Keeping with the theme of the marvelous backdrop, you could cover the Skyrim graphics the same way you could the sides, if you could get some of that LeMax mountain terrain foam pieces. Just cut them up to fit the sides, and take one and shear the top of the mountain and turn that upside down for stalactites to cover the graphic. That way it looks like a Ninja shrine located in a mountain top cave, overlooking the expanse of that frozen terrain below. You could also sponge either some white, brown, or both paint on that even flocking to break up the "lawn" look of it. You can usually get them (the foam terrain pieces) on sale as they often are half off during the non-holiday season. If you'd prefer to cut your own, then either some blue insulation foam or even throwaway packing foam will do, just break it up with either a rasp, or as I do, with a craft woodburner.
If the cave idea isn't what you're after, you can get some of those cone shaped green foam craft pieces from a WalMart and score the surface to get a large bark tree pattern. Enough of those would kind of put some aged trees along the sides. You could hot glue lichen over the Skyrim graphics and most of the ceiling, to make it a heavily forested area under a tree canopy.
A torii denotes a locale that is somewhat sacred, so if a battle is taking place, I wouldn't make it look like a dojo or some kumite type of place. I would opt for a more ancient sacred feel. That way the ninja are trying to reclaim a sacred site.
Just my two yen...
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