Ikebukuro

The Namja Town has many attractions. For example there are some Japanese style haunted houses, interactive 1964 shooting games, egg-raising gamethe whole process is quite similar to raising a child, where you will need to take the egg to toilets, restaurants, and hospitals, until after a certain point. Then you can take the eggs to play games. This is quite a 'couply' game to do. And there are big food shops – the gyoza studium, the ice cream city, and the dessert empire of Tokyo. If customers buy the 3,900 yen3,300 yen for under 18 "Namja Passport" tickets, they can enjoy 14 attractions and visit food shops. Night passport, which you can get for 2,500 yen2,000 yen for under 18, is available after 5pm. But if you want to visit the food shops only, you buy the 300 yen "Namja Entry" tickets. The attractions range from 600 yen to 1000 yen in price each. Namja Town is not very friendly to non-Japanese speakers. English translations are only present in few places and most of the game require you to answer a few questions, totally in Japanese. To fully enjoy this unique theme park, proficiency in Japanese language is very important. That being said, you definitely can still have fun even if you only speak English.