Japan has become a popular destination across the world, owing to its rich culture and also the huge fan following of anime. Now, travellers have been planning to explore the country while also being able to visit the iconic places from anime projects.  

Anime Locations You Can Visit In Real Life On Your Trip To Japan

From Asakusa Rokku to Suga Shrine Stairs, check these exciting places in Japan where you can see real life anime locations. 

1. Asakusa Rokku, Demon Slayer

Asakusa Rokku plays a pivotal role in Demon Slayer, as it is the place where Tanjiro meets Kibutsuji Muzan. To visit this, you need to walk through the Kaminarimon Gate and down the Nakamise-dori shopping street, and you will get the vibes of old Tokyo.  

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2. Suga Shrine Stairs, Your Name

Your Name is one of the popular anime films of all time, with international fame as well. Suga Shrine Stairs showcases the most pivotal scene in the film and the good news is you can visit it. It is reachable through a short walk from Yotsuya Station (Chuo Line) or Yotsuya-sanchome Station (Tokyo Metro). 

3. Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Jujutsu Kaisen 

The multi-directional intersection and the underground Shibuya Station corridors are the pivotal parts of Shibuya Incident arc in both manga and anime. It is exciting that you can actually visit it near the Shibuya Station and walk over the iconic crossing. 

4. Hibiya Park, Death Note

Death Note, which is considered one of the most iconic anime series, featured a scene at Hibiya Park where Light and Naomi are seen walking by the fountain. You can visit the park, which is near the National Public Safety Commission and Kasumigaseki Station in Tokyo.

5. Hikawa Shrine, Sailor Moon

The Hikawa Shrine in Sailor Moon is based on Azabu Hikawa Shrine, located in Minato-ku, Tokyo. You can visit the place by taking the Tokyo Metro and getting off at Akasaka Station or Akasaka-mitsuke Station, where the location is within walking distance.

Pack your bags, keep your camera ready, and add these dreamy spots to your Japan travel list. Your anime journey is about to become real. 
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