Reviews
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Great day out with the Mrs. The game really exposed our individual strengths and weaknesses, proving we are a good team/couple. Though we failed... in a super fun way. We will be back!
James L.
Yelp Review
As two escape game lovers (including one French Escape Hunt Game Master), we definitely had to come and try NAZOBAKO Tokyo once. And it was sure really cool! The Game Masters are really nice and English friendly. Their explanations are really clear, so you don't need to worry if you're not talking any Japanese. The place is easy to find and really clean.
Romain B
Google Review
I went with colleges from the office. It was our first time in an escape room for most of us. I don't remember when it was the last time I had so much fun. It was really great experience. We had to squish our brains to solve the puzzles and escape. Also, the stuff was very friendly.
Gabriel S
Facebook Review
Samurai Espionage Rocks!
Loved the Escape room experience. Challenging puzzle that required physical exertion therefore teamwork is a must. The room was very rewarding for those who seek an escape room with a highly unique Japanese theme. Will be back to try Zen Garden next!
bouhnie
Trip Advisor Review
謎解きが好きで、東京旅行時に浅草で謎解きできる場所を探していたとき、こちらのエスケープハントさんを見つけました！ 海外旅行者をターゲットにしていることもあり、日本を好きな人が楽しめるないようになっていると思います。 また、謎解きや探索だけではない、日本の歴史や時代背景に触れることもできて、日本人でもじゅうぶん楽しめます！ 浅草に行くときはぜひ！！
Ishiry
Trip Advisor Review
Really good. Rooms are very well done. 1 hour per room. Not as technologically advanced as other escape rooms I've been to in other countries, and this is surprising since it's what Japan is known for. But I guess they make up for it with their traditional puzzle solving culture.
James N
Google Review
難しいけど、みんなと協力してすごく楽しめて最高です！！！ 店員さんの態度もとても良かったです！！ 店内の雰囲気に飲み込まれる世界観が広がり、また仲間との絆が深まります！ 是非、家族や友人に勧めたいです！！
Majimori
Trip Advisor Review
My husband and I went there for our anniversary and we had a good time. We were greeted right away and they provided excellent service. We also received a drink and snacks afterwards along with pictures taken. We played the runaway bride room and it was pretty tough. I would definitely go back to play the other rooms.
Ciindaay V
Facebook Review
楽しかった！！ 初めての脱出ゲームでしたが、個室ということもあり身内でやれるのは気楽で楽しかったです！ 店内も落ち着きのある空間で謎解きもやりごたえありました。 定期的に通いたくなるスポットです！
Discover811081
Trip Advisor Review
A great example of how a tiny space can still be a challenging, immersive, and well done escape room. My husband and I did the Samurai Espionage and thought it was such a fun, challenging room, even with more traditional lock/key puzzles. English is available so that helped and they even serve tea once you're done playing so you can quietly go over your experience.
Christine P
Google Review
会社の同僚とチームビルディングに。一人じゃとても解けないような難問にチームで取り組む、その体験が何より重要。
Goro Miyano
Google Review
Guillaume was our play host and he did a wonderful job giving us just enough but not too many clues. Easy to get to- convenient to Asakusa and Tawaramachi subway station- just few minute walk. Really challenging and fun- both Samurai and Zen room. Especially love the japanese themes to both. A great way to spend time. Highly recommend it. Even offered free refreshments and snacks.
Boston G
Trip Advisor Review
脱出ゲーム初めての人をふたり連れていきましたが、とても満足してくれたようです 今回は禅の部屋に挑戦しましたが、オーソドックスで難易度は高くはありませんが、綺麗にまとまっていて、最初の脱出ゲーム或いは初めての人を連れていく脱出ゲームにはとても適していると思いました 待合室の設備やスタッフさんの対応もよく、満足できる脱出ゲームでした、また挑戦しようと思います
健太朗 大
Trip Advisor
Me and my son went to the Zen room and enjoyed the experience as our first escape room ever. A little difficult at first but could proceed with hints. My 12-year old wanted more so we went back after lunch for the samurai room. Clean facilities and friendly staff.
Magnusssss
Trip Advisor Review
初めてリアル脱出ゲームに挑戦しました。 三人で初心者コースを体験して、所要時間1時間なんて余裕だろうと思ったら52分もかかりました。 部屋の隅々まで仕掛けやヒントが隠されていて、すごく楽しめてあっという間の一時間でした♪ 帰りにお茶とお菓子を用意して頂けて、余韻も楽しめます。また他のコースも挑戦してみたいです(^_^) ここに来る前に、スマホゲームで「脱出ゲーム」をやっておくと、勝手が分かると思います。あと、スタッフの方も親切だし、お手洗いがきれいで好印象でした。
EO agoo
Google Review
This was such a great place to go on a snowy day!! Staff were lovely and game master of the game was super friendly and helpful in a cryptic way. Would definitely recommend especially on a rainy/snowy day. Experience of the room was fun and a little hard but had a great time, we tried the Samuri one!
Jem M
Google Review
なかなか良い難易度でした ヒントシステムもあるので、初心者で安心して挑戦できます 日本語と英語で出題されるので外国人のお友達と行っても楽しいと思います
Satoru K
Trip Advisor Review
Adventure for the whole family! We are a family of 5 (14, 12, and 8..plus mom and dad!). We made the reservation online for the Christmas themed room. Getting there is pretty easy but there is some construction going on around the train station so it can get a bit confusing and the sign for "Nazobako Tokyo" is easy to miss, so be on the look out. Once we arrived with our reservation information we were given our Sherlock Holmes detective wear and had a family picture. Our guide spoke fluent English and was very thorough. Once in the room, the entire family participated and we escape with 1 minute to spare. We did have to ask for 2 clues (which take away a minute) but it was a great time and we will definitely do it again! Good luck!!!
Erin C.
Yelp Review
After we got done eating okonomiyaki down the street...we headed here. There were a few groups there and I'd suggest making a reservation next time but the facility was clean. It wasn't too hard to find. It was on the 6th Floor As soon as we went in we got warm greetings from everyone and we got to pick from 1 of 3 rooms to play. The kids picked Zen and then we paid and got at it It was our 1st time doing it so it was fun and exciting. Some of the puzzles weren't too tough but we did need to call on a hint from our game master (which we lost a minute). We did finish within our allotted 60 mins and it was fun. A gentleman named Victor helped us there and was extremely friendly! We liked it so much we went back a second time and did Samurai which was a bit more challenging!
Alic H.
Yelp Review
Ask anyone. I've always wanted to go to an Escape Room. It's one of my favorite conversation starters (though it generally doesn't lead to any conversation, because apparently most people also have not been to an Escape Room and are not necessarily interested in trying one out). The Asakusa Escape Room was my first, so I don't have anything to compare it to other than the plethora of Escape Room games I've played on my iPhone. And let me just say that this experience was about a million times better. I went here as part of a Yelp event, so I didn't get a chance to choose which room I'd be in. I ended up doing the runaway bride one, which, without giving too much away, involves a lot of locks. I'm proud to say that my team and I solved the mystery with no hints and a minute to spare! So I was pretty proud. The puzzles were challenging, but not impossibly difficult. In fact, I wish that they were a bit more challenging or utilized the all of the rooms better. However, it was still a lot of fun. I recommend going with a smaller group, because it's just more fun that way (everyone kind of working on their own thing). The rooms are also kind of tiny so a big group may have some trouble maneuvering. One thing I was disappointed with was that the runaway bride was described as 1920's Asakusa, which made me really excited... But looking at the room and scenario, it didn't seem that way at all. I would not have guessed that to be the theme setting at all. It also is a bit pricey, but it's a great experience! Plus it's in English and Japanese, so if you're a native English speaker and really want to challenge your Japanese ability... Well.... good luck 🙂
Morgan M.
Yelp Review
If you are anything like me and you love escape games this is definitely the place for you! They have three rooms you can solve, all at 60min each. I suggest you solve it faster 😉 I did the Zen room and the Samurai room. The third room is called The Runaway Bride. You can be up to 5 people in a room and they have two of each room. This makes it a great place to go with a group of friends on a day off or just to wind down after work. It's also a great place to strengthen your teamwork with your colleagues or just to go and take your mind of things. You will have a game master following your progress so if you get stuck somewhere you may ask for a hint (don't worry, they are very cryptic!). You can also race if you have a group and you do the same room at the same time. Unlike the Nazotiki cafe I have previously reviewed this escape game is more interactive and physical. You're have to physically move things around to find your clues to solve the puzzle. No Japanese skill is required! They provide the rooms in Japanese and English but mostly there is no text in the room itself. Once you're e finished the room they give you tea or coffee and some snacks! And you can take a fun picture as memory! I am looking forward to go back there and solve the last room soon. You should go too! Enjoy!
Maria P.