Nijigen no Mori's NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato Samidare Festival 2025 Part 1-5 Info Revealed!

For the first event starting May 10th (JST), visitors who come on a rainy day get an exclusive Shinobi-Zato rainy scene sticker as a gift!

These stickers depict famous scenes in the rain from the Naruto and Boruto: Naruto Next Generations series.

There are three new sticker designs added to the 2024 sticker lineup, for a total of nine stickers!

Get the sticker of the heart-wrenching scene with Naruto and Sasuke, or one that shows the Uchiha brothers' connection. Get stickers of the many fan-favorite scenes!

"Konan's Flower Art Experience"—the second part of the festival, themed after Akatsuki member Konan's paper ninjutsu—will be available from May 10th to July 20th (JST) for a limited time!

Inspired by the paper bouquet Konan gave Naruto, participants can create their own flower bouquet or accessories using colorful origami and washi paper for theirs to keep!

This rainy season, we remember the three shinobi from the Hidden Rain Village instrumental to founding the Akatsuki!
Reflect back on Nagato, Konan, and Yahiko's story while becoming lost in your beautiful flower art!

For the third event, a limited-time Shinobi-Zato fortune telling event that will be available from May 24th to July 13th (JST) where visitors can get a "water omikuji" fortune!

This omikuji has a special trait! Putting them in water will make your fortune appear alongside popular characters like Naruto Uzumaki or Sasuke Uchiha from Naruto!

This event is set up inside the "Earth Scroll" Mission Rally area, where there is a water omikuji space decorated with hydrangeas.

This activity that perfectly suits the rainy weather will make your trip here with your friends all the better!
Why don't you come visit Awajishima—the island where the oldest myth about the birth of Japan lies—and test your luck?

Part 4 of the festival, "Shinobi-Zato's Rainy Day Japanese Umbrellas", will be a photo spot/social media event using traditional Japanese umbrellas, available May 24th through July 13th (JST)!

For this event, the mystery-solving "Earth Scroll" attraction at NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato will be decorated with traditional Japanese umbrellas, and a photo spot that captures the Japanese aesthetic is also placed inside the area.

If you take a picture or video and post it on social media with the hashtag "#五月雨祭" or "＃SHINOBI-ZATO SAMIDARE FES" at the photo spot, you can get an exclusive NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobi-Zato character card!

Get a taste of the shinobi world that everyone is raving about!
Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and "wa" that can only be felt in Japan at Shinobi-Zato during the rainy season!

For the fifth event, three popular Shinobi-Zato Workshop "wa" activities are back! These indoor activities that you can enjoy even on a rainy day will be available from May 31st to July 20th (JST)!

This time visitors can participate in making incense sachets, hairpins, and lanterns.

The epitome of "wa" culture can be found in Awajishima, a place also known as "kuniumi no shima" where the first island of Japan was born according to the Japanese mythological chronicle, the Kojiki.

Why don't you come and make a one-of-a-kind item on the island brimming with the spirit of Japan where the Shinobi-Zato world was born?

Enjoy experiencing these crafting activities with your friends, as the calming sound of the rain outside helps you achieve perfect focus!

<Hairpin-Making Activity: 1,000 yen (tax included)>
Choose one out of the three designs based off of characters from Naruto and decorate them with beads and pearls to your liking!

Design them in a way that lets people know your love of Naruto, or make it pair with your everyday style.

<Incense Sachet-Making Activity: 500 yen (tax included)>
Choose one of eight pouches with designs based on characters from the series.

There are over 10 different scents that you can combine, so pick and mix scents to make your very own incense sachet with a unique fragrance!

<Lantern-Making Activity: 500 yen (tax included)>
Visitors can create their own lantern that fits the Japanese style of the illuminated Shinobi-Zato perfectly.

Bring your original lantern along with you while you explore around the area, then take it home to brighten up your room!