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All locations (12)
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Imperial Palace East Gardens
Said to be the setting for the scene where Kirito and Asuna go on a date.
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Imperial Palace Otemon Gate
The Imperial Palace's main gate that appears in the story.
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Otemachi Station Exit C10
An exit of Otemachi Station that appears in the story.
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"Otemon" Intersection
The intersection in front of the Imperial Palace's Otemon Gate that appears in the story.
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Nihonbashi
A center of the city since the Edo period, said to be one of the models for the cityscape in the story.
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Tokyo Station (Tokaido Shinkansen Platform 14, North Side)
The JR Tokyo Station shinkansen platform that appears in the story.
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Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit
Said to appear in episode 10 as the meeting place before departure.
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Tokyo Character Street
A row of character-goods shops beneath Tokyo Station where Pretty Cure merchandise can be purchased.
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Pokemon Store Tokyo Station
A Pokemon merchandise store inside Tokyo Station's Ichibangai.
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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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Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building
The red-brick station building that serves as the setting for an important scene in the latter half of the story.
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Pokemon Center Tokyo
An official shop inside Nihonbashi Takashimaya, a pilgrimage spot where fans gather.
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