Hello huihuilau5770, I do think it's possible to cycle from the tourist information center to the dam, in fact, I think it'll be a lot more fun than hiring the taxi service. There was not much traffic when I was there since Hita is not a touristy area so I would think it's relatively safe to ride a bike there, most of the roads are flat but going up the Oyama Dam might have a little uphill I think.

@@omoroiblake thank you so much for ur reply and confirmation! i'm also from s'pore, going on a solo trip next year. i can't book the taxi yet since i don't want to pay 13,000 yen for it (bike rental only 1000 yen for the entire day) and i definitely prefer to see everything in the museum leisurely rather than pressured by the taxi driver 😅

oh just 1 more question: i saw in the video u shared the taxi with 2 other people. so did u also pay 6,600 yen for ur share? or was it 13,000 yen shared by 3 pax?

​@@huihuilau5770 That's nice! I hardly saw any other Singaporeans in Kyushu! 🤣 I think my favorite part about Hita was how the town was located near all these mountains and the nature. Yeap, totally, I feel that having the freedom to travel by yourself feels much better than renting the taxi tbh. I believe I paid 6,600 yen for my share instead of 13,000 yen shared by 3 pax. Also, if you're planning on day tripping there, I would advise you to buy both to-and-fro tickets early on because the train intervals can be quite long and it might be tough to reserve a seat on your return trip.

@@omoroiblake i am already planning to stay at hotel socia (and in the AoT room!) so no problems with the train situation 😆 i will spend 2 days in hita and cover a few AoT sites besides the dam and 2 museums there's also 2 cafes that i want to visit 😇

Hello and thank you Shoney! I ordered the taxi tour on the spot! It's definitely better if you order beforehand in case they don't have enough taxi drivers working on the day itself.