Barrier-Free Walking Puzzle 'Bonin's Treasure and Wish Baton' in Ogasawara Starts June 7, Accessible to Visually Impaired

Rise & Play Inc. will launch a barrier-free walking puzzle game, 'Ogasawara Mystery Adventure: Bonin's Treasure and the Wish Baton,' starting Sunday, June 7, 2026. This activity allows participants to experience the rich nature and unique history and culture of the Ogasawara Islands, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.

This product is a barrier-free tourism activity designed so that people with visual impairments, puzzle fans, and many others can enjoy it together.

Three Features of 'Ogasawara Mystery Adventure: Bonin's Treasure and the Wish Baton'

1. Barrier-Free Design for Easy Participation Regardless of Disability By providing text information via LINE, visually impaired individuals can also take on the challenge. It is a universal tourism activity that can be started at any convenient time with family and friends. *Limited to the opening hours of the center used.

2. Edutainment to Deepen Knowledge of Ogasawara's History and Culture Participants can learn about the history of Ogasawara, once called the 'Bonin Islands (uninhabited islands),' and its uniquely evolved culture and ecosystem while solving puzzles. The experience aims to make island exploration more profound.

3. Part of the Participation Fee Donated to Marine Conservation in Ogasawara A portion of the sales from this service will be donated to the 'General Incorporated Association Ogasawara Whale Watching Association.' Enjoying this puzzle game will contribute to research activities that protect the beautiful sea and whales of Ogasawara and build a better relationship between whales and people.

Story You are a tourist visiting Chichijima. You learn about a puzzle event held by the tourism association and decide to participate. It is a puzzle where you visit facilities in the Omura area and answer questions. It will be a good opportunity to learn about Ogasawara's history, culture, and natural heritage. During your trip enjoying the beautiful island, you join the puzzle with a light heart, without even predicting the secrets hidden behind it...

[Quality Satisfying from Beginners to Enthusiasts] Equipped with a substantial hint function that is reassuring for first-time puzzle solvers or those who want to enjoy the activity while leisurely sightseeing. At the same time, the content is also satisfying for puzzle fans!

Service Overview

Service Name: Ogasawara Mystery Adventure: Bonin's Treasure and the Wish Baton Start Date: From Sunday, June 7, 2026 (end date undecided) Participation Fee: 3,000 yen (tax included) Sales Locations: 'Ogasawara Village Tourism Association' inside B-ship (Azuma-machi, Chichijima, Ogasawara Village, Tokyo), Online (https://riseandplay.stores.jp/) Estimated Time Required: Approximately 2 hours (you can take breaks and resume at your own pace) Walking Route Area: Omura area (Ogasawara World Heritage Center, Ogasawara Visitor Center, B-ship, and others) Clear Bonus: A small souvenir from Ogasawara

This project has been adopted by 'TOKYO ISLANDHOOD with STARTUPS' and is produced with support from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (this project will end in fiscal year 2025).

Comments from Partner Organizations

Mr. Yamaya, Ogasawara Village Tourism Association 'This activity is filled with the kind thought that everyone can enjoy it together. Why not get lost in the puzzle on this island watched over by beautiful nature and creatures, forgetting your daily routine? We look forward to seeing your smiles at B-ship!'

Mr. Tsujii, Ogasawara Whale Watching Association 'Bonin's Treasure and the Wish Baton' is a fun way to learn about Ogasawara's precious natural environment, history, and culture. Since it mainly takes place in indoor facilities, you can enjoy it even on rainy days. We hope you will fully enjoy your stay while solving the puzzles!'

About Rise & Play Inc. Rise & Play Inc. plans and develops barrier-free puzzle games under the theme 'Play for All.' With this work, the company aimed to convey Ogasawara's history, culture, and nature conservation through tourism and narrative experiences.