This place is definitely a bit quirky and may not be for everyone, but we had a fun time overall. The language barrier made things a little challenging at times, but the experience was still enjoyable. We tried the fishing game and the mosquito-shooting game, had a light snack, and especially loved the dumplings—they were absolutely delicious. Just note that there is an entrance fee, and most activities and food are charged separately. The cat café was also very cute and added to the charm of the visit.

Not necessarily for American tourists - everything in Japanese only, expensive to do entry AND buy additional coins / passport for rides, food was overpriced and not very good / could get better at street vendors. It was a bit silly to experience it having no idea what Namja is, plus I love cats so the fun imagery and merch was cool but I wouldn’t waste your time if you don’t speak Japanese

While was roaming around sunshine mall, I saw the sign and got curious . When i saw kuroko basket and blue lock posters, it was no brainer for me and I got to find what's in Namjatown. The game event was for kuroko baskets 10th year anniversary + Cross over with gintama games. I saw displayed prizes and got crazy on 2 tapestry which I won !!. So basically every game inside is for 600 jpy so it's advisable to buy the 3500 jpy pass + games pass inside of 800 jpy only pass because you will end up playing games if your fav animes activities are involved. Blur locks and kuro baskets cute and gorgeous merchendise were included. They had lockers ti keep ur belongings at less than 500 jpy. They had amazing horror themed alley , neighbourhood street with mini games. ♥️ just loved the whole setup 😍 and definitely recommend. I bought the ticket form machine and it was not crowded at all. You do have option of 1 re- entry. They have a haunted house kind game also.

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I bought the pass so I can try to do all the attractions but some Of it you have to pay extra like the cat cafè and shuriken training. But most of the attractions are free, I liked this place even though most of it is in Japanese, you just need to observe what you need to do. Their rides are interactive games. Which I think is pretty cool! My favorite one was in ninja town when I trained to be a shinobi. I was handed a scroll and made to walk around ninja town find some Yokai and they can test my knowledge. Once you pass you submit it to the ninja guide and they will let you in the final exam room. Super cool. I would say though arrive around noon cuz some of these attractions open like 1 ish. The staff were nice and friendly but their food was just so so… i

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Indoor Theme Park opened by Namco in 1996 on the 2nd floor of the Sunshine City Shopping Complex, Ikebukuro... Namco was a Japanese multinational video game & entertainment company founded in 1955 which operated video arcades & amusement parks globally, produced video games, films, toys & arcade cabinets. They were one of the most influential figures in the worldwide coin-op & arcade game industry; Namco produced several multi-million-selling game franchises, such as Pac-Man, Galaxian, Tekken, Tales, Ridge Racer & Ace Combat... In 2006, Namco merged with Bandai to form what is now named Bandai Namco Holdings...

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