Free One Piece exhibition and themed cafe: Wall of Legends bounty posters, Egghead and Wano zones, a 5 m Gear 5 Luffy, stamp rally for an exclusive clear card, and a merch store.
One Piece experiences worth the trip
Looking for things to do as a One Piece fan? Explore real-world statues, attractions, cafes, exhibitions and events. Start with the places, then decide which ones deserve space in your itinerary.
Follow the Straw Hats to Kumamoto
Kumamoto's 10 Straw Hat statues are spread across the prefecture. Decide how to get between them before booking your accommodation or transport.
Explore One Piece places
Find locations with visitor details, maps and status information. Listings below are for discovery; editorial Straw Hat ratings are awarded only after independent evaluation.
Statue & landmarkJinbe Statue — Uto
Uto, Japan
Jinbe, the crew's helmsman, looks out over the sea at Sumiyoshi Kaigan Park in Uto.
Statue & landmarkLuffy Statue — Kumamoto Prefectural Office
Kumamoto City, Japan
The captain himself, standing at the main entrance of the Kumamoto Prefectural Office — the first stop on the Straw Hat statue route.
Statue & landmarkBrook Statue — Mifune Town
Mifune, Japan
Brook plays on near the Mifune Dinosaur Museum, south-east of Kumamoto City.
Statue & landmarkChopper Statue — Kumamoto City Zoo
Kumamoto City, Japan
Tony Tony Chopper waits at the main entrance of the Kumamoto City Zoological and Botanical Gardens.
Statue & landmarkFranky Statue — Takamori Station
Takamori, Japan
Franky stands near Takamori Station on the south side of the Aso caldera.
Statue & landmarkNami Statue — Nishihara Village
Nishihara, Japan
Nami charts her course at the Mt. Tawara exchange center in Nishihara village.
Statue & landmarkRobin Statue — Minamiaso
Minamiaso, Japan
Nico Robin stands in Minamiaso village, at the former Tokai University Aso campus — now an earthquake memorial site.
Statue & landmarkSanji Statue — Mashiki Town
Mashiki, Japan
Sanji stands in Mashiki, the town closest to the 2016 earthquake's epicenter.
Statue & landmarkUsopp Statue — JR Aso Station
Aso, Japan
Usopp greets travelers right outside JR Aso Station, at the foot of the Aso caldera.
Statue & landmarkZoro Statue — Ozu Town
Ozu, Japan
Roronoa Zoro stands near Higo-Ozu Station — and for once he's easy to find.
Food & cafeONE PIECE CAFE — Los Angeles (Little Tokyo)
Los Angeles, United States
A One Piece-themed cafe in Little Tokyo with Sanji-inspired food, themed drinks and merch you can only get in LA.
Food & cafeBaratei — the steakhouse behind the Baratie (Kumamoto)
Kumamoto City, Japan
Oda washed dishes at a Baratei steakhouse in high school — and the Baratie, Sanji's floating restaurant, is named after it.
Upcoming One Piece events
An immersive water-media exhibition: walk through ankle-deep water (about 20 cm) into the world of the Straw Hat Pirates, with giant media art, interactive zones and life-size statues.
Free exhibition of Oda's "Great Pirate Hyakkei" art as a long scroll printed on handmade Echizen washi, plus 16 One Piece cover artworks on washi.
Korea's first official One Piece store, as a pop-up with limited-edition goods.
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