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Unravel the Mysteries This Spring with 'Mystery Hunter'

This spring, Tokyo's parks will come alive with excitement as the popular family-oriented puzzle event, 'Mystery Hunter,' makes its grand return. This engaging adventure encourages families to work together to solve a series of mysteries and puzzles, designed for participants of all ages. Supported by local education authorities, this event has successfully attracted over 150,000 families annually since its inception in autumn 2022, making it a beloved spring tradition.

What is 'Mystery Hunter'?

The 'Mystery Hunter' event is an interactive puzzle rally where families set out to explore parks and uncover enigmas hidden within. Participants are guided to various checkpoints, each presenting unique challenges requiring keen observation and problem-solving skills. Tracks include captivating themes such as the Legendary Sword Series, the Thief vs. Detective Series, and the Cyborg Series, ensuring excitement for every participant. With three different difficulty levels, families can choose a suitable path, accommodating children from preschool through to upper elementary grades.

Beyond mere entertainment, this event cleverly integrates educational elements, such as concepts related to school curricula and SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). Kids not only play but learn as they immerse themselves in the mysteries.

Scheduled Events in Tokyo Parks

The event will take place across various parks in Tokyo. Here’s the schedule:

• - Hikarigaoka Park

- April 25: Legendary Sword Series
- April 26: Cyborg Series
- April 29: Crimson Demon Series

• - Nerima Ward's Natsu no Kumo Park

- May 2: Thief vs. Detective Series
- May 3: Legendary Sword Series
- May 4: Cyborg Series
- May 5: Crimson Demon Series
- May 6: Thief vs. Detective Series

• - Kameido Central Park

- May 9: Legendary Sword Series
- May 10: Cyborg Series
- May 16: Crimson Demon Series
- May 17: Thief vs. Detective Series

• - Oshima Komatsukawa Park

- May 23: Legendary Sword Series
- May 24: Cyborg Series

• - Ukitada Park

- May 30: Crimson Demon Series
- May 31: Thief vs. Detective Series

Note: Event details are subject to change. Please check the official website for the latest updates. Explore Tokyo Event Locations and Dates

Age-Specific Courses

The event is designed for various age groups, with three distinct courses:
1. Easy Course (for preschoolers to first graders) - Simple counting and naming tasks.
2. Normal Course (for first to third graders) - Combines hints and problem-solving tasks.
3. Challenge Course (for third graders and above) - Complex puzzles that require critical thinking and creativity.

Participant Testimonials

"Before I knew it, adults were engrossed as well!"
"Though I dislike math, I found myself enjoying puzzle-solving with calculations!"
"At home, we usually just play games or stare at our phones, so it was refreshing to interact like this!"
"I've realized that I seldom hold hands and walk through parks with my kids now that they've grown. This event reminded us of those beautiful moments!"

Event Details

• - Location: Various parks in Tokyo (For location details, visit here).
• - Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Last entry by 2:30 PM)
• - Duration: Approximately 1 to 1.5 hours
• - Cost: ¥800 per child (Free for guardians)
• - Target Audience: Preschool through elementary school children (All grades)

How to Register

For more information or to register for the 'Mystery Hunter' event, please visit here.

Organized by: NPO Tasizan
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