Oita Attack on Titan Anime Sites 1 Day Tour from Fukuoka
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Languages
- English
- Chinese
Meet Location
- HEARTS Bus Station Hakata
- Fukuoka Central Post Office (near Tenjin Station East 1b Exit)
Included
- Round-trip transportation
- English/Chinese-speaking tour guide
- Attack on Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX admission fee
- Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum admission fee
Excluded
- Hotel pick-up & drop-off
- Admission fees and activity charges for Kannawa Hot Spring
- Meals
- Traveler's insurance
- Other personal expenses
Oita Attack on Titan Anime Sites 1 Day Tour from Fukuoka Options
From HEARTS Bus Station Hakata
From Fukuoka Central Post Office
Overview
Follow in the Footsteps of Titans: Attack on Titan Pilgrimage Day Tour from Fukuoka!
Travel to Hita, Oita, the hometown of Attack on Titan creator Hajime Isayama, on a day tour from Fukuoka. Visit anime-inspired landmarks, explore museum showcasing original illustrations and production materials, and snap photos at iconic locations such as Oyama Dam and Eren's Grave. Along the way, wander the historic streets of Hita Mamedamachi and stop by Attack on Titan-themed spots for a memorable journey into the world of the beloved manga.
Why this tour?
▲ Hita Mamedamachi
A beautifully preserved Edo-period merchant district lined with white-walled storehouses and narrow lantern-lit lanes. Cobblestone streets are filled with local sweets, sake breweries, and craft shops, including themed goods stores selling exclusive Attack on Titan merchandise, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed lunch break.
▲ Hita Station & Attack on Hita Cafe
Near the station stands a dedicated anime-themed café bursting with character artwork, exclusive merchandise, and playful photo corners, alongside a Levi statue and themed displays throughout the station itself. Fans can sip themed drinks, snap pictures beside life-size cutouts, and soak in a space built entirely around the beloved series.
▲ Oyama Dam
A sheer concrete face rises dramatically against a backdrop of forested hills and reflective waters, instantly recognizable as the real-life backdrop for one of Attack on Titan's most iconic scenes. The powerful, symmetrical structure creates striking photo opportunities for fans retracing the series' most memorable moments.
▲ Attack On Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX
A dedicated museum annex showcasing original artwork, sketches, and rare production materials from the acclaimed series. Interactive displays and detailed exhibits offer deep insight into the story's creation, making this an essential stop for anyone devoted to the franchise's world and legacy.
▲ Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum
A dedicated exhibition featuring hand-picked illustrations from Attack on Titan Volumes 1 to 34, each accompanied by personal commentary from creator Hajime Isayama. Read his reflections, memories, and humorous notes behind the artwork while exploring comic collages celebrating the manga's legacy.
▲ Eren's Grave (Taraibaru Utsukushiimorizukuri Park)
A quiet spot inspired by the ending of Attack on Titan, featuring a metasequoia tree planted to recreate the giant tree where Mikasa remembers Eren. Visit this meaningful location to reflect on the story's emotional conclusion and capture photos at a landmark dedicated to the beloved series.
Travel to Hita, Oita, the hometown of Attack on Titan creator Hajime Isayama, on a day tour from Fukuoka. Visit anime-inspired landmarks, explore museum showcasing original illustrations and production materials, and snap photos at iconic locations such as Oyama Dam and Eren's Grave. Along the way, wander the historic streets of Hita Mamedamachi and stop by Attack on Titan-themed spots for a memorable journey into the world of the beloved manga.
Why this tour?
- Visit real-life locations connected to Attack on Titan and its creator
- Explore museum featuring original artwork, illustrations, and behind-the-scenes materials
- Snap photos with Levi's statue and enjoy themed drinks at Attack on Hita cafe
- See Oyama Dam and the metasequoia tree recreating the giant tree from the manga's ending
- Wander a legendary shrine cherished deeply by devoted anime fan communities everywhere
▲ Hita Mamedamachi
A beautifully preserved Edo-period merchant district lined with white-walled storehouses and narrow lantern-lit lanes. Cobblestone streets are filled with local sweets, sake breweries, and craft shops, including themed goods stores selling exclusive Attack on Titan merchandise, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed lunch break.
▲ Hita Station & Attack on Hita Cafe
Near the station stands a dedicated anime-themed café bursting with character artwork, exclusive merchandise, and playful photo corners, alongside a Levi statue and themed displays throughout the station itself. Fans can sip themed drinks, snap pictures beside life-size cutouts, and soak in a space built entirely around the beloved series.
▲ Oyama Dam
A sheer concrete face rises dramatically against a backdrop of forested hills and reflective waters, instantly recognizable as the real-life backdrop for one of Attack on Titan's most iconic scenes. The powerful, symmetrical structure creates striking photo opportunities for fans retracing the series' most memorable moments.
▲ Attack On Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX
A dedicated museum annex showcasing original artwork, sketches, and rare production materials from the acclaimed series. Interactive displays and detailed exhibits offer deep insight into the story's creation, making this an essential stop for anyone devoted to the franchise's world and legacy.
▲ Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum
A dedicated exhibition featuring hand-picked illustrations from Attack on Titan Volumes 1 to 34, each accompanied by personal commentary from creator Hajime Isayama. Read his reflections, memories, and humorous notes behind the artwork while exploring comic collages celebrating the manga's legacy.
▲ Eren's Grave (Taraibaru Utsukushiimorizukuri Park)
A quiet spot inspired by the ending of Attack on Titan, featuring a metasequoia tree planted to recreate the giant tree where Mikasa remembers Eren. Visit this meaningful location to reflect on the story's emotional conclusion and capture photos at a landmark dedicated to the beloved series.
Price
| Price | Included | Included |
|---|---|---|
Adult (13 yrs~) Child (3~12 yrs) | - Round-trip transportation - English/Chinese-speaking tour guide - Attack on Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX admission fee - Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum admission fee |
- Children younger than 36 months old are free of charge and will share seats with their parents in the vehicle.
- Admission fees and activity charges for Kannawa Hot Spring are not included. Free time is provided at the location, and those wishing to enjoy the hot springs can pay on-site directly.
- Meals are not included. Lunch will be at your own expense at Hita Mamedamachi, where local restaurants serve Oita specialties like grilled eel (unagi) rice bowls and crispy Hita yakisoba.
- Many places in Japan still operate on a cash-only basis, so be sure to carry enough cash during your trip.
Itinerary
9:00am
Depart from HEARTS Bus Station Hakata
9:20am
Depart from Fukuoka Central Post Office (near Tenjin Station East 1b Exit)
10:30am~12:30pm
Arrive at Hita Mamedamachi
- Wander a preserved Edo-period merchant town lined with storehouses, lantern-lit lanes, and Attack on Titan goods shops
- Have a delicious lunch on your own
- Wander a preserved Edo-period merchant town lined with storehouses, lantern-lit lanes, and Attack on Titan goods shops
- Have a delicious lunch on your own
12:35pm~1:20pm
Arrive at Hita Station & Attack on Hita Cafe
- Snap photos beside a Levi statue
- Sip themed drinks inside an Attack on Titan cafe
- Snap photos beside a Levi statue
- Sip themed drinks inside an Attack on Titan cafe
1:35pm~2:25pm
Arrive at Attack on Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX
- Explore original artwork and rare production materials inside an immersive anime-themed museum annex
- Explore original artwork and rare production materials inside an immersive anime-themed museum annex
2:40pm~3:25pm
Arrive at Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum
- Browse illustrations from Volumes 1 to 34 with the author's personal comments
- Browse illustrations from Volumes 1 to 34 with the author's personal comments
3:35pm~3:55pm
Arrive at Oyama Dam
- Marvel at a towering dam wall famous as the real-life backdrop for an iconic Attack on Titan scene
- Marvel at a towering dam wall famous as the real-life backdrop for an iconic Attack on Titan scene
4:10pm~4:30pm
Arrive at Eren's Grave (Taraibaru Utsukushiimorizukuri Park)
- See the metasequoia tree planted to recreate the giant tree from Attack on Titan's ending
- See the metasequoia tree planted to recreate the giant tree from Attack on Titan's ending
4:30pm
Depart for Fukukoka
5:40pm
Arrive at Fukuoka Central Post Office
6:00pm
Arrive at HEARTS Bus Station Hakata
- The itinerary is subject to change depending on local/traffic/weather conditions.
- In compliance with Japanese law, vehicles cannot operate for more than 10 hours. The tour guide may adjust the itinerary based on real-time conditions.
How to book
1. Complete your booking.
2. Check your email.
3. Enjoy it.
Please keep in mind
- Please make sure you arrive at the meeting location at least 10 minutes before departure. Since this is a group tour, the bus will depart on time and cannot wait for latecomers to respect the schedule of other participants; no refunds will be issued for missed departures.
- Many places in Japan still operate on a cash-only basis, so be sure to carry enough cash during your trip.
- Fellow travelers on this group tour may speak other languages.
Cancellation policy
All times are based on Korea Standard Time (KST) (GMT + 9 hours)
2 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
1 day before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 2 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).
2 days before the reserved date: 100% refund
1 day before the reserved date or less: Non-refundable
*If you would like to reschedule your reservation, please check the availability with us at least 2 days before the original reserved date (no later than 5:00pm KST).
FAQ
Is the tour conducted in English?
An English/Chinese-speaking tour guide is included.
Are hotel pick-up and drop-off services available?
No, hotel pick-up and drop-off services are not provided. Please arrive at the selected meeting point on time.
Is lunch included in the tour?
Meals are not included. Lunch will be at your own expense at Hita Mamedamachi, where local restaurants serve Oita specialties like grilled eel (unagi) rice bowls and crispy Hita yakisoba.
Are admission fees and activity charges included?
The admission fee for Attack on Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX is included.
Is there an Attack on Titan village in Japan?
Hita City in Oita Prefecture serves as the real-world hub for Attack on Titan collaborations. Highlights include a dedicated museum annex filled with original artwork, a themed café near Hita Station, a Levi statue and in-station exhibits, and Oyama Dam, famous as the real-life backdrop for one of the series' most iconic scenes.
Destination
Hita Mamedamachi
Address: 8 Mamedamachi, Hita, Oita 877-0005, Japan
Hita Station
Address: Hita Station, 11-1 Motomachi, Hita, Oita 877-0013, Japan
Attack on Hita Cafe
Address: Japan, 〒877-0015 Oita, Hita, Chūō, 1-chōme−1−１６ １番１６号
Oyama Dam
Address: 地先 Ōyamamachi Nishiōyama, Hita, Oita 877-0201, Japan
Attack on Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX
Address: 6979 Takase, Hita, Oita 877-0000, Japan
Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum
Address: 4106 Ōyamamachi Nishiōyama, Hita, Oita 877-0201, Japan
Taraibaru Utsukushiimorizukuri Park
Address: Taraibaru utsukushiimorizukuri Park, 1595ｰ6 Ōyamamachi Nishiōyama, Hita, Oita 877-0201, Japan
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