing itinerary.









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Previously, it was a theme park where you could spend the whole day, but after the renovation, it has changed considerably and become a facility where you can enjoy each production individually. Sherlock has added new episodes, and it has become a production where you can enjoy a deeper story. You can immerse yourself in the story from any position you like, and occasionally the characters will speak to you, so it has become even better. However, the productions are performed in Japanese, so people from overseas may not be able to enjoy it if they just read the text on their devices.
IMPORTANT: all the shows are by parcel only; no more 1-day pass or public shows since March 2025. **REVIEW: SO. MUCH. FUN. It was so immersive that when the actor playing Hayato was talking directly to a non-Japanese speaker like me, even I understood his intent. (PS: Hayato-san was very tall & very in-chara. *heart eyes*)
Went to The Sherlock with my wife and young daughter (11) and none of us speak/understand Nihongo. Of course, we used the English audio guide which narrates a summary of what is happening / will happen for the full scene. I think the narration is only when you go to the rooms where a major scene takes place. There is no narration for "side events" if you follow other characters. The experience was still enjoyable and you will be able to follow what is going on - BUT you must really be interested and immerse yourself in what is going on and be curious. Advice for non-Japanese speakers who go... When in doubt, what to do, where to go? Follow the crowd! :) Enjoy while Immersive Fort is still open.
My first time experiencing an immersive theme park! Players can interact with actors and communicate with other players. Although my Japanese isn't very good, some screens in the venue display Chinese and English translations, so foreigners can also enjoy it. However, it's a bit lonely going alone, so I recommend going with family and friends for more fun. Very few people actually manage to clear the game, so I wish you all the best in becoming players who can stand until the very end and successfully complete the game! 😚
I have to say, it was an interesting experience that I had. Having to wear the necklace system at first was a little uncomfortable due to the foam pad being a little up close but after adjusting it was better. The story telling was great too and the whole chaos in the game trying to find out what to do and how to do it is pretty fun, especially me scrambling around to find codes for our phones. especially the puzzle room at the second stage as I was part of team pigeon and I got to imput the code for the room. But in the end I ended up getting the lethal shock. but it was great fun!
Booking through Klook was a breeze! This was my first time at Immersive Fort, and it was a thrilling sensory experience. You can directly feel the tension and excitement of the events happening right next to you. The venue is spacious and comfortable, highly recommended!
I HIGHLY recommend booking an experience at IMMERSIVE FORT TOKYO! I was able to do the Tokyo Revengers Experience on January 21st, and it was so much fun. Even though I don't speak much Japanese, my group and I were still able to participate and enjoy the event. We even had some interaction with the actors! It was a little difficult to communicate, but they still tried their best, and they even helped guide me to solve another part of a puzzle, and we had a small celebration despite the communication barrier, which was a very memorable moment. Both the pre and post shows were fun to watch as well. As long as you are willing to make an effort to participate and try and follow along with what's happening around you, I think you'll be able to enjoy this experience despite any language differences. Do yourself a favor and book a trip here before it closes! I will be looking forward to any future experiences this company has to offer!
I had bought tickets for Tokyo Revengers Immersive Escape, but it was cancelled due to a system glitch ヽ(;▽;)ノ I was glad they did a greeting as a replacement, but the original show time was until 20:45, so it was 2 hours long, and talking was basically not allowed, and the Tokyo Manji members were silent even when I thanked them, so it was a little scary 💦 (I wonder if there's a contract that says you can't talk outside of the show because it's a collaboration...?) I was glad that Hellboys got involved (*´꒳`*) However, I'm grateful that they held the greeting even though they were offering a full refund, thank you very much ✨
I enjoy both the games that I took part in. The Tokyo revengers and Alice in borderlands. This was a fun experience and would love to do it again.
I had a great time at Immersive Fort. This is a must visit and one of the best activities I did in Tokyo. As a horror movie fan, Immersive Fort did not disappoint me. I got scared, my team screamed so loud! Kuddos to the makers of those fun activities.




