VR BASE TOKYO Opens Limited Pop-Up in Asakusa on November 1
Dynamo Amusement will open VR BASE TOKYO ASAKUSA on the third floor of Matsuya Asakusa for a limited run from November 1 to December 25, 2026.
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Why it matters
The operator is testing its permanent-venue format in a Tokyo tourist district on a two-month lease rather than committing to a fifth fixed site.
Key Facts
- Dynamo Amusement will open VR BASE TOKYO ASAKUSA on the third floor of Matsuya Asakusa from November 1 to December 25, 2026.
- The Asakusa pop-up offers four VR attractions, including VR Saba Sport INFINITY and Ultra Gyaku Bungee.
- VR Saba Sport INFINITY costs 1,500 yen, takes up to 10 players, and runs about 10 minutes.
- Hobo Hobo Jet Coaster V reproduces Fuji-Q Highland's FUJIYAMA through VR video and a motion seat.
- Cosmo Balloon costs 1,000 yen and carries 8 players on a roughly 10-minute ride.
The pop-up carries four VR attractions: the free-roam shooter VR Saba Sport INFINITY, a FUJIYAMA roller coaster ride, Cosmo Balloon, and the scream ride Ultra Gyaku Bungee.
The Asakusa site occupies the third floor of Matsuya Asakusa and runs through Christmas Day. Dynamo Amusement already runs permanent VR BASE TOKYO locations at Canal City Hakata, opened in December 2025, and Tobu Zoo, opened in March 2026.
VR Saba Sport INFINITY seats up to ten players in a 5-on-5 match for 1,500 yen over roughly ten minutes. Cosmo Balloon takes eight riders on a shared balloon tour of world scenery for 1,000 yen. The Hobo Hobo Jet Coaster V ride reproduces Fuji-Q Highland's FUJIYAMA through VR video and a motion seat.
- VR Saba Sport INFINITY: Free-roam VR shooting, 1,500 yen, up to 10 players, about 10 minutes
- Hobo Hobo Jet Coaster V - FUJIYAMA: Fuji-Q Highland's FUJIYAMA reproduced through VR video and a motion seat
- Cosmo Balloon: Balloon tour of world scenery, 1,000 yen, 8 players, about 10 minutes
- Ultra Gyaku Bungee: Scream ride
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