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The touching story of Usopp and Kaya in One Piece finds its real-world setting in Belton House, England. This elegant manor, still resonating with the grace of old nobility, captures the essence of friendship, hope, and quiet beauty, echoing the spirit of the series.

In Bavaria, Germany, lies the walled town of Rothenburg, a breathtaking twin of One Piece’s “Orange Town.” Its preserved medieval architecture and storybook charm make visitors feel as if they’ve stepped inside the anime itself. Here, the essence of One Piece — freedom, adventure, and friendship — is vividly alive.

Nestled in the serene mountains of Nara, the Yagyū Masakizaka Kenzen Dōjō continues the teachings of the legendary swordsman Yagyū Munenori. Believed to be the spiritual model for Zoro’s Isshin Dōjō in ONE PIECE, this dojo embodies the Yagyū philosophy of “Kenzen Ichinyo” — the unity of sword and Zen. Here, every swing of the blade becomes a reflection of the soul, revealing the true foundation of Zoro’s strength and discipline.

In One Piece, the nation of Tequila Wolf represents an endless bridge built through oppression and perseverance.In the real world, a place that mirrors this vision exists—Nordstrandischmoor, a tidal island in northern Germany.Its lone railway stretching across the sea captures the essence of freedom, endurance, and humanity’s will to keep moving forward.

In One Piece, the divine city of Mariejois symbolizes ultimate authority and grace.One of its architectural inspirations is believed to be Chambord Castle in France — a palace built to display royal power and perfection.At this crossroads of reality and fiction, power, beauty, and idealism merge, creating a timeless reflection of both worlds.

Among One Piece fans, Cadgwith, a small harbor town in England, has become a point of fascination. Its scenery mirrors Usopp’s hometown, Syrup Village, with its breathtaking blend of sea and hills, timeless architecture, and peaceful coastal life. It’s a place where the warmth of the story finds a home in the real world.

The global phenomenon One Piece begins in the tranquil Foosha Village, marked by its iconic windmill overlooking the sea. Many fans believe this setting was inspired by the real-life Slanghoe Windmill in England. Visiting the site offers a magical experience — as if you’ve stepped directly into the opening chapter of Luffy’s story.

With over 1,200 years of history, Kyoto’s Daikaku-ji Temple is home to Osawa Pond, Japan’s oldest artificial pond. Today, it has become a symbolic “embodiment of Wano Country” cherished by One Piece fans. Here, where the beauty of the Heian era meets the world of anime, visitors can truly experience the landscape of the story brought to life.