Suga Shrine Stairs
Known by fans as the stairway associated with the closing encounter imagery from Your Name.
Anime guide
A modern anime landmark for pilgrimage travelers, especially around Shinjuku and Yotsuya where fans look for recognizable urban viewpoints.
Location list
Known by fans as the stairway associated with the closing encounter imagery from Your Name.
Useful for the elevated city-walk feeling fans associate with Your Name's Yotsuya and Shinanomachi sequence.
A clean modern-art setting that helps fans build a Tokyo architecture route around Your Name-related discussion.
A skyline marker for Shinjuku-side anime walks, especially when visitors want recognizable vertical Tokyo context.
A well-known Hida pilgrimage anchor where fans start station-area routes connected to Your Name.
A quiet public-building stop often paired with Hida-Furukawa Station on Your Name fan itineraries.
A wide lake-and-basin view used by fans as a landscape comparison route for Your Name-inspired travel.
A practical interchange point for Shinjuku-side anime location walking, useful for combining two film routes.
A useful rail anchor for Your Name visitors connecting the Suga Shrine stairs, Yotsuya streets, and Shinjuku-side skyline movement.
A practical transfer and city-scale stop for Shinkai film routes, useful for placing shrine, station, and skyline scenes into one Tokyo day.
A long museum facade fans pair with the Suga Shrine route when building a fuller Your Name afternoon across Yotsuya and the outer gardens.
An JR corridor stop that helps Your Name walkers orient between Shinjuku, the outer gardens, and Yoyogi-side skyline movement.
A vertical Tokyo contrast stop near the National Art Center when fans want modern glass-and-steel context on a Your Name architecture day.
The narrow canal street beside Hida-Furukawa Station where Your Name fans compare white-plaster walls, koi ponds, and festival-ready townscape.
A major Suwa shrine complex that grounds lake-and-basin Your Name travel in local worship context before wider Nagano landscape comparisons.
The lakeside JR stop where Your Name travelers step off before walking toward Suwa basin viewpoints and shrine approaches.
A Chuo Line junction south of Suwa Lake where rail travelers reposition before bus or taxi legs toward wider Your Name landscape stops.
Suggested routes
A compact Shinjuku and Yotsuya loop covering the stairway, station exits, and skyline markers fans associate with Your Name — all reachable by subway without a car.
Combines Your Name and Weathering With You stops across west Tokyo — stations, bridges, and waterfront views linked by JR and subway.