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Slam Dunk’s Sacred Place “Kugenuma Beach,” the Stage of Hanamichi and Rukawa’s Reunion in the Final Volume of the Original Manga

For fans of Slam Dunk, Kugenuma Beach is more than just a seaside spot in Shonan. It is the sacred stage of the manga’s finale, where the story of youth, rivalry, and friendship finds its emotional closure.
2025.09.18
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Kanroji Temple in Wakayama, a sacred spot for Demon Slayer fans, named the same as Mitsuri Kanroji, the Love Hashira.

Kanroji Temple has long been cherished in Wakayama as a temple of matchmaking blessings. Sharing the same name as Mitsuri Kanroji from Demon Slayer, it holds special meaning for fans as a sacred destination.
2025.09.18
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Sacred Demon Slayer Spot “Katsuragi Niimasu Honoikazuchi Shrine (Nara)” A Shrine Bearing the Name of Zenitsu Agatsuma’s Technique “Honoikazuchi”

Katsuragi Niimasu Honoikazuchi Shrine enshrines gods of thunder and fire, blending its ancient traditions with modern pop culture through Demon Slayer. For Zenitsu fans, it is a must-visit sacred spot offering a unique experience.
2025.09.18
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Sacred Place of Demon Slayer: Mount Kumotori (Tokyo, Saitama, Yamanashi), the “Hometown” Where Tanjiro Kamado and Nezuko Lived with Their Family

Mount Kumotori is not only the highest peak in Tokyo but also the symbolic homeland of the Kamado family. Covered in deep snow during winter, the mountain perfectly mirrors the harsh yet beautiful world depicted in Demon Slayer’s opening scenes, making it a true pilgrimage site for fans.
2025.09.18
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Record of Ragnarok in Japan: How Fans View the Manga and Its Anime Adaptation

In Japan, Record of Ragnarok is regarded as a bold and entertaining work that reimagines history and mythology through epic battles. While the artwork and character design receive high praise, opinions are divided on pacing and the anime adaptation. This duality in evaluation highlights the unique place the series holds in Japanese manga culture.
2025.09.18
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The Sacred Spot from Your Name.: Shinanomachi Pedestrian Bridge in Shinjuku – The Iconic Location Where Mitsuha Searches for Taki in Tokyo

The Shinanomachi Pedestrian Bridge, featured in Your Name., is where Mitsuha searches for Taki amidst the crowds of Tokyo. Today, visitors can capture the same composition with the Docomo Tower in the background and feel the movie’s world blending with real life.
2025.09.18
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The Sacred Place of Your Name: Suga Shrine in Shinjuku – The Staircase Where Taki and Mitsuha Reunite in the Final Scene

At the heart of Shinjuku lies a staircase that has become a global pilgrimage site for anime fans. Featured in the climax of Your Name, the stairs at Suga Shrine are a perfect blend of cinematic memory and real-world charm. This article will guide you through its history, access routes, and the best ways to enjoy this iconic spot.
2025.09.18
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Slam Dunk Sacred Spot: Kamakura Kaihin Park Sakanoshita District – The Background of Kaede Rukawa’s Road Bike Scene

The scene where Kaede Rukawa rides along the coastline is one of the most memorable depictions in Slam Dunk. Its background, the Sakanoshita District of Kamakura Kaihin Park, not only mirrors the anime’s visuals but also offers breathtaking views of Sagami Bay. For fans and travelers alike, this location provides the unique chance to walk through the very landscape that inspired the series.
2025.09.17
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The Sacred Spot of Slam Dunk: The Iconic Opening Scene at the Railroad Crossing Near Enoden Kamakura-Kokomae Station

The railroad crossing beside Enoden’s Kamakura-Kokomae Station is famous as a place where the anime world meets reality. With Sagami Bay in the background, the view leaves an unforgettable impression on all who have seen the series.
2025.09.17
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The Sacred Site of Demon Slayer: “Kamado Shrine (Fukuoka)” Sharing the Same Name as Tanjiro and Nezuko Kamado

For fans of Demon Slayer, visiting Kamado Shrine in Fukuoka is more than sightseeing—it is an experience of stepping into a world where fiction meets reality. With the author Koyoharu Gotouge hailing from Fukuoka, the shrine has become a symbolic place of devotion and fandom.
2025.09.17
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