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Nijigen no Mori adds original Godzilla figure to premium ticket

Jul. 29, 2026
By AI, Created 13:00 UTC, Jul 29, 2026, AGP -

Nijigen no Mori’s Godzilla Interception Operation in Awaji, Japan, will start offering a new premium ticket bonus on Aug. 8, 2026: an Original GODZILLA Figure. The limited-edition collectible joins the existing Original Godzilla Backpack as a choice for guests buying the upgraded package.

Why it matters: - Nijigen no Mori is adding a new collectible aimed at Godzilla fans and repeat visitors. - The figure gives the premium ticket a fresh bonus item and extends the attraction’s merchandise-driven appeal.

What happened: - Nijigen no Mori Anime Park in Awaji, Japan, will introduce the Original GODZILLA Figure as a new bonus item for the premium ticket at Godzilla Interception Operation. - Sales begin Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026. - Guests buying the premium ticket can choose either the Original GODZILLA Figure or the Original Godzilla Backpack. - The attraction page is available here: More information.

The details: - The figure is exclusive to the attraction. - The figure is modeled after the massive Godzilla at Godzilla Interception Operation on Awaji Island. - The figure is made of metal and has a detailed design and solid finish. - Premium ticket prices are JPY11,300 to JPY12,100 for adults. - Premium ticket prices are JPY9,600 to JPY10,000 for children. - All prices include tax. - The ticket includes attraction access to Pre-Theater, Zipline Experience, Anti-Godzilla Cell Shooting, Godzilla Museum, Awaji Island Tokusatsu Studio, Mystery-Solving Game, and Kaiju no Mori. - Guests must be at least 120 cm tall and weigh 25 kg to under 110 kg for the zipline experience. - Additional filming fees apply at Awaji Island Tokusatsu Studio. - The Mystery-Solving Game is Japanese only. - Adult accompaniment is required for Kaiju no Mori, and children cannot experience that section alone. - Godzilla Interception Operation centers on a 120-meter life-sized Godzilla that landed on Awaji Island. - Guests join the National Awaji Island Institute of Godzilla Disaster and complete missions such as a zipline into the body of the recreated Godzilla and a shooting game that targets scattered Godzilla cells. - The attraction includes permanent indoor experiences such as the world’s first Godzilla Museum and Kaiju no Mori, a children’s area with about 50 types of soft vinyl kaiju figures. - The park also sells Godzilla-themed goods and food inspired by the attraction.

Between the lines: - The new figure reinforces Nijigen no Mori’s strategy of tying premium ticket sales to exclusive physical items. - The attraction continues to build a broader Godzilla ecosystem across tickets, merchandise, food and stay packages. - The collaboration rooms at GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135° show that Nijigen no Mori is also using lodging as part of the same fan experience.

What's next: - The premium ticket with the Original GODZILLA Figure goes on sale Aug. 8, 2026. - Visitors will continue to choose between the new figure and the backpack as their exclusive bonus item. - Nijigen no Mori is likely to keep using limited-edition goods to drive attendance and repeat visits to the attraction.

The bottom line: - Nijigen no Mori is trading on Godzilla fandom with a new limited collectible that adds another incentive to buy the attraction’s top-tier ticket.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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