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The Only Bridge Bungy Jump in Japan!!

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Our 42-meter (137 feet) bridge bungy jump is the only one of its kind in Japan, and we guarantee an experience like never before.

Just 70 minutes from Tokyo station on the bullet train our bungy site is located in Minakami, Gunma with amazing views of the spectacular Japanese alps and Tonegawa River carrying whitewater rafters and kayakers you couldnt be further away from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

A unique experience, a great adventure and an unforgettable personal challenge. For more information - phone number, times/dates of operation and a detailed access map - click here.

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Minakami Bungy 2008

The Minakami Bungy Jump 2008 season runs from April 25 through to October 13. The first jump on weekends is 9:00 (10:00 on weekdays). Last jump is 17:00 (16:00 on weekdays). Jumping days and times are subject to change, so please check the availability of particular days and times online here.

The basic price of a jump is 7,500 yen (tax included). If one jump isn’t enough, you can book another for the same day (subject to availability) for the special price of 4,000 yen (tax included).

Reserve your spot now using our easy online booking system!

Bungy Professionals

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In August, Bungy Japan has a special accomodation special with our friends at Ryugetsu Lodge.

Located at the end of the Suwakyo Bungy bridge just 3 minutes walk from the bungy jump platform Ryugetsu offers fantastic high quality rooms (with great views of the mountains and the bridge) and facilities (including private hot baths and a comfortable lounge area with pool table) for a very affordable price.

For the month of August Ryugetsu is offering 1,000 yen off their usual price for everyone that brings in their bungy jump certificate of courage.

For more information or bookings in Japanese please check out Ryugetsu’s website - http://www.ryuugetsu.com or ph. 0278-72-1826
Or, for information in English please contact Charles at Bungy Japan.

Japan's Adventure Capital

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