• Forest Adventure OKUHITA - Immerse yourself in the world of Attack on Titan with this exceptional outdoor experience at Forest Adventure Okuhita! Nestled in the verdant forests of Hita, this exhilarating obstacle and zipline course features a unique Attack on Titan-themed collaboration, allowing you to navigate the trees like a true member of the Scout Regiment.

Climb, swing, and glide through the forest canopy on courses designed for both enjoyment and thrill—with themed elements, photo spots, and immersive touches inspired by the anime. Whether you’re a devoted fan or simply love the outdoors, this is an unforgettable way to embark on your own titan-slaying adventure.

Ideal for couples, friends, and families with older children (height restrictions apply), this activity combines nature, excitement, and anime fandom in one epic experience.

All safety gear is provided, and no prior experience is necessary—just bring your adventurous spirit!

• Shingekinokyojin in HITA Museum - Explore the birthplace of Attack on Titan and delve into the world of Hajime Isayama’s legendary manga at the Attack on Titan Museum in Ōyama, Hita. Situated in the creator’s hometown, this intimate museum offers a unique experience for fans of the series.

Discover original sketches, exclusive artwork, and rare behind-the-scenes material that unveil the creative journey of one of the world’s most iconic anime. Get up close with life-sized displays, concept art, and personal notes from Isayama himself, providing insight into how the titanic story came to life.

Perfect for superfans and casual viewers alike, this visit offers a deeper appreciation of the artistry and emotional depth behind Attack on Titan. A must-see stop in the scenic hills of Ōyama—and a cultural gem for anime lovers.

Admission is included, and photo spots are encouraged (except in restricted zones)!

• Hita Attack on Titan dam statue - Experience the scale of the Attack on Titan world—literally—at the Ōyama Dam, where towering bronze statues of Eren, Mikasa, and Armin stand heroically, facing off against the symbolic wall behind them. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the mountains and the dam’s vast structure, this is one of the most iconic Attack on Titan photo spots in Japan.

After admiring the statues, enjoy a peaceful yet powerful walk across the top of the dam, where you’ll get breathtaking views of the valley below and an immersive sense of the scale and tone that inspired the series. It’s easy to imagine titans rising in the distance.

This experience is a fan favorite—offering both incredible photo opportunities and a unique atmosphere that blends nature, architecture, and anime in a stunning way.

Don’t forget your camera—this is a memory worth capturing.

• Taraibaru utsukushiimorizukuri Park - Visit a sacred spot for Attack on Titan fans—the 10th Anniversary Tree Planting Site, known as “That Hill’s Tree” (あの丘の木). This tranquil hillside in Ōyama was chosen to commemorate a decade of the anime’s global legacy, marked by the symbolic planting of a single tree overlooking the lush Hita valley.

The site is inspired by the final chapter’s memorable scenery and serves as a tribute to the series’ emotional ending. Surrounded by peaceful countryside, the location feels almost otherworldly—like stepping into the final pages of Attack on Titan.

Whether you’re here for the view, the symbolism, or the emotions it evokes, this stop offers a moment of quiet reflection for true fans of the story.

It’s a simple yet powerful experience that connects you directly to the heart of the series.

• Attack on Titan The Bronze Statue of Captain Levi - Stand face-to-face with humanity’s strongest soldier at the Captain Levi Statue in front of Hita Station. This striking bronze statue captures Levi in battle-ready form—cool, composed, and fearless. A must-visit for Attack on Titan fans, this photo spot is one of the most iconic tributes in the series’ birthplace.

Set in the heart of Hita, the statue honors the legacy of Levi Ackerman and his deep connection to the people’s fight for freedom. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering the series, the atmosphere here is full of admiration and pride for one of anime’s most beloved characters.

Perfect for photos, short stops, and soaking in local fan culture—this statue is more than just bronze; it’s a symbol of strength.

• Attack on Hita Cafe - Recharge with a themed drink break at the Attack on Titan Café in Hita—a cozy stop filled with anime charm and original design touches. This small café is a hidden gem where fans can enjoy exclusive AOT-inspired beverages, including the locally famous Attack on Titan Ramune.

Surrounded by character artwork, limited-edition decor, and fun photo spots, it’s a great place to relax and soak in the spirit of the series. You’ll also find a small selection of Attack on Titan goods and souvenirs to take a piece of the adventure home with you.

Whether you’re craving a refreshing drink or just a place to geek out for a moment, this café is a light, enjoyable stop on your AOT journey.

One drink is included—no need to bring anything but your fandom!

• Shingekino Kyojin In Hita Museum Annex - Continue your exploration at the Attack on Titan Museum Annex in Hita—an exciting complement to the main museum. Located just a short walk away, this annex presents extra treasures for fans: original storyboard pages, behind-the-scenes artwork, character concept notes, and rare production materials.

Its intimate setting invites you to delve deeper into the creative mind of Hajime Isayama, gaining insights that you won’t find anywhere else. Perfect for die-hard fans and manga enthusiasts, this hidden gem offers a meaningful wrap‑up to your T‑shirt-worthy day out.

Admission is included, making this thorough AOT experience complete and unforgettable.

• Private transportation
• Admission and entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Fuel surcharges
• Tea and coffee
• Parking fees

• Meals
• Gratuities

This is more than just a sightseeing tour—it’s an immersive Attack on Titan road trip through the hometown of creator Hajime Isayama. Participants will explore exclusive AOT locations, gain insider insights, and travel comfortably with a personal guide who shares their passion for the series.

Unlike public tours, this private experience offers the freedom to stop for photos, select your music, and proceed at your own pace. From hidden treasures like the 10th anniversary tree to exciting extras like the Forest Adventure zipline, every detail is meticulously curated for superfans.

Everything is included—drinks, tolls, fuel, entry fees—allowing you to relax and focus on creating unforgettable memories in the world of Attack on Titan.

Whether traveling solo or with fellow Scouts, this is the ultimate tribute tour that will be remembered for years to come.

• Due to the safety guidelines of forest adventure okuhita participating guests need to be: Minimum height: 1.40m or over 10 years old / Maximum weight: 110kg

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.