Awaji Island's Titan Goods Go Digital
Fans who can't make the trip to Hyogo Prefecture now have a shot at the exclusive Attack on Titan merchandise from Nijigen no Mori, the anime theme park inside Awaji Island Park. The park's official online shop launched sales on May 16, bringing event-only items to a nationwide audience.
The collab event itself — running from March 14 through December 13, 2026 — features a nighttime attraction called "Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK: Beyond the Wall," which uses projection mapping and surround-sound design across the park's forested trails. There's also a stamp rally, mystery quest, and themed food menu, including an "Eren's Resolve Mapo Tofu Bowl" (¥1,900 tax included).
The Standout Items
The online lineup includes original illustration acrylic stands (four types, ¥1,210 each), triple acrylic keychains (two types, ¥1,100 each), and cube-shaped can badges (eight types, random, ¥385 each) — all featuring new event-exclusive art.
But the real conversation starters are the character-themed novelty goods. "Armin's 'Enough Salt to Last a Lifetime' Salt" (¥990) references the character's famous line about the ocean, while "Captain Levi's Quote Memo" (¥1,045) turns the clean-freak captain's dialogue into stationery. All prices include tax.
About the Event
Nijigen no Mori — literally "2D Forest" — is a permanent anime-themed park within Hyogo Prefectural Awaji Island Park that rotates collaboration events with major franchises. The Attack on Titan event transforms the park's nighttime forest trails into a Survey Corps expedition, complete with atmospheric lighting and sound design.
The source manga by Hajime Isayama ran in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shonen Magazine, and the TV anime aired from April 2013 through November 2023, spanning four seasons and a theatrical compilation.
Looking Ahead
The collaboration event continues through December 13, 2026, so both in-person visitors and online shoppers have months to grab these items. The online shop ships within Japan — no international shipping has been announced. For fans outside Japan, proxy shopping services remain the most reliable route to event-exclusive anime merchandise.
Attack on Titan's manga is published in English by Kodansha USA (all 34 volumes available), and the complete anime is streaming on Crunchyroll and Hulu in North America.