About a 50-minute drive from central Tokyo, the adventure resort Sagamiko Mori Mori (Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture), set among lush forest, is opening a new net-climbing attraction called "Morimori Noboru" on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Built into the structure of the resort's elevator tower, it is billed as one of the largest attractions of its kind in Japan.*
Morimori Noboru is a high-altitude net-climbing course newly installed on the side of the 18-meter "elevator tower" (roughly the height of a six-story building) that connects the parking lot to the park entrance. Nets stretched across towering steel framework create a striking new view, making use of the existing elevator tower structure in a way not seen before.
Visitors wear a full-body safety harness and climb a vertical net under their own strength, a thrilling activity that calls for full-body strength and persistence to reach the top. Gusts of wind and the movement of other climbers add to the tension. Of the five lanes, two are equipped with a "time attack" feature: times are displayed instantly on an electronic scoreboard, with daily rankings announced, adding to the challenge. Climbers are clearly visible from below, so cheers and applause from onlookers add to the excitement.
Morimori Noboru Opening Event – August 1 (Saturday)
As part of a program for TOKYO MX (Tokyo area, terrestrial channel 9), an opening event will welcome MORRIE and SHOOT of the popular DIY dance-and-vocal group BUDDiiS, known together as "Morrie Shoot," as guests. The two will be the first to try Morimori Noboru and share their impressions. The event is open to spectators, and visitors are welcome to come cheer them on.
Date and Time
Saturday, August 1, 2026, 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM (planned)
Location
Morimori Noboru
*Attending the event requires separate admission to Sagamiko Mori Mori.
*Footage from the day is scheduled to be broadcast and streamed at a later date.
Morimori Noboru Overview
Opening Date
August 1, 2026 (Saturday)
Price
¥1,000 per play
*Free passes cannot be used
*Includes a pair of original anti-slip gloves
Duration
About 20 minutes (10 minutes of play time)
Specs
18 meters tall (about the height of a six-story building), 5 lanes
Location
First Parking Lot, Section A, Elevator Tower
Requirements
Elementary school age and up, height up to 200cm
*Weight up to 120kg
*Cannot be used if the safety harness cannot be worn correctly
*A signed consent form is required; those under 18 need a parent or guardian's signature
Business Hours
From Sagamiko Mori Mori's opening until one hour after the park closes
Reservations
Reservation system (same-day reservations accepted)
Reception closes once a day's allotment sells out.
Booking
Normal Lane ticket: https://www.asoview.com/channel/ticket/vRc9CS7yYX/ticket0000054006/
Time Attack Lane ticket: https://www.asoview.com/channel/ticket/vRc9CS7yYX/ticket0000054008/
Special Site
https://www.sagamiko-resort.jp/morimorinoboru/
Sagamiko Mori Mori Business Overview
Business Hours
Weekdays: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Other days: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
*Hours vary by day; please check the official website.
Admission
Adults from ¥2,000, children/seniors from ¥1,300, pets (dogs) ¥1,000 (¥500 for a second dog or more)
Free Pass
Adults from ¥4,700, children/seniors from ¥3,700, pets (dogs) ¥2,000
*Children are ages 3 through elementary school; seniors are 65 and older.
*Prices vary by season.
Access
By car:
- About 7 minutes from the Sagamiko-higashi exit on the Chuo Expressway
- About 15 minutes from the Sagamihara IC, or about 20 minutes from the Takaosan IC, on the Ken-O Expressway
By train:
- About 8 minutes by bus bound for Mikage from JR Chuo Main Line Sagamiko Station
- About 50 minutes by bus bound for Sagamiko Station (transferring at Mikage Bus Terminal) from JR Yokohama Line Hashimoto Station
Get off at the "Sagamiko MORIMORI-mae" bus stop either way.
Contact
Sagamiko Mori Mori
Phone: 0570-037-353
https://www.sagamiko-resort.jp/
*Based on the operator's own July 2026 survey, comparing the heights of net-climbing attractions in Japan that climbers ascend vertically.
