Es como caminar dentro de un anime" — Explora los lugares reales de *Your Name.
Step into the world of Makoto Shinkai’s global hit film Your Name. through a real-life pilgrimage of its breathtaking scenery.
From Tokyo's bustling cityscape to the tranquil mountain towns of Gifu and lakesides of Nagano, many locations from the film are based on actual places across Japan. Each spot captures the emotional essence of the story—perfect for anime fans and travel lovers alike.
This article introduces real-life filming locations from Your Name., organized by region to help plan your anime-themed adventure.
Tokyo
Relive the memories of *Your Name.* right in the heart of the metropolis. With easy access via public transport, these locations in Shinjuku and Yotsuya are perfect for casual exploration.
Suga Shrine Google MAP
Famous for the iconic staircase seen in the movie’s key visual
Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery Google MAP
Where Taki’s (in Mitsuha body) walks with her friends
Intersection behind Shinjuku Police Station Google MAP
Appears in the film’s opening scene
Cafe La Bohème, Shinjuku Gyoen Google MAP
Where Taki and Okudera senpai worked part-time
Road in Front of Taki’s House Google MAP
Where he rushes out late for his date
The National Art Center, Tokyo Google MAP
A museum visited by Taki and Okudera on their date
Forked Road in Front of Hōzō-ji Temple
Where Taki chases after Mitsuha in the climax
Hida-Takayama, Gifu
This is the area Taki visits in search of Mitsuha’s town, Itomori. It’s a region full of traditional streets and nature—a great sightseeing spot even beyond anime fans.
Hida-Furukawa Station Google MAP
Hida City Library Google MAP
Keta Wakamiya Shrine Google MAP
Bus Stop in Miyagawa-cho Ochiai
Suwa, Nagano Prefecture
Tateishi Park Google MAP
The climactic scene where Taki and Mitsuha finally reunite
Ready to Step Into the World of Your Name.?
From Tokyo’s fast-paced streets to the quiet mountains of Hida and the scenic vistas of Suwa, these locations offer more than just sightseeing—they give fans a real connection to one of anime’s most moving stories.
Even if you’re not an anime fan, this journey lets you see Japan from a fresh, emotional perspective.
Start your adventure where love, time, and memory intersect. Find your own “Itomori.”
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(C) 2016 Your Name. Production Committee
Official website: https://www.kiminona.com/