Naruto

Why NARUTO Is Loved Worldwide

Created by Masashi Kishimoto, NARUTO has sold over 250 million manga copies globally, making it one of the best-selling manga of all time. The anime’s themes of friendship, perseverance, and destiny resonate deeply with viewers across generations.

• Iconic story: Naruto’s journey from outcast to hero inspires millions.
• Deep worldbuilding: unique ninja villages, clans, and jutsu combat.
• Beloved characters: Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Kakashi, Hinata, and more.
• Global cultural impact: movies, games, exhibitions, and live events.

Whether you grew up watching the anime or discovered it recently, NARUTO remains a cornerstone of Japanese pop culture—and a highlight for anime travelers visiting Japan.

Who This Experience Is Perfect For

NARUTO appeals to fans of adventure, friendship-driven storytelling, and classic shonen-style action. It’s an ideal anime for travelers exploring Japan’s anime attractions and ninja-themed destinations.

• Fans of shonen anime and emotional storytelling.
• Travelers interested in ninja culture and Japanese folklore.
• Families exploring anime-themed attractions across Japan.
• Visitors looking for must-see anime landmarks.

NARUTO & BORUTO SHINOBI-ZATO at Nijigen no Mori

At Awaji Island’s popular anime park Nijigen no Mori, fans can explore NARUTO & BORUTO SHINOBI-ZATO—a fully immersive ninja-themed attraction. Jiraiya and the great toad Gamasennin greet visitors at the entrance before leading them into recreated scenes such as Konohagakure Village and the towering Hokage Rock.

Stay into the evening to enjoy the stunning Hokage Rock Projection Mapping Show, which lights up the village with cinematic storytelling. Before the show, enjoy a steaming bowl of Naruto’s favorite meal, Ichiraku Ramen, and browse exclusive merchandise available only at the Hidden Leaf Gift Shop.

Ichiraku Ramen at SHINOBI-ZATO

The legendary Ichiraku Ramen from the NARUTO manga and anime is faithfully recreated at SHINOBI-ZATO. This specialty shop serves noodles inspired by the real ramen from Fukuoka—specifically the Hakata-style restaurant frequented by creator Masashi Kishimoto during his university years.

Fans can enjoy the same beloved bowl of ramen that Naruto Uzumaki constantly craves, making it a must-try stop for any true anime traveler.

NARUTO Themed Suite

Experience life inside the Hidden Leaf Village with a NARUTO-themed hotel suite, complete with playful references, character designs, and recreated anime scenes. Inside the room, guests can even step into a realistic version of the Hokage’s Office, making it one of the most immersive anime accommodations in Japan.

Fuji-Q Highland – NARUTO x BORUTO Hidden Leaf Village

At Fuji-Q Highland in Yamanashi, fans can visit the NARUTO x BORUTO Hidden Leaf Village, a dynamic amusement area that lets you dive into the world of ninja training. Enjoy attractions like the 3D Shooting Ride, the Ninja Way Museum, NARUTO VR experiences, and a themed game arcade.

Ramen lovers can enjoy another bowl of Ichiraku Ramen here—and if you're lucky, you might even ride a Naruto-themed Fuji-Q train or bus.

Highland Resort Hotel & Spa – NARUTO Special Suite

Adjacent to Fuji-Q Highland, the Highland Resort Hotel & Spa offers the spectacular NARUTO-themed suite “Shinobi no Ma – The Road to Great NINJA”. The room features both Naruto and Sasuke motifs, creating a fully immersive environment for fans.

Guests staying here receive exclusive amenities—including original yukata—available only to those who complete their “training” as true shinobi. The hotel’s direct connection to Fuji-Q Highland makes it the ultimate stay for NARUTO fans.