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A luxury travel experience with a twist to Attack on Titan’s world is set to launch in Awaji Island, Japan. Travelers booked with GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135 can opt in for a themed lodging package inclusive of tickets to “Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK -Beyond the Walls-” and an original mystery quest activity.
The package will be offered to fans of animation and foreign tourists from August 25 to December 13, 2026, enabling them to experience one of Japan’s most exclusive recreational facilities. The lodging plan is sure to fuse together a luxurious villa lodging, interactive roleplaying, exploration in nature, and the world of Japan pop culture.
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Within Nijigen no Mori Anime Park in Hyogo Prefecture the themed park recreates the world of Attack on Titan- a wildly popular television anime with technology, nature, and live experiences.
Another special attraction is the “Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK -Beyond the Walls-“, which leads the visitors around an approximate 1.2km woodland path in the evening. Visitors join a role as member of Survey Corps and fulfill a mission based on the story in animation. Projection mapping technology together with the natural sound effects and exterior provide visitors with a vivid journey in the Titanic realm.
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The operation hours of this nighttime attraction are from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm, last entry at 8:30 pm.
Visitors are given an original character card upon finish. Travel by taking staying at the affiliated partner villa to keep you away from the concerns of late-night public transport. Transport is provided between accommodation facilities and attraction sites free of charge.
The package includes a stay at GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135°, a luxury villa featuring 23 guest rooms designed around a cocoon-inspired concept.
Each room includes a large skylight measuring more than five metres above the floor, giving guests views of the night sky and surrounding natural landscapes.
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Travellers can also enjoy Japanese cuisine prepared using seasonal ingredients from Awaji Island. The dining programme is supervised by chef Haruyuki Yamashita, with menus featuring regional products such as Awaji Beef, local onions, seafood and fresh agricultural produce.
Guest rooms include traditional hinoki cypress baths, creating a relaxing atmosphere after completing the nighttime anime adventure.
The special accommodation plan provides additional entertainment through the Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: Titan Capture Operation – Subquest: Home Edition.
The activity allows guests to continue the storyline after leaving the attraction. Visitors can complete puzzles and challenges either inside their guest rooms or after returning home.
The wider Nijigen no Mori collaboration event also features daytime activities, including a character stamp rally and mystery-solving experiences based on the anime universe.
The park offers additional attractions inspired by popular Japanese franchises, including NARUTO, Godzilla, Crayon Shinchan and Dragon Quest, making Awaji Island an important destination for fans of Japanese entertainment tourism.
Travellers can reach Nijigen no Mori from Kansai International Airport through highway bus connections.
The journey generally requires one transfer at major transport hubs including Sannomiya, Osaka, Namba or Umeda before continuing towards Awaji Island. The total travel time is around three hours.
Visitors can also travel by train from Kansai Airport to Osaka or Sannomiya before transferring to a highway bus service.
The attraction is located at:
2425-2 Kusumoto, Awaji City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
The special accommodation package starts from JPY 33,680 per person, including taxes and service charges. The price is based on a one-night stay for two guests sharing one room.
The package includes:
Individual tickets are also available at these attractions and depend on age and the time of the year; adult tickets are at around ¥3,600 and child tickets at around ¥1,600 for night walking with these numbers as a basis for a range for prices. The combined event aims to work onJapan’s expanding anime tourism sector, combined with high end lodging, allowing world traveler a new method in interacting with Japanese narratives, technological, and regional traveling on Awaji Island.
image source: https://www.nijigennomori.com/
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Tags: Attack on Titan Night Walk, GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135, Japan anime tourism, Nijigen No Mori
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