City index

Browse anime pilgrimage cities.

Start from a city or region, then open its map, station notes, and location guides.

Tokyo landmark: Tokyo Tower
17 stops

Tokyo

Dense, transit-friendly, and ideal for short anime pilgrimage stops around Shinjuku, Yotsuya, Akihabara, and waterfront districts.

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Kamakura landmark: Kamakura Daibutsu
7 stops

Kamakura

A coastal day-trip city where railway crossings, Enoden stations, beaches, and hillside streets create strong anime travel appeal.

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Kuki landmark: Washinomiya Shrine
1 stops

Kuki

A Saitama pilgrimage stop anchored by Washinomiya Shrine and long-running anime fan visit culture.

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Hida landmark: Hida-Furukawa Station
2 stops

Hida

A mountain-city route for Your Name fans connecting Hida-Furukawa Station, local libraries, and quiet town streets.

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Suwa landmark: Takashima Castle
1 stops

Suwa

A Nagano lakeside stop often used by fans as a wide-landscape reference route for Your Name-inspired travel.

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Fujisawa landmark: Enoshima Sea Candle
4 stops

Fujisawa

A Shonan hub for Enoden access, coastal anime walks, Enoshima viewpoints, and station-to-beach movement.

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Yamanashi landmark: Fuefukigawa Fruit Park
5 stops

Yamanashi

A camping and onsen base for Laid-Back Camp routes around fruit parks, lake views, and mountain roads.

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Minobu landmark: Kuon-ji
1 stops

Minobu

A rail-access town for Laid-Back Camp visitors linking station stops with wider Yamanashi camping routes.

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Ichikawamisato landmark: Lake Shibire
1 stops

Ichikawamisato

A quiet Yamanashi lake area for slower camping-style pilgrimage notes and low-density scenic stops.

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Toyosato landmark: Toyosato Elementary School Old Building
2 stops

Toyosato

A Shiga pilgrimage point anchored by the former elementary school building associated with K-On! fan culture.

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Kyoto landmark: Kyoto Tower
1 stops

Kyoto

A dense Kyoto Animation route base with shopping arcades, river walks, local rail stations, and neighborhood detail.

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Uji landmark: Byodo-in Phoenix Hall
8 stops

Uji

A compact Kyoto-area city where Sound! Euphonium fans can connect bridge, station, shrine, and hill viewpoints.

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Takayama landmark: Takayama Jinya
6 stops

Takayama

A Hyouka-friendly old-town route built around preserved streets, temples, markets, and quiet walking time.

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Shirakawa-go landmark: Shirakawa-go Ogimachi
4 stops

Shirakawa-go

A preserved village route for Higurashi fans where atmosphere, etiquette, and local crowd control matter.

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Chichibu landmark: Chichibu Shrine
6 stops

Chichibu

A walkable Saitama city for Anohana routes across bridges, parks, stations, and temple-side streets.

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Oarai landmark: Oarai Marine Tower
6 stops

Oarai

A seaside Ibaraki fan-tourism town with station, shrine, tower, and beach stops tied to Girls und Panzer.

Open city
Tatebayashi landmark: Tatebayashi Station
2 stops

Tatebayashi

A Gunma city used for practical A Place Further than the Universe route notes around station and park stops.

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Iwami landmark: Uradome Coast
3 stops

Iwami

A Tottori coastal base where Free! fans can pair local rail access with dramatic shoreline scenery.

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Numazu landmark: Numazu Station
5 stops

Numazu

A Shizuoka pilgrimage hub for Love Live! Sunshine!! routes around station access, Uchiura Bay, and Awashima.

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Nishinomiya landmark: Nishinomiya Shrine
4 stops

Nishinomiya

A Hyogo route base for Haruhi fans combining rail stations, hillside walks, and neighborhood atmosphere.

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