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One Piece’s Sacred Site “Casa Milà (Spain)” – The Model for Fishman Island’s Gyoncord Plaza?

Ten thousand meters beneath the sea lies the enchanting Fishman Island, a world of shimmering light and flowing forms. Its design may trace back to Gaudí’s organic masterpiece, Casa Milà. This article uncovers the shared reverence for nature and harmony that flows between Gaudí’s architecture and Oda’s storytelling.

2025.10.06

CONTENTONE PIECE

Was Osaka Castle (Osaka Prefecture), a One Piece Pilgrimage Site, the Inspiration for the Alabasta Kingdom’s Royal Palace?

Rising from the sands, the Alabasta Palace embodies elegance and grandeur. Many fans sense echoes of Japan’s legendary Osaka Castle in its design—the multi-layered towers, golden accents, and majestic symmetry all reflect a shared ideal: the harmony of power and beauty. This feature explores both structures as a crossroads of history and imagination.

2025.10.06

CONTENTONE PIECE

The Sacred Filming Site of the Movie KOKUHO – The “Oneri” Procession of Kikuo and Hanjirō Before the Succession at Imamiya Shrine, Kyoto

In KOKUHO, the “Oneri” procession symbolizes the strength that resides in silence. Filmed at Kyoto’s Imamiya Shrine, the scene captures the spiritual path of those devoted to their art. Within this sacred space lies the unmistakable proof that tradition is still alive today.

2025.10.05

CONTENTKOKUHO

The sacred site of Demon Slayer: Tofukuji Hojo Garden (Kyoto), where the garden’s checkerboard pattern matches the design of Tanjiro’s haori

Created by master garden designer Mirei Shigemori, Tofukuji Hojo Garden is one of Kyoto’s cultural treasures. Its North Garden displays a checkerboard design that evokes Tanjiro’s haori from Demon Slayer, attracting both anime fans and traditional tourists who find deep significance in this space.

2025.10.04

CONTENTDemon Slayer

Kotobashi Seika in Shizuoka, a beloved Demon Slayer pilgrimage spot, is renowned for its ‘Inoshishi Monaka,’ which brings Inosuke to mind

In Shizuoka’s Izu area lies Kotobashi Seika, a shop with over a century of confectionery craftsmanship. Its famous Inoshishi Monaka not only delights with authentic Japanese flavors but also resonates with Demon Slayer fans by evoking the wild charm of Inosuke Hashibira. Visiting this shop means enjoying a sweet that bridges tradition and pop culture.

2025.10.04

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Spider-Man’s Sanctuary: The Empire State Building – An Iconic Place Where He Gazes Over the City and Battles Villains

For decades, the Empire State Building has stood as a towering icon of New York. In the world of Spider-Man, it becomes more than a skyscraper—it is a place of struggle, reflection, and triumph, where the city’s beloved hero repeatedly finds himself facing destiny.

2025.10.04

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Spider-Man’s Sanctuary: The Brooklyn Bridge, Stage of a Romantic Iconic Scene

When you walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, you are stepping into more than just an architectural wonder. For Spider-Man fans, it is a place where fiction and reality merge, immortalized in the emotional scene where Peter expresses his love. The bridge stands as a powerful symbol of love, resilience, and cinematic legacy, drawing visitors from around the world.

2025.10.04

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KOKUHO Film Location in Kyoto Mitsumori Daimyojin – The Iconic Scene of Kikuo’s Pact with the Devil

The quiet shrine of Mitsumori Daimyojin, located near the Kamishichiken Kaburenjo, was chosen as the sacred backdrop in KOKUHO. Here, Kikuo’s pact with the devil embodies both the artistic resolve of performers and the competitive drive of athletes striving for victory.

2025.10.04

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Kamishichiken Kaburenjo in Kyoto: The Sacred Film Location of KOKUHO

Nestled in Kyoto’s oldest hanamachi, Kamishichiken Kaburenjo is more than a theater—it is a living cultural treasure. By serving as a set for KOKUHO, the venue reveals how traditional performing arts and modern film can merge to create new cultural value.

2025.10.04

CONTENTKOKUHO

The sacred site of the film KOKUHO, “Pontocho Kaburenjo” (Kyoto Prefecture), appears as the exterior and lobby of “Naniwaza” in the story

For over a century, the Pontocho Kaburenjo has been the stage supporting Kyoto’s Geiko and Maiko. In KOKUHO, it appears as Naniwaza, drawing renewed attention to its history and elegance.

2025.10.04

CONTENTKOKUHO