Tondemi Yokosuka - Facility Guide
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Sports Entertainment Area
Air Run Area
This new type of blow-up obstacle course can be safely enjoyed by adults and children alike.
Air Run was first added at Tondemi Heiwajima and is a very popular activity that lets parents, children and friends casually compete against each other.
The new Air Run at Tondemi Yokosuka is a "reversed” version that further ups the excitement of competition. Players must run and touch the button at the end of the course and then loop back. The turnaround adds an element of strategy with players’ posture and speed during their U-turn.
The turnaround also allows players to enjoy the same course twice as much by having different obstacles on the way there and back. Families and groups can have fun racing against the clock.
Blow-up obstacles are set up along this 54-meter-long course and runners must reach the goal by climbing, passing through, jumping over, and knocking down the obstacles.
- * "Air Run" is a registered trademark of Bandai Namco Amusement Inc. (Registered Trademark No. 6238877)
- * A patent related to this activity is pending.
- * All images are for reference only.
Air Run Notice
・Please make sure to remove any glasses (including sports glasses) or accessories when using the Air Run Area. If you cannot remove them, you will not be able to use the Air Run Area.
・Up to two people can use the facility at one time. We will guide one group at a time.
・Please stay on one course. Please do not stray onto adjacent courses in the middle of your journey as this is dangerous.
・Do not stop while driving.
Sports Attraction Area
This area has a number of novel sports attractions like soccer, basketball, dodgeball, bowling, and other sports-themed attractions for adults and children alike to enjoy.
Many popular digital sports attractions from other TONDEMI locations, as well as completely new ones, are coming soon.
For the first time ever in Japan*, the latest digital technology adds a new level of interactive fun to the timeless "Che Kule Ball Toss" and "Ball-Rolling Race" played at elementary sports days that use the staple song "Che Che Kule♪ Che Kofi sa~♪". A "Neo Undokai" corner with an “evolved sports day” feel in the unique Tondemi style is coming soon!
- *As of May 2020, according to Bandai Namco Amusement
Che Kule Ball Toss
This interactive activity uses the popular “Che Kule Ball Toss” game from elementary school sports festivals.
Players dance to the famous song "Che Che Kule Che Kofi Sa" and toss balls into a basket during the song’s the interludes. Two players compete to see who can get the most balls in.
● About the Che Kule Ball Toss(*One theory by Bandai Namco Amusement)
Che Kule Ball Toss is a unique Japanese “evolved ball toss” that is gaining popularity nationwide on sports day. The sight of children dancing to the lively song "Che Che Kule" and throwing balls into a basket is very endearing, making it a popular activity for children and parents alike. There are various theories about its origin.
The song "Che Che Kule" used in the "Che Kule Ball Toss" is a children's song that is considered an African folk song from Ghana.
Originally a classic Girl Scout song, it is said to have been brought to Japan by Girl Scout camp participants in the 1950s and 1960s. Around 2000, it became a hot topic as it was featured in beverage commercials and on popular TV shows.
It started being used as BGM for ball-throwing competitions on school sports days around 2000, with Fukuoka and Saitama prefectures developing the trend in particular.
The version of "Che Che Kule" used in this activity is the original audio by Kumiko Osugi and is used with permission.
Ball-Rolling Race
The Ball-Rolling Race is an interactive game where players become the path for a large “Oodama” ball to roll across to get to the goal.
Players create their own "human blocks" by photographing themselves in any poses they like within a set time limit. When the time is up for making “blocks,” the Oodama will roll down the path. It’s game over if the Oodama fails to reach the finish line. This activity can be played alone or in multiplayer mode.
Sling Adventure
Use a giant slingshot to launch balls toward jewels in this new TONDEMI activity! Hit the jewels to collect them!
Up to 3 people can play at the same time, so it's sure to be a hit with families and groups.
Jump Twister
Jump over and crouch under the randomly spinning bar to keep from losing your balance! This 2-player game is sure to be a hit♪
- * All images are for reference only.
Sports Attraction Area
Notes
・Take turns for one game of each activity.
・Each activity has a set number of participants. Please refrain from participating in more than the capacity.
・Please follow the rules for each activity and instructions from staff.
■Jump Twister Precautions
・Please remove glasses (including sports glasses) and accessories before using the Jump Twister.
Quick Action Arena Area
This is the first TONDEMI activity developed for Tondemi Yokosuka. The concept is simply "fastest button presser wins.”
The "Quick Action Arena," a more evolved course, consists of six stages, with a number of buttons set up across each stage.
Players compete to see who can press the most buttons in a given amount of time.
Players press buttons while clearing different obstacles in each stage, like ball pools, large balls, and nets.
In the fifth stage, players can split into teams on a 6-meter-high athletic track, with teams of up to two players each and four players in total.
At the end of the sixth stage, an exciting slide provides a sense of exhilaration upon clearing the stage.
The course size is perfect for small children as well as adults, so families and adult groups can have fun competing.
- Stage ① Touch the Button: - press buttons on the wall
- Stage ② Quick Spider: press buttons while climbing the net
- Stage ③ Ball Pool Search: find buttons in the ball pool
- Stage ④ Giant Ball: press buttons while maneuvering around large balls
- Stage ⑤ Quick Action Castle: look for buttons along this huge course
- Stage ⑥ Climb to Top: press buttons while climbing through the cascade of balls to the top
- * All images are for reference only.
Quick Action Arena
Notes
・Up to two people can use stages 1 to 4 at a time, up to four people can use stage 5, and one person can use stage 6 at a time. Please do not enter the course or areas where other customers are playing.
・Please do not slide down the slide when there are other people on it. Please wait until the person in front of you has exited the slide before you start.
・Please do not enter areas being used by other customers.
Trampoline Area
The most popular area at TONDEMI. This area brings together an assortment of TONDEMI's most popular activities.
The trampoline area, with a total of 18 trampolines and approximately 400 square meters, has a variety of zones so that visitors have the best possible experience.
There is also a zone for parents and children to try slam dunking and ball pit diving, for endless fun with family and friends.
- The "Free Zone" where you can enjoy jumping around freely
- The "Dunk Zone" where everyone from children to adults can try their hand at slam dunks
- "Jump Pit" where you can try out various diving experiences
- "Ball High Jump" where you touch a hanging ball
The ocean-facing side of the trampoline area is a glass-enclosed atrium, giving players a great view of Yokosuka Port.
Trampoline precautions
・Please remove any glasses (including sports glasses) or accessories when using the trampoline area. If you cannot remove them, you will not be able to use the trampoline area.
- Do not land on any place other than the trampoline as you may get injured.
・If a beginner suddenly jumps high, it can be very dangerous as they may fly off in an unexpected direction, lose their balance, or fail to land. Once they get used to it, gradually increase the height of their jumps.
・Pay close attention to other people jumping around you, and be sure to give way to others when jumping, while ensuring safety.
・The following actions are extremely dangerous and must be strictly prohibited.
- ◆ Dangerous jumps (somersaults, back falls, stomach falls, handstands, cartwheels, etc.)
- Landing on the trampoline with your head, neck, or torso
- ◆ Sitting or lying down on the trampoline or pad
- ◆ Playing tag on a trampoline
- ◆The act of jumping over one trampoline in one go
- * Climbing, hanging, kicking or ramming into the netting or posts on the walls
- Jumping and intentionally landing on the mat
- ◆ Grabbing the pad and climbing the trampoline slope
- - Sitting on the trampoline walls or climbing or leaning on the surrounding fences
- ◆Stepping onto a trampoline while someone else is jumping
- * Jumping into the air cushion when there is a customer inside the air cushion
Climbing Wall Area
A climbing wall area enjoyable for both adults and children alike. With a wall height of 6m and 11 courses with 8 difficulty levels, even children can have fun climbing.
Participants wear a rope with a speed reducer, for a fun and safe experience.
The “Clip'n Climb” climbing wall is the first of its kind in Japan, and includes popular and unique activities such as a two-person race, a stair climb with no clues, a giant slide with a vertical drop from a height of 6m, and "Ascendor," a wall with plenty of clues for even small children to find their way to and from the top.
We also have an original wall for children to naturally improve their climbing skills. The route was designed under the supervision of an IFSC-certified *international route setter, which is someone who determines the placement of holds in international climbing competitions.
The ocean-facing side of the climbing wall area is also a glass-enclosed atrium, giving climbers who reach the top of the wall a great view of Yokosuka Bay.
- * IFSC: International Federation of Sport Climbing
- * All images are for reference only.
Climbing Wall Cautions
・Staff will put on the necessary harnesses, helmets, safety gear, and safety ropes. Do not climb without wearing a harness, helmet, safety gear, and safety rope.
・The surface of the climbing wall has been treated in places. Please be careful of scratches.
・The following actions are extremely dangerous and must be strictly prohibited.
- - Approaching the bottom of the climbing wall while other customers are playing
- ◆ Entering restricted areas
- ◆The act of climbing above the goal
- Intentionally falling upside down or kicking the wall hard to get down
- * Holding the safety rope at any point other than the designated area when descending
Slackline Area
To level up visitors’ fun on TONDEMI’s popular rope course, we have further improved the activity so that you can participate without needing a safety harness.
Even children can move unimpeded and enjoy the thrill of climbing up high.
This is the "evolved form" of the rope course specially developed for Tondemi Yokosuka.
The slackline area offers 14 different activities with varying degrees of difficulty, and visitors must clear obstacles on a 4.6-meter-high, 70-meter-long net in order to move forward and clear the course. There is also a net trampoline made of a 4.5-square meter net, allowing visitors to experience the thrill of heights to their heart's content.
Visitors can gaze down onto the trampoline area below from the top of the course, and if they go to the full-glass atrium side, they can enjoy a panoramic view of the Yokosuka harbor. This course is enclosed by a net around the entire perimeter, making it a safe and fun challenge without the need for a harness.
With no harness needed, visitors can move around completely unimpeded.
At night, it lights up in a potpourri of color. Experience an entirely different side of the slackline during the lighting production.
- * All images are for reference only.
Ropewalk precautions
・Please wait until the previous customer has reached the next station before starting. It is very dangerous for two people to play the same activity at the same time.
・The net trampoline can be used by up to two people. Three or more people are not allowed to use it at the same time.
・The following actions are extremely dangerous and must be strictly prohibited.
- * Running on the course or intentionally shaking the course
- ◆ Driving in the wrong direction on the course
Kids Area
Kids Area
This is an area for preschool children who cannot participate in the regular activities due to usage restrictions.
Children can enjoy the excitement of moving around through a variety of activities here.
- The "Kids Trampoline" where small children can jump individually
- The "Kids Net Athletic" course popular among small children
- The blow-up "Kids Seesaw" that can be safely enjoyed by parents and children
- * All images are for reference only.
Kids Area Notice
・When using the facility, parents must accompany them (high school students are not permitted).
・Please refrain from using the facility if your child is unwell.
・Please read the precautions for each piece of play equipment carefully and follow them.
・There may be small children on the playground equipment. Please refrain from the following actions as they may cause injury.
- ◆ Lying down or intentionally pushing other children
- ◆Climbing the slide from the bottom
- ◆ Playing roughly
- ◆Running within the area