[2025 Hita Attraction] Travel Guide for Hita Attack on Titan dam statue (Updated May)

Travel Recommendations by Sisi: Kyushu Road Trip Spots 🚙💨👌🏻 Attack on Hita On the second day of an 8-day, 7-night trip to Kyushu, we picked up a car in Fukuoka and headed to Hita City for a quick two-day, one-night visit. We enjoyed a hot spring trip and checked out the 'Attack on Titan in HITA ~ Attack on Hita ~' attractions. Hita City is the hometown of the author of Attack on Titan. The local area has created 'Attack on Titan' themed attractions, including a giant-slaying AR game that combines maps and scenery, and statues of the main characters Eren, Mikasa, and Armin at the Oyama Dam (Oyama Damu), as well as an Attack on Titan museum. The first must-see spot is the Oyama Dam statues. Gazing at the three young protagonists at the top of the reservoir, their fearful expressions vividly recreate the classic scene of the Titans attacking and breaking through Wall Maria. The attraction has a free parking lot, making it very convenient for road trippers! For those using public transportation, you'll need to take a taxi to get there. Attraction Information🔍 Oyama Dam Address: Oyama-cho, Nishi-Oyama, Hita City, Oita Prefecture Road Trip MAPCODE: 202550876*88 (This is the parking lot MAPCODE)

#Spring0yenTrip The first thing I noticed when I visited Oyama Dam was its sheer scale and the beauty of this man-made structure in the middle of nature. The dam lake was very quiet when viewed from the top of the dam, and the water reflected the mountains, giving it a refreshing feeling that made me want to take a deep breath. The dam itself is impressive, but it blends in with the surrounding nature, so much so that you forget that it is a landscape created by human hands. The sound of the flowing water and the gentle breeze are soothing, and just walking around is relaxing. There are observation spaces and benches in the area, so you can enjoy the scenery at your own pace. There is also a bronze statue of Attack on Titan, making it a great spot for fans. Oyama Dam was a place full of learning and healing, where you could feel the activities of humans in nature. #OyamaDam #HarmonyWithNature #HitaCity #DamTour #RelaxingScenery

ဗီူ⸝ဗီူ⸜⚡️ Attack on Titan Oyama Dam Bronze Statue I'm a big fan of Attack on Titan. Eren, Mikasa, and Armin were there, and I was able to feel the shock of that day with them, and I couldn't help but hug the statue, saying, "You all did a great job." It's so well made, and the dam is so impressive that it can't be conveyed in a photo. I despair, thinking, "Is the Colossal Titan even bigger than this?" The following is a text on the stone statue next to the statue. Since its serialization began in 2009, "Attack on Titan" has shocked people all over the world. Oyama Town is the hometown of its author, Hajime Isayama, and the place where the story was inspired. This statue, which depicts the scene in episode 1 where childhood friends Eren, Mikasa, and Armin look up at the Colossal Titan, aims to integrate the story with reality, and was built through crowdfunding by many fans with the hope that those who visit this place will have the courage to challenge the unknown and overcome difficulties. If you are in the area, please stop by even if you are not a fan of Attack on Titan.ᐟ.ᐟ 📍〒877-0201 Nishioyama, Oyama-cho, Hita-shi, Oita Prefecture #0 yen trip January 2025

Hita City in Oita Prefecture is the hometown of Hajime Isayama, the creator of Attack on Titan. Here are three Attack on Titan spots to check out! 1. Statues of Eren, Armin, and Mikasa (Oyama Dam) 📍2008-1 Nishioyama, Oyama-machi, Hita City, Oita Prefecture 🕐8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Parking: Available (Free) 2. Statue of Captain Levi (South Plaza of Hita Station) 📍11-1 Motomachi, Hita City, Oita Prefecture 3. Attack on Titan in HITA Museum (Michi-no-Eki Mizube no Sato Oyama) 📍4106 Nishioyama, Oyama-machi, Hita City, Oita Prefecture 🕐Weekdays 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM / Weekends & Holidays 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Parking: Available (Free) Admission: 500 yen for 18 and over, Free for under 18

📍 Attack on Titan Museum Annex ✔️ 〒877-0054 Oita, Hita, Takase, 6979 Inside the Support Building Kyushu Nitta Koujo Building When you go to the Attack on Titan exhibition in Hita, many people go to the main building near the Hita Attack on Titan dam statue. It's far from Hita Station, so it's hard for people like me who walk a lot and can't afford to spend more than 30,000 won on a taxi. This time, the annex, Attack on Titan in Hita museum ANNEX, has been newly built. The distance is cut in half, so it's about a 45-minute walk from Hita Station, and if you go by bike, it'll be half the time. The admission fee is 700 yen for those 18 years of age or older, and when you enter, they play a 5-minute video in the video room, which is really the best. The video is projected on three sides, and it's magnificent. There are no Hita tourist products or anything like that, only Attack on Titan goods.