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NAMJATOWN has officially announced the upcoming launch of The New Prince of Tennis fourth collaboration event, bringing series-themed attractions, mini-games, and exclusive merchandise to the Tokyo indoor theme park.

Event Details and Venue Schedule

According to official announcements regarding the seasonal rollout, the event transforms the Namco-operated entertainment facility in Ikebukuro into a hub for fans of Takeshi Konomi’s iconic tennis franchise. The collaboration features interactive booth activities, character-inspired menu items, and limited-edition goods designed specifically for the seasonal run.

Interactive Mini-Games and Garapon Prizes

Central to the attraction lineup is the traditional themed garapon lottery experience, anchored by franchise-specific mechanics. Participants engage with the station by spinning a large tennis ball apparatus, where the color of the resulting dispensed sphere determines the prize tier won.

Organizers confirmed that the top-tier A-prize features exclusive two-連 acrylic charms showcasing key characters from the series. These collectible items are distributed directly at the venue booths upon drawing the corresponding winning sphere color during the operational hours of the attraction.

Merchandise and Themed Offerings

Alongside the lottery game, the venue hosts retail spaces offering illustrated merchandise featuring characters from the national high school tennis tournament arcs. Visitors can also purchase collaborative food and dessert items inspired by the schools and athletes competing in the tournament storylines.

Fans looking to attend can check official ticketing and reservation guidelines on the NAMJATOWN website ahead of the opening date. Further announcements regarding specific menu lineups and crowding management protocols will be released through official channels as the launch approaches.

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