Kimi no Na wa pilgrimage: 18 real-world locations

君の名は。

18 real-world locations from Kimi no Na wa, found in Shinjuku, Shinanomachi, Yoyogi. Each one has a map link, and you can turn them into a route.

A boy in Tokyo and a girl in a mountain town start swapping bodies and living each other's days. Real Tokyo scenery around Shinjuku and Yotsuya is drawn in fine detail.

Shinjuku (7 spots)

  1. Shinjuku Station South Exit

    The area around Shinjuku Station's south exit that appears in the film. | 【Your Name.】The station where Taki gets off the train.

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  2. Busta Shinjuku

    Appears as the highway bus terminal used by the protagonists heading for Antarctica. | 【Your Name.】The scene of the first Tokyo morning seen through Mitsuha's eyes.

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  3. Behind Shinjuku Police Station

    Known as the "Circle Intersection" -- an intersection with traffic lights mounted on a circular steel tower, appearing in both the film and its PV. Also used in the music video for RADWIMPS' "Zenzenzense."

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  4. Shinjuku Station Southern Terrace Exit

    The Southern Terrace exit of JR Shinjuku Station that appears in the story. | 【5 Centimeters per Second】Episode 3: Takaki smoking at Southern Terrace, and Akari walking along the connected West Deck. | 【Your Name.】The Starbucks at Shinjuku Southern Terrace appears in a café scene.

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  5. Shintoshin Pedestrian Bridge

    The location of Izaya's office. | 【Your Name.】The pedestrian bridge where Taki and Mitsuha pass each other.

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  6. Shinjuku Center Building

    【Jujutsu Kaisen】A skyscraper that appears in the Shinjuku Showdown arc, said to be the setting of the scene where Uraume and Sukuna talk. | 【Your Name.】Taki's job-hunting scenes.

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  7. Shinjuku 4-chome Intersection

    Your Name.: Mitsuha, in Taki's body, walks the streets of Tokyo.

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Shinanomachi (3 spots)

  1. Suga Shrine

    Final scene: the stairway where Taki and Mitsuha reunite without knowing each other's names. An iconic location also used in the film's key visual.

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  2. Shinanomachi Station Pedestrian Bridge

    A pedestrian bridge that appears repeatedly -- the place where Taki and his senpai Okudera part ways during their date, and where Mitsuha tries to call Taki after visiting Tokyo.

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  3. Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery (Meiji Jingu Gaien)

    Your Name.: the building seen during a scene set to the theme song.

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Yoyogi (1 spots)

  1. Yoyogi Station

    Your Name.: Mitsuha waits on a bench on the platform.

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Yotsuya (4 spots)

  1. Taki's Route to School (Around Yotsuya)

    Along the road heading from the Yotsuya direction toward Suga Shrine. Depicted as the route to school near Taki's home.

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  2. In Front of Yotsuya Station (Traffic Light)

    In front of Yotsuya Station, Taki's nearest station, used as a meeting spot.

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  3. Benkei Bridge

    Your Name.: the bridge over Benkei Moat that appears in a walking scene.

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  4. Hotel New Otani Tokyo

    Your Name.: appears in a walking scene together with Benkei Bridge.

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Sendagaya (2 spots)

  1. Sendagaya Station

    The Garden of Words: the station Yukino uses, seen in a ticket-gate scene. Yukino also sits on the terrace of the café in front of the station (EXCELSIOR CAFFÉ), and walks to Shinjuku Gyoen through the nearby Hachimanmae railway underpass. | 【Your Name.】The station where Mitsuha gets off the train.

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  2. Cafe La Boheme Shinjuku Gyoen

    Your Name.: said to be the model for the restaurant where Taki works part-time.

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Tokyo Station (1 spots)

  1. Tokyo Station: Marunouchi Exit

    Depicted as adult Takaki's living area in Tokyo in episode 3. | 【Your Name.】The scene on the Shinkansen platform at Tokyo Station.

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Pilgrimage etiquette and things to know

Most of the places listed are station passageways, shopping streets, parks and working businesses that other people use every day. Please do not block the way or disturb staff and customers. Follow the posted rules for photography indoors. Business hours and streetscapes change over time, so details here may differ from what you find on site.