- Dates & time
- July 11, 2026 (Sat) - September 23, 2026 (Wed) 11:00–20:00(最終受付19:30)
- Price & booking
- Taboo ¥1,200 / Darkness ¥1,200 / Village ¥1,500 / Dolls ¥1,200 (tax incl.). Four-attraction set ticket ¥4,500 (tax incl.) No advance reservations. Buy tickets on site on the day. Payment by cash or PayPay.
- Venue & access
- Sannomiya OPA 2, 5F special venue By train: 1 minute on foot from the east ticket gate of JR Sannomiya Station, or 1 minute from the east gate of Hanshin Kobe-Sannomiya Station. By car: parking validation is handled at the 1F service counter of Daiei Kobe Sannomiya (terms follow that store).
There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Sannomiya OPA 2, 5F special venue, and 1 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.
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Why You Should Visit
Four haunted attractions, each built around a different kind of fear, fill a special venue on the 5th floor of Sannomiya OPA 2 for the summer. Taboo unfolds in a sealed room, Darkness plays out with the lights killed, Village sends you walking through a place you should not have entered, and Dolls works on your ears alone. The four stories connect to one another. Each run lasts 8-10 minutes, and the venue is indoors a minute from the station, so it fits into a shopping trip. A set ticket covers all four.
NOTE
The four attractions
- Taboo (room type / approx. 10 min): a forbidden story unfolding in a sealed space
- Darkness (pitch-dark type / approx. 8 min): fear you cannot see closes in
- Village (walk-through type / approx. 10 min): escape a ritual in a village you should never have entered
- Dolls (sound type / approx. 8 min): a story told at your ear, where dolls welcome you in
* All four stories are connected to each other
Closed dates
- Closed July 13-17. After July 11 and 12, the run continues daily from July 18
Who cannot enter
- Children under 6
- Pregnant visitors
- Visitors who have been drinking alcohol
* Details may change without notice
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