Make a Booking
Bungy Japan bookings can be made over the phone (0278-25-3099) or through E-mail (info at bungyjapan.com).
We highly recommend making a booking, especially on weekends and public holidays, to ensure that you are able to jump at a time that is convenient for you.
Here are some things to keep in mind regarding our booking procedure -
** Priority is given to customers who have made a booking
** It is possible to jump without a booking but it is possible that there will be up to a 3 hour wait
** Our bookings are made up of 30 minute blocks throughout the day with up to 6 people per block
** For a group of 4 people allow at least 1 hour from check-in to jump
Participation Requirements
Restrictions
Age Restrictions：Over 13 years of age. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
Weight Restricitons：40 ～105 kg (88 - 230 pounds)
Health Conditions
In order for us to ensure that your Bungy Jump experience is safe and enjoyable it is important that you make us aware of any medical conditions you have before your jump. Bungy jumping is an adrenalin activity that will (hopefully) increase your blood pressure and heart rate. Our staff are fully trained to deal with any situation that could arise on the bungy jump site but it helps us alot if we know what we are dealing with ahead of time.
Please check the list below and inform the staff if any of the following health conditions apply at least 3 days before your jump.
Please note that many of the folowing medical conditions will not prevent you from jumping...
・Heart Conditions (especially if you need medication)
・Epilepsy
・High Blood Pressure (especially if you need medication)
・Diabetes (especially if you need medication)
・Recent or Recurring Dislocations (shoulder, colar bone etc...)
・Asthma (especially if you need medication)
・Neurological Disorders
・Prosthetic Limbs
・Recent Eye Surgery
・Bone Disorders
・Intoxication (you will not be allowed to jump if you have been drinking.)
・Recent Surgery
※If you have recently been injured or been in an accident and are concerned please ask our staff. The general rule is that if you are active at the moment and can partake in any sporting activity (such as skiing, soccer or extreme train spotting) then bungy jumping will be fine.
※We do not allow pregnant women to bungy jump
What to Bring
Although some may tell you to bring a spare pair of underpants, generally all you really need to bring on the day is a positive attitude, a dash of determination and a sense of challenge and adventure. However, here are a couple of things to keep in mind when planning your trip -
1. A spare set of dry clothes and a towel.
If it is raining you will get wet so these items are a great idea if the weather report doesn’t look so good.
2. Glasses Band/Strap
If you wear glasses and can’t see anything without them then we recommend bringing along a secure strap that will hold them to your face even when hanging upside down.
What to Wear
Most people when they bungy jump wear clothes.
When deciding what to wear on the day here are a couple of suggesstions that might help you decide -
1. Clothing - Loose fitting and comfortable - keep in mind that you will be hanging upside down for a while so a skirt could be embarrasing.
2. Shoes - The path back from the bungy recovery area can be slippery, uneven and dirty so perhaps not the same shoes you wear to the club in Shibuya.
** Sandals, Thongs, Flip Flops and Crocs are all fine if you are cautious.
How to get here
Please download our informative .pdf for an English version of this map.
For planning your trip - which trains to catch and train times etc…
Try this website: www.jourdan.co.jp
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