DejimaOutdoor Escape Game & Treasure Hunt
Feudal Japan's secret port, a window to the world
What to do in Dejima? Dive into the fascinating history of this artificial island, a true gateway for Japan to the world during more than two centuries of isolation. Far from the beaten path, Dejima offers a unique experience where the past comes alive around every corner. Stroll among the beautifully restored historic buildings of the Dutch Factorij, explore the former Chief Factor's Residence, and imagine the commercial and cultural exchanges that took place there. For an even deeper immersion and an unusual activity, embark on an OddballTrip outdoor escape game. Transform your visit into a life-sized treasure hunt, a captivating quest that will lead you through Dejima's cobbled alleys and secret gardens, revealing its hidden mysteries while having fun. It's a playful and dynamic way to discover the secrets of this emblematic site, far beyond a simple visit.
Dejima — Siebold Conspiracy
Uncover the conspiracy of the Siebold Affair in Dejima's shadows. Decipher hidden codes left by the Dutch physician, exposing forbidden knowledge smuggling that threatened Japan's isolation.
Dejima — Siebold's Botanical Secret
Uncover the forbidden botanical secrets smuggled by Philipp Franz von Siebold from Dejima. Decipher hidden codes in gardens and warehouses to expose his covert network before it's lost forever.
Unusual things to do in Dejima
For an unusual activity in Dejima, let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of this former Dutch enclave. Imagine yourself for a moment in the shoes of a 17th-century merchant or a curious explorer, walking the quays and warehouses that saw spices, silks, and knowledge pass through. An original outing here is to participate in a life-sized role-playing game where history is not just told, it is lived. Our treasure hunts invite you to solve puzzles by immersing yourself in Dejima's particular ambiance, its Eastern and Western influences harmoniously blending for a memorable adventure.
Things to do in Dejima with kids
Dejima is a fantastic destination for a family day out, offering a multitude of activities for all ages. Children and teens will love exploring the historic buildings, feeling transported back in time, and discovering how the inhabitants of this unique island lived. Our outdoor escape games, accessible from 8-10 years old with parental help, transform the visit into a fun and educational adventure. It's an excellent way to stimulate their curiosity, develop their teamwork skills, and teach them history interactively, far from traditional museums. A memorable experience guaranteed for the whole family.
Dejima for couples
For a romantic and cultural getaway, Dejima as a couple is a charming destination. Let yourself be captivated by the timeless atmosphere of this place where history whispers in every corner. Stroll hand in hand along the cobbled alleys, admire the unique architecture blending Japanese and Dutch styles, and share privileged moments exploring the secret gardens and picturesque viewpoints. It's the perfect opportunity to disconnect from daily life, immerse yourselves in a rich heritage, and create unforgettable memories, away from the hustle and bustle, in a setting that invites daydreaming and discovery for two.
What to do in Dejima when it rains
Even on a rainy day, Dejima retains all its charm and remains an excellent exploration option. Good news: most of your journey, including our outdoor escape games, can be done while staying dry! Approximately 80% of the site is covered by arcades, sheltered passages, or is located inside historic buildings. You can thus fully enjoy your treasure hunt or museum visit without worrying about the weather, transforming a gray day into a bright and comfortable adventure.
Where is Dejima ?
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Frequently asked questions
How much does an outdoor escape game cost in Dejima?
An OddballTrip outdoor escape game in Dejima is an economical and entertaining activity. The price is €12 per team, not per person! This means that if you come with 4 players, the cost per person is only €3. It's an excellent option for a tight budget, allowing you to enjoy an immersive and cultural adventure without breaking the bank. Payment is made online when booking, and you instantly receive all instructions to start your game whenever you wish.
Is it suitable for children / families?
Absolutely! Our outdoor escape games are designed to be accessible and fun for the whole family. Children from 8-10 years old can actively participate, especially with the help and encouragement of parents. It's a fantastic way to turn a simple visit into a real interactive treasure hunt, where everyone can contribute to solving the puzzles. It's a playful activity that stimulates curiosity, teamwork, and allows learning Dejima's history in an engaging and memorable way.
How long does an escape game in Dejima last?
The duration of an outdoor escape game in Dejima is flexible and depends on your pace and your ability to solve the puzzles! On average, our players take between 1h30 and 2h30 to complete the course. However, you are completely free to take your time, pause to admire the sights, take photos, or even have lunch. The goal is to have fun and enjoy the experience at your leisure, without strict time constraints.
Do I need to book in advance?
No, no advance booking is necessary in the traditional sense! Our OddballTrip outdoor escape games are designed to offer you maximum flexibility. Once you've purchased the game online, you instantly receive a code and all instructions. You can then start your adventure whenever you want, on the day of your choice and at the time that suits you best, within the site's opening hours if applicable. It's total freedom to organize your visit to Dejima!
What to visit in Dejima beyond the escape games?
Beyond our captivating escape games, Dejima is full of historical treasures to explore. Don't miss visiting the Dutch Factorij, with its beautifully restored buildings that bear witness to the era of international trade. The Chief Factor's Residence offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily life of the Dutch. Stroll through the warehouses, gardens, and cobbled streets to soak up the unique atmosphere of this artificial island, a true open-air museum that tells the story of exchanges between Japan and the West.
What is the best season to visit Dejima?
Dejima is pleasant to visit all year round, but spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are often considered the best seasons. The weather is generally mild and sunny, ideal for walking and enjoying outdoor activities. In summer, it can be quite hot and humid, while winter is cooler but still perfectly manageable. Whatever the season, Dejima's history and charm await you, and our games are designed to adapt to all conditions.
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