Ingresso para a Ilha Dragon Quest em Nijigen No Mori

とても楽しかったです。今回はサイドクエストなしの基本的な冒険でしたが、娘とまた来る時は全部体験すると思います。体験のインタラクティブな性質が素晴らしく、少し歩き回る必要はありますが、それだけの価値はありました。ゴールデンウィークにもかかわらず公園は全く混んでおらず、大阪からの日帰り旅行として思っていたよりも簡単に行けました。ハンバーグは美味しく、他の食べ物もまあまあで、少し高価でしたが楽しかったです。ぜひ訪れることをお勧めします。

Honesrly such a great time! my partner and I only did the light package (main quest) and we left wishing we’d done the side quests! if you have the time, definitely take the opportunity! it’s a lot of fun and a great day out, not overly crowded in the middle of the day either!

The Gold Package includes one main quest and one side quest (you can choose the difficulty of the side quest on-site). My travel companion and I had an absolute blast! We were so serious, not missing a single detail, and our legs were practically giving out. We upgraded our equipment three times to fight the boss, and the boss's minions (the staff were incredibly in character and so much fun) even said we were perfect, hahaha! We played for a total of three and a half hours and couldn't tear ourselves away. The souvenir shop was also fantastic to browse and buy from. It's been a few days, and my heart is still at Brave Fight Land. I will definitely visit again, it was so much fun (big scream)! Remember to bring plenty of water, wear sun protection, and comfortable athletic shoes. My real-life gear that day also saved me (*¯︶¯*)

Definitely a great experience if you are into JRPGs and Dragon Quest. The activities, statues, and environment really immerse you in the game's atmosphere. I appreciate the interactions and the scale of the characters and locations.

I imagined it would be good, but it was even better! Create your hero, complete quests, and fight your way up to defeat the bosses. You can enter houses and talk to the villagers. We had hours of fun!

The park is vast and divided into different anime-themed zones. This time, I experienced the Dragon Quest and Naruto areas, which authentically recreate anime scenes, offering a completely immersive gaming experience. Coupled with interactive, physical puzzle-solving, it's the perfect place to ditch your electronic devices. Both adults and children will absolutely love it. The park also offers Chinese and English support, allowing for a more immersive experience when undertaking missions.

I was always afraid of not finding the location, so I hesitated to book. It turns out it's very easy to get to. From the bus center next to JR Sannomiya Station, take an express bus, and in 40 minutes, you'll arrive at Awaji Park Station. The entrance is Dragon Quest. I booked tickets through Klook and used them immediately; it was cheaper than buying on-site. I only bought the main quest, which took about two hours to complete. The game was quite interesting, and those who enjoy puzzle games would love it. It was just too hot today, and the game required a high level of activity, so I didn't have the energy to challenge other quest games. Next to this area, there's a Slime-themed restaurant, and nearby are the Godzilla and Crayon Shin-chan parks. If you want to go to Naruto, you'll have to walk a long way or take a shuttle. The return journey is more troublesome. You must check the return bus schedule in advance and arrive at the station early to queue for the bus, as this is almost the last stop on the return route. If it's full, you'll have to wait at least an hour for the next one.

It was a truly enjoyable time, being able to experience the characters and memories from the game in real life. Although I struggled a bit because there was no Korean version, it was great to enjoy the feeling of being the main character from the game. It was a happy experience while waiting for Dragon Quest 1 & 2 and 12.