Museum on "Attack on Titan"

Museum on "Attack on Titan"

A museum on the popular Japanese manga series "Attack on Titan" opens on March 27, 2021, in author Hajime Isayama's hometown of Hita in Oita Prefecture, southwestern Japan.

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