Experience the emotional world of Naruto this rainy season with “Konan’s Flower Art,” a hands-on event at Nijigen no Mori’s Shinobizato attraction. Dive into the Akatsuki lore and create your own origami bouquet — just like Konan’s gift in the anime.
A Rainy Day with the Akatsuki: Dive into Shinobizato’s Samidare Festival
This spring, Nijigen no Mori invites fans into the heart of Naruto’s dramatic universe with “Samidare Festival 2025.” As part of its popular Shinobizato ninja-themed attraction, the festival’s second chapter centers around Konan — the silent and poetic member of the Akatsuki.
From May 10 to July 20, visitors can join “Konan’s Flower Art,” a special experience that blends craft, emotion, and storytelling. Inspired by the scene where Konan offers Naruto a paper bouquet, participants will create their own floral art using origami, washi paper, and colorful materials.
Art in the Rain: What to Expect
Held inside the Shinobizato Workshop, the activity runs from 11:00 to 16:00 daily (last entry at 15:30) and takes about 20 minutes. The participation fee is a modest ¥300 — not including the park’s general admission.
It’s a peaceful, reflective moment that contrasts with the action-packed world of ninjas. Whether you’re a long-time Naruto fan or visiting for the first time, it’s an ideal way to explore the emotional side of the series — and bring home a handmade keepsake.
How to Join
“Konan’s Flower Art” is part of the “NARUTO & BORUTO Shinobizato” area at Nijigen no Mori, a theme park located on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture. Known for anime-inspired attractions like Dragon Quest Island and Godzilla Interception Operation, the park blends nature and culture into a full-body experience.
Final Thoughts
Let the rain guide you into one of the most touching moments in Naruto history. 🌧️🌸
Konan’s story of hope, loss, and quiet strength comes alive in paper petals — and now, it’s your turn to fold your own.
Don’t miss this chance to craft your own ninja-inspired keepsake!
Join Konan’s Flower Art event at Shinobizato and experience the emotional side of Naruto — now through July 20.
🌸 Tickets & info:
👉 https://nijigennomori.com/naruto_shinobizato/
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