The Attack on Titan Japan-Taiwan Tour Exhibition Kicks Off with a Bang
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Department Compilation Report
The live-action movie of the hit Japanese manga "Attack on Titan" was released on the 14th, attracting many fans to pay homage. If you find the movie not thrilling enough, then check out the Attack on Titan exhibition.
A Titan appears at Kumamoto Castle. (Image source / コミックナタリ0?┘/p>
The Attack on Titan exhibition will be held at the Oita Prefectural Art Museum from August 1st to 30th. (Image source / 进d?尉奕苏?WALL OITA)
The Attack on Titan exhibition set an impressive record of 250,000 visitors during its run in Tokyo at the end of 2014. Now the exhibition is back, running from August 1st to 30th at the OPAM Oita Prefectural Art Museum in Oita Prefecture, Kyushu, the hometown of author Hajime Isayama. The official organizers have also released a series of works online featuring Titans integrated into various scenic spots across Kyushu, including Kumamoto Castle and Meganebashi Bridge, which have sparked a lot of buzz and discussion online. Local fans even created a giant 6-meter-tall Titan to cheer on the exhibition at the venue, making for an awe-inspiring sight.
The museum’s facade has also been updated with a large exhibition billboard. (Image source / 进d?尉奕苏?WALL OITA)
A Titan peers out, looking startlingly huge. (Image source / spotlight-media)
A Titan hides behind Fukuoka Tower. (Image source / コミックナタリ0?┘/p>
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