A message board to say goodbye to the Attack on Titan event at Nijigen no Mori
The Japanese theme park adds a third countdown activity before closing its collaboration on December 13.
Mariana García 22 October 2026
Nijigen no Mori is getting ready to say goodbye to its Attack on Titan collaboration and is adding one more countdown activity: a collective message board where visitors can write down their gratitude for the series. The board will be available starting November 1.
This is the third of the farewell events ahead of the collaboration's closure, scheduled for December 13. The idea is simple: each person expresses in their own words what they feel for Attack on Titan and takes with them the memory of having left it written at the park.
The board will be installed at the goal of the daytime event Attack on Titan: The Mysterious Mission, the Search for the Missing Hanji. There, participants who complete the experience can write their message before leaving.
Visitors pose in front of an 'Attack on Titan' sign at the collaboration event.Two experiences to enter the world of the series
The collaboration between the anime and Nijigen no Mori is divided into two experiences. The nighttime one, Attack on Titan: The Night Walk, invites visitors to walk 1.2 kilometers through the forest while scenes from the series are projected with mapping and surround sound. Visitors take on the role of new recruits in the Survey Corps and accompany Eren and the rest of the team in their attempt to cross to the other side of the wall.
The daytime experience is a mystery mission centered on Hanji Zoe. After her disappearance, participants must solve puzzles and follow clues to find her. There is also a stamp rally with original illustrations and a side mission about a plan to capture Titans.
Illustration of 'Attack on Titan' characters in a colorful nighttime setting.Tickets and prices
Access to The Night Walk costs between 3,600 and 4,000 yen for ages 12 and up, and between 1,600 and 2,000 yen for children up to 11. The stamp rally is sold for 800 yen, the main mission for 2,000, and the side mission for 1,500. All prices include tax, and nighttime tickets have assigned time slots.
The series, created by Hajime Isayama, ran in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine between 2009 and 2021. Its 34 volumes have more than 140 million copies in circulation and have been translated into 18 languages.
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