[Oshi No Ko] pilgrimage: 6 real-world locations

【推しの子】

6 real-world locations from [Oshi No Ko], found in Shinjuku, Akihabara, Suidobashi. Each one has a map link, and you can turn them into a route.

A story set in the entertainment industry, following an idol and her children. Youth districts such as Shibuya and Harajuku appear again and again.

Shinjuku (1 spots)

  1. Shinjuku Wald 9

    Said to be one of the models for B-Komachi's live concert venue.

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Akihabara (1 spots)

  1. Akihabara UDX

    Said to be a landmark where events and collaborations are held.

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Suidobashi (1 spots)

  1. Tokyo Dome City

    An area depicted as the venue for an idol event.

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Shibuya (2 spots)

  1. Shibuya Scramble Crossing

    Jujutsu Kaisen: appears at the start of Episode 45 (in front of TSUTAYA). / Oshi no Ko: said to be where Ai Hoshino was scouted. / Tokyo Revengers: where Toman took its founding commemorative photo.

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  2. SHIBUYA109

    Jujutsu Kaisen: appears in Episode 31 and the Shibuya Incident arc ending; in Episode 41, Fushiguro and Shigemo's scene takes place at the crossing in front. / Oshi no Ko: appears in scenes set in Shibuya's busy streets.

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Harajuku (1 spots)

  1. Harajuku Takeshita Street

    Said to be depicted as an area of activity for idols and celebrities. * Unverified: no official statement or side-by-side photo has been confirmed for this spot; it is a place mentioned among fans.

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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.