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Jul 30, 2020 · From an obscure library in a rural town to mystical woodlands inhabited by ancient trees, we have put together 10 real life anime locations for a sacred anime tour around Japan. 1. Your Name – Gifu Prefecture
The animated film " Your Name" (2016) introduces us to the fictional town of Itomori, forever altered by the comet Tiamat’s impact 1,200 years ago. Lake Itomori, formed by this event, is visually inspired by the real-world beauty of Lake Suwa in Nagano Prefecture. Although the town of Itomori is a composite of various real-life locations in ...
- Tokyo Tower. Tokyo Tower has been featured in many movies, including Godzilla and King Kong, along with tons of anime series and anime films. And why wouldn't it?
- Asakusa. Unlike the aforementioned Akihabara, its neighboring ward Asakusa offers an experience that's more toward the traditional side of Japan. From the old shrines to the shopping districts, you'll find yourself going slightly back in time, like traveling the streets on a rickshaw while in a traditional kimono (from kimono rental shops).
- Shirakawa-gō. The anime series Higurashi When They Cry takes place in a fictional village called Hinamizawa, where creepy dark secrets lurk. Hinamizawa was based on a small traditional village called Shiragawa-gō, located in Shirakawa of Gifu Prefecture.
- Yokohama City. The Bungo Stray Dogs anime series is set in Yokohama, a city located in Kanagawa Prefecture of the Kanto region. It's home to many sightseeing spots, from museums and parks to cultural sites.
Jun 8, 2024 · Are you a fan of anime and dreaming of visiting the places that inspired them? Here, we will share the real-life locations in Japan where fiction and reality collide, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene Japanese mountains.
Visiting these iconic places has become a real trend in Japan, a form of tourism that combines cultural discovery and immersion in the world of anime. Discover breathtaking landscapes, fascinating cities and places steeped in history that have served as models for Japan's greatest anime films.
Relive the tale of star-crossed lovers, Taki and Mitsuha by going on a Your Name pilgrimage and visit the real-life locations (or locations that inspired many parts of the film) all in Tokyo.
May 30, 2024 · As an anime enthusiast planning an anime trip to Japan, you’re probably eager to visit real anime places in Japan. One such place that brings anime in real life is Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, a significant location in the acclaimed anime film, Spirited Away.
