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Sacred Site of Demon Slayer – Kibitsu Shrine (Okayama Prefecture), a Shrine Connected to the Momotaro Legend

Kibitsu Shrine preserves the ancient legend of Ura’s defeat, one of Japan’s oldest tales of demon slaying. The story resonates with Demon Slayer, making the shrine a sacred place where history and modern culture converge.
2025.09.22
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How Is Tokyo Ghoul Evaluated in Japan? Exploring the Reasons Behind Its Popularity Through the Anime, Films, and Original Manga

Since its debut, Tokyo Ghoul has captured the imagination of readers in Japan with its dark yet thought-provoking narrative. The story of Kaneki Ken, a young man caught between human and ghoul identities, resonated with audiences who saw reflections of modern social struggles, identity conflicts, and questions of humanity. This blend of entertainment and social commentary explains why Tokyo Ghoul became a lasting cultural touchstone in Japan.
2025.09.21
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Sacred Site of Demon Slayer – Hoppō Culture Museum (Niigata), a Majestic Mansion Evoking the Ubuyashiki Residence Where the Pillar Meeting Took Place

For fans of Demon Slayer, the Hoppō Culture Museum (Niigata) is considered a sacred spot. Its tatami-lined great hall and majestic design echo the atmosphere of the Pillar Meeting, offering both anime enthusiasts and history lovers a unique cultural experience.
2025.09.21
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Yotsuya Station, the sacred site from Your Name, where Mitsuha arrives when she visits Tokyo

For many fans, stepping out of Yotsuya Station feels like stepping directly into the film Your Name. From the ticket gates to the streets outside, every corner brings back the emotion of the story. Here, we explore not only the station but also nearby spots that make the pilgrimage unforgettable.
2025.09.20
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The sacred site in Your Name., “the traffic light behind Shinjuku Police Station,” appears in the scene where Taki chats with his friend on his way home from his part-time job.

The traffic light behind Shinjuku Police Station in Your Name. may seem ordinary, but it captures both the realism of Tokyo’s urban life and the fleeting beauty of youth. By visiting this site, fans can stand where the characters once stood and relive a piece of the story themselves.
2025.09.20
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Slam Dunk’s Sacred Spot: Akibadai Bunka Gymnasium, the Venue for Shohoku vs Kainan

For fans of Slam Dunk, the Shohoku vs Kainan showdown represents the pinnacle of the series. The match’s setting is said to be modeled after the Akibadai Bunka Gymnasium in Kanagawa, where the manga’s atmosphere still resonates. A visit here is more than sightseeing—it is a chance to step into the manga itself.
2025.09.20
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The Slam Dunk Sacred Ground: Hiratsuka General Gymnasium, the Venue of Shohoku and Ryonan’s Fierce Battle

Hiratsuka General Gymnasium has become a sacred ground for basketball fans. It is a place where the legendary Shohoku vs. Ryonan game is brought back to life, offering visitors a unique experience where fiction and reality merge.
2025.09.20
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Sacred Spot of Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Arc – Steam Locomotive on Display at Kyoto Railway Museum (Kyoto Prefecture)

For anime fans and railway enthusiasts alike, the Kyoto Railway Museum offers a unique experience. The exhibit features a powerful steam locomotive that embodies the atmosphere of the Mugen Train, allowing visitors to relive iconic scenes from the film while discovering the history of Japanese railways.
2025.09.20
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Demon Slayer Swordsmith Village Arc Pilgrimage “Ginzan Onsen (Yamagata)” A Landscape Reminiscent of the Taisho Era Streetscape

Walking through Ginzan Onsen feels like stepping into the world of Demon Slayer. The snowy landscapes, wooden inns, and glowing lamps recreate the very essence of the Swordsmith Village, attracting both fans and travelers seeking a touch of Taisho romance.
2025.09.20
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Bohata Onsen Hachiman-ya in Fukushima: A Sacred Place of Demon Slayer’s Infinity Castle Arc, Where Traditional Japanese Aesthetics and Modern Architecture Converge

Bobata Onsen Yahata-ya is often described by Demon Slayer fans as “just like the Infinity Castle.” Beyond its surreal architectural design, it offers healing hot springs, exquisite cuisine, and even serves as a hub for sports training camps, ensuring every guest discovers something unforgettable.
2025.09.19
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