LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: When you are not in the store, you can see the falling bodies, in Tokyo. Here is CNN's reporter Karuna Shinsho, in Tokyo.</s>KARUNA SHINSHO, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Hanging out at the mall. Tokyo's Odaiba area is a trendy place for shopping and dining, but it's now a place where you can also enjoy indoor bungee jumping. From a height of 30 meters, people of all ages can attempt the jump, as long as they weigh between 45 and 85 kilograms. Bungee jumping isn't new, but organizers say indoor bungee jumping is rare. They say only two facilities in the world offer it: this mall and another, in Canada. And they guarantee jumping in a mall is much more frightening than doing it outdoors.</s>CHARLES ODLIN, JUMP ORGANIZER: Especially in a mall like this, because it is quite a confined space. So it is a lot scarier that way, and there are a lot more people looking at you, from all different angles, so there's a bit of pressure there.</s>SHINSHO: Those brave enough to try the jump seem to agree.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translator): I don't remember anything. I was so scared. I kept my eyes closed most of the time.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE (through translator): You bounce around so many times after jumping. That is so scary.</s>SHINSHO: Those jumping must also take off their shoes, so they don't hit the people below. But once the harrowing feat is over, they get a free photograph and certificate proving they've completed the jump.
Indoor Bungee Jump at Tokyo Mall