Step into the worlds of Attack on Titan and Demon Slayer on a day trip from Fukuoka combining anime landmarks, historic streets, and traditional hot spring culture.
Explore Hita Mamedamachi, with free time to wander its historic streets and enjoy lunch at your own expense, before visiting Hita Station and the Attack on Hita Cafe, where you can see a life-size Levi statue and browse location-exclusive goods.
At Oyama Dam, meet life-size statues of Attack on Titan’s three main characters and use an AR app to take photos alongside Titans.
Continue to the Attack On Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX, where original artwork, childhood photos, selected scenes, and immersive digital exhibits offer a closer look into the world of the series.
**From October 19 onwards: The above stops will be replaced by the Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) in HITA Museum and Eren’s Grave.
Step into the atmosphere of old Japan at Hita Mamedamachi, a historic area known for its Edo-period streets. Enjoy free time to wander through the traditional streets at your own pace and take a break for lunch at your own expense before continuing the anime-focused journey.
Visit Hita Station to see a life-size statue of Levi from Attack on Titan. For fans of the series, the larger-than-life character statue offers a memorable photo opportunity and a chance to experience one of Hita’s notable Attack on Titan landmarks.
Spend your free time around Hita Station, with the option to visit the Attack on Hita Cafe, located about a three-minute walk away. Entry to the cafe is free, while food, drinks, and merchandise are available at your own expense. The cafe also sells goods exclusive to this Hita location, making it a worthwhile stop for Attack on Titan fans looking for unique souvenirs.
Meet life-size statues of the three main characters from Attack on Titan at Oyama Dam. For an interactive experience, use the AR app to take photos alongside Titans and bring the world of the series into the real scenery around the dam.
Explore the world of Attack on Titan through original artwork, childhood photos of the creator, and scenes personally selected by the artist. Digital elements bring the exhibits to life, while displays recreating the creator’s workspace offer another look into the making of the series. Admission is included.
** From October 19, this location will be included in the tour itinerary. Rather than a high-energy anime attraction, visiting this serene space invites travelers to embrace a deeply calm and emotional connection with the artist's roots. Strolling through the exhibits to view authentic original drawings, early sketches, and the creator’s childhood desk provides a heartwarming and therapeutic reflection on the artistic process.
** From October 19, this location will be included in the tour itinerary. Set against the pristine landscapes of Hita, this peaceful park is profoundly famous as the real-life inspiration for the iconic 'tree on the hill'—the final resting place of Eren Yeager in the epic masterpiece, Attack on Titan.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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