The location is a bit remote with no direct tram service, so taking an express bus is recommended. However, since departures are infrequent, be sure to check the timetable in advance, as missing the bus makes returning to the city center rather troublesome. I only visited the Ninja Village on this day, and the Scroll of Heaven maze was a lot of fun. I recommend tackling the Scroll of Heaven first thing in the morning when you enter the park, as it is located right at the Hokage Rock near the entrance. If you go in the afternoon, it can get congested due to the crowds, which detracts from the experience. There is no need to worry about performing the hand seals, as the machine only detects the general hand shape and it is not difficult, though you can still practice beforehand. Don't panic if you get stuck, as people help each other out, but there is one spot that children cannot get through on their own, so adults should be prepared to carry them down (about half a flight of stairs). The Scroll of Earth is even simpler; if you are worried about not being familiar with the hand seals, you can tackle this one first to practice before heading to the Scroll of Earth (Note: Scroll of Heaven). Remember to find the staff inside the building after collecting your stamps for the Scroll of Earth, as there is a hidden surprise. If you purchase a Gold Ticket or higher, you can choose an additional mission. The English version has quite a few far-fetched questions where you can't even deduce the process working backward from the answer, so the four-star missions should not be underestimated. Missions of three stars and below have a difficulty similar to the Scroll of Heaven, while four stars and above may require a bit of luck and out-of-the-box thinking. Don't be too concerned about winning or losing, and you'll have a much better time. Doing all of this alone is completely fine, and having poor Japanese skills is not an obstacle. There is only one restaurant in the Ninja Village, Ichiraku Ramen; it is recommended to dine before 12:00 PM to avoid fighting for seats, though this is not guaranteed on weekends. As for merchandise, there are quite a few exclusive items, many of which are tied to special missions, so those who like collecting limited-edition goods can purchase them. For those who want to cosplay, you can head straight to the shop upon entering the park to buy headbands, jackets, vests, and the like. The quality is quite decent, though the prices are standard theme park rates. I hope these insights help everyone feel at ease about visiting and enjoying the park.