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JR Hita Station

Sakura Falls

Visit Sakura Falls, a beautiful and powerful waterfall located near Hita. Known for its serene natural setting, the water cascades down a wide rock face, creating a refreshing and picturesque scene perfect for a brief, tranquil escape.

Attack on Titan HITA Museum

Located in Hita City Museum, this main exhibit showcases Hajime Isayama’s personal story, original drawings, manga panels, and concept sketches. A must-see for any fan who wants to understand the roots of the series.

Oyama Dam

The view is dramatic and deeply symbolic. Don’t forget your camera.

Lunch at local restaurant

Choose from a variety of local delights: Hita yakisoba (crispy fried noodles), unagi (grilled eel), or juicy wagyu beef burgers. You’ll experience the full flavor of Hita’s culinary charm.

Mamedamachi Historical District Walk

Explore this well-preserved Edo-period town filled with white-walled storehouses, traditional sweet shops, sake breweries, and local crafts. It’s a relaxing and atmospheric walk through the cultural heart of Hita.

Hita Geta Sandal Shop

Stop by a traditional geta sandal shop and, if available, peek inside the workshop to see artisans in action. Learn how these iconic wooden sandals are made and the role they’ve played in Hita’s heritage.

Attack on Titan in HITA Museum ANNEX

This annex facility features character panels, voice messages from the anime cast, exclusive visuals, and a large collection of original art. Dive deeper into the world of Titans and see how the anime brought Isayama’s vision to life.

Ohara Hachimangu Shrine（Optional)

Explore Ohara Hachimangu Shrine, a historically significant shrine in Hita. Dedicated to the deity of war, this ancient shrine features impressive architecture and a peaceful atmosphere, offering a glimpse into local spiritual traditions and history.

Iichiko Distillery（Optional)

Tour the Iichiko Distillery, home to Japan's popular barley shochu. Learn about the intricate distillation process, from raw ingredients to bottling. The facility often includes a visitor center with tasting opportunities and a shop for their renowned products.

Onta Yaki Pottery Village (Optional)

Discover Onta Ware Village, a hidden gem known for its unique traditional pottery. This tranquil mountain village still uses water-powered mortars to process clay and hand-glazes each piece, preserving a 300-year-old technique. It's a designated UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Ending Point

JR Hita Station