Attack on Titan Pilgrimage in Oita: Museum & Levi Statue

If you are a fan of Attack on Titan, Hita City in Oita Prefecture is a place you simply cannot miss.
This peaceful riverside town is the birthplace of Hajime Isayama, the creator of the world-famous manga, and home to official facilities and monuments dedicated to the series.

From immersive exhibitions to iconic statues, Hita offers a unique opportunity to step into the world of Attack on Titan.

Attack on Titan in HITA Museum

Two Facilities, One Complete Experience

The Attack on Titan in HITA Museum consists of two separate locations: the Main Building and the ANNEX.
Both are packed with exclusive content and are highly recommended for fans.

■ Main Building

Located near Isayama-sensei’s hometown area, the Main Building focuses on the origins of the creator and the series.

Highlights

Original manga artwork and rare sketches
Works from Isayama’s childhood and teenage years
Powerful large-scale objects inspired by the series
Personal commentary by Hajime Isayama on displayed works
The actual desk used to draw Attack on Titan

This museum gives visitors a deep insight into how Attack on Titan was born.

Information

Address: 4106 Nishioyama, Oyama-machi, Hita City, Oita
Hours:
- Weekdays: 9:30–16:00
- Weekends & Holidays: 9:30–17:00
  (Follows the hours of Roadside Station Mizube no Sato Oyama)
Closed: Irregular
Admission:
- Adults (18+): ¥500
- Children: Free

■ ANNEX

The ANNEX offers a more modern and immersive experience, located within the Sapporo Beer Kyushu Hita Factory grounds.

Highlights

“Immersive Comic” digital exhibition that surrounds you with manga panels
Childhood photos and early works of Hajime Isayama
Massive wall collages, panels, and tapestries
A feeling of stepping directly into the world of Attack on Titan

Information

Address: 6979 Takase, Hita City, Oita
Access:
- About 10 minutes by car from Hita IC
- About 15 minutes by car from JR Hita Station
Hours: 10:00–19:00
Closed: Irregular
Admission:
- Adults (18+): ¥700
- Children: Free

★ Money-Saving Tip

A combination ticket is available that allows entry to both museums.
It is valid for two days and allows re-entry, making it the best choice for visitors.
👉 Highly recommended for all fans!

The Famous Dam Nearby

Just a short distance from the Main Building is Oyama Dam, known among fans as “that famous dam.”
It features the bronze statue of young Eren, Mikasa, and Armin, making it another popular pilgrimage spot.

Anime pilgrimage of “Attack on Titan”! The despair revives at Oyama Dam in Hita, Oita!

Captain Levi Statue – Hita Station

The Strongest Soldier Welcomes You

One of the most iconic Attack on Titan landmarks in Hita is the Captain Levi Statue, located in the south plaza of JR Hita Station.

Levi, the most popular character in the series, stands ready in the heart of the city, welcoming fans and visitors as they arrive.

This statue was created as the second bronze statue project, following the Oyama Dam statues, and was made possible through crowdfunding by fans from around the world.

Location

Address: 11-1 Motomachi, Hita City, Oita 877-0013
Access:
- About 10 minutes by car from Hita IC
- Directly outside JR Hita Station (South Plaza)

Important Visitor Etiquette

To preserve the statues and keep the area safe and clean, please follow these rules:

Do not leave offerings such as coins, flowers, alcohol, tea, snacks, scarves, letters, or illustrations
Temporary placement of items for photos is allowed, but must be taken with you afterward
These rules are for safety, hygiene, and maintenance purposes

Your love for the series is deeply appreciated—thank you for your cooperation.

Final Thoughts

Hita City is more than just a sightseeing destination—it is a real-world gateway into the world of Attack on Titan.
From original artwork to immersive exhibitions and powerful statues, this town offers an unforgettable experience for fans visiting Japan.

If you love Attack on Titan, Hita belongs on your travel list.

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