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How Is “Solo Leveling” Received Overseas? Reactions from Fans Around the World and the Key Points Behind Its High Ratings

“Solo Leveling” is more than just a Korean anime—it’s a story about effort, awakening, and overcoming isolation, themes that deeply resonate across cultures. This article examines why international audiences connect with it so strongly and what emotional elements make it a global success.
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Detective Conan Sanctuary: “Conan Station” (JR Yura Station), Tottori Prefecture – The Entire Station is Designed in Conan Style

Located in Hokuei Town, Tottori Prefecture, “Conan Station” (JR Yura Station) is known as a real-life sanctuary for Dete...
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The Holy Land of Detective Conan, “Conan Street” in Tottori Prefecture — Lined with Numerous Bronze Statues and Monuments

In Hokuei Town, Tottori, the birthplace of Detective Conan creator Gosho Aoyama, lies the iconic Conan Street. Along this 1.4km stretch, visitors will encounter bronze statues, monuments, and designs inspired by the series, each one guiding them deeper into the world of Conan. For fans, it is a sacred pilgrimage, and for the locals, a symbol of pride and connection to their culture.
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Detective Conan’s Sacred Site “Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory (Tottori Prefecture)” – A Museum Featuring Exhibits on the Creator’s Life and Interactive Trick Experience Zones

In the hometown of Gosho Aoyama, the brilliant mind behind Detective Conan, stands a museum where fans can explore the secrets and evolution of the series. Here, visitors can step into Conan’s shoes and experience the thrill of solving mysteries firsthand. It’s a destination that offers new discoveries for everyone, not just fans.
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What Do Foreign Viewers Think of Spirited Away? The Astonishing Global Acclaim That Japanese Audiences Can’t Fully See

Spirited Away introduced Studio Ghibli to the world—but foreign interpretations differ greatly from Japan’s.For many abroad, it’s a metaphor for modern life under constraint, a story of freedom and spiritual rebirth.This is how it became a modern myth that continues to move the world.
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The Sacred Filming Site of the Movie “KOKUHO”: Akenobe Mine in Hyogo – The “Place of Release” Where Protagonist Kikuo Was Born into a Yakuza Family

The Akenobe Mine of Hyogo Prefecture, featured in the film “KOKUHO,” is a place where memory and time intertwine. Decades after its closure, the air that fills its tunnels still holds the essence of those who once lived and worked here. Within its silence lies Kikuo’s emotional origin—a crossroads where fiction meets reality, inviting visitors to confront the meaning of existence itself.
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The Sacred Site of the Film “Kokuhō” – The National Bunraku Theatre (Osaka): Filming Scenes that Captured the Theatre’s Atmosphere and Stage Functions

The National Bunraku Theatre, Japan’s sanctuary of traditional performing arts, breathed real life into the story of Kokuhō. Its architecture, lighting, and sound design intertwined to express the tension and passion of those devoted to their craft. The atmosphere of this theater itself represents the authentic power that no film set could replicate.
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The Sacred Filming Location of the Film “Kokuho” — Kita Osaka Housenka Hospital, Where Shunsuke’s Hospital Room and the Crucial Final Scenes Were Filmed

In the final moments of “Kokuho”, the silence of Shunsuke’s gentle smile fills the hospital room with grace. Filmed at Kita Osaka Housenka Hospital, this scene merges reality with cinema, expressing the sanctity of life and the timeless power of art through delicate light and stillness.
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Cappadocia, Turkey – The Real-World Holy Land of One Piece and the Model for the Revolutionary Army’s Former Base, Baltigo

Over thousands of years, the winds and volcanoes of Turkey carved the white plains of Cappadocia, creating a landscape that mirrors the Revolutionary Army’s dream of freedom in One Piece. The cave dwellings and vast underground cities carved into rock stand as living symbols of resilience, reflecting the spirit of Baltigo in every curve of stone and shadow of light.
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The Sacred Land of One Piece: The Rice Terraces of Ubud, Bali (Indonesia) – The Real-Life Model for the Iconic Terraced Landscape of Nami’s Hometown, Cocoyasi Village

As you stand among the rice terraces of Ubud, the memory of Nami’s tears and her love for her friends comes vividly to life. The golden sunset, the whisper of wind across the fields, and the gentle rhythm of temple bells together retell the story of Cocoyasi Village — a tale of hope and unbreakable bonds.
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