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Bon Odori 2026 at LaLaport BBCC: Play Mini-Games and Win Mystery Gashapon Prizes

Bon Odori 2026 at LaLaport BBCC Level 4 Central Rooftop Garden features five Japanese mini-games at RM10 per card. Collect stamps to spin the Mystery Gashapo...

Bon Odori 2026 at LaLaport BBCC: Play Mini-Games and Win Mystery Gashapon Prizes

Bon Odori 2026 festival at LaLaport BBCC

LaLaport BBCC celebrates Bon Odori 2026 with a Japanese summer festival featuring five classic mini-games and a Mystery Gashapon prize draw. The event runs daily from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM at the Rooftop Garden, LaLaport BBCC on Level 4. Game tickets cost RM10 each at the Level 4 Redemption Counter.

Play and Win Mystery Gashapon

Bon Odori 2026 game card and gashapon details

Participants pick up a game ticket at the Level 4 Redemption Counter for RM10 per card. Players must complete all five mini-games and collect one stamp per game to qualify for the Mystery Gashapon spin. Terms and conditions apply, and images are for illustration purposes only.

Collect Stamps and Spin the Gashapon

Bon Odori 2026 mini-games and gashapon machine

Each completed mini-game earns one stamp on the game card. After collecting all five stamps, participants spin the Gashapon machine to win mystery prizes from colorful capsules. The Redemption Counter at Level 4 sells game tickets and manages the stamp collection process.

Five Japanese Summer Festival Mini-Games

Bon Odori 2026 summer festival games list

The Bon Odori 2026 festival features five traditional Japanese summer games. Players tackle Fish Scooping, Yo-Yo Tsuri, Buzz Wire, Shooting Game, and Lobster Pot Toss in sequence. Completing all five games unlocks the Mystery Gashapon spin and the Ema Board redemption.

Redeem an Ema Board and Make a Wish

Ema Board wishing area at Bon Odori 2026

Players who complete all five stamps receive an Ema Board in addition to their Gashapon prize. Participants write their wishes on the boards and hang them at the designated wishing area, decorated with paper lanterns. The Ema Board activity reflects the traditional Japanese Bon Odori custom of making wishes during the summer celebration.