Kamakura High School Mae Station
Kamakura High School Mae Station is located on the Enoshima Electric Railway line, not far from Kamakura city center. The platform of this station faces the magnificent sea, making it especially charming at dusk. Notably, a section of the railway near this station is one of the iconic scenes from the famous anime 'Slam Dunk,' attracting a large number of anime enthusiasts to visit. Every day, tourists can be seen here recreating famous scenes from 'Slam Dunk,' turning this ordinary small station into a holy site for anime fans.
Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
The Ghibli Museum, Mitaka is personally designed and built by the master Hayao Miyazaki based on his studio. Every corner is filled with elements of Ghibli animation. Here, you can not only appreciate the animation-inspired architecture and main character images but also view the original manuscripts and other precious materials up close. Additionally, the Ghibli-themed souvenir shop and themed restaurant at the museum are also very popular among tourists. As soon as you enter the souvenir shop, the dazzling array of animation merchandise and the dreamy decor will immediately catch your eye. There are various Ghibli-related souvenirs available for purchase, including various Totoro plush toys, Spirited Away puzzles, Castle in the Sky carvings, exquisite cat pendants, and umbrellas printed with animation scenes. Whether you are a loyal fan of Ghibli animations or encountering them for the first time, the souvenirs here are rare treasures that cannot be found elsewhere.
Fujiko F. Fujio Museum
The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum is located in Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan, and is a museum themed around the Japanese manga artist Hiroshi Fujimoto (pen name Fujiko F. Fujio). It showcases the famous works created by this manga artist, such as 'Doraemon', 'Arale', and 'The Strange Adventure'. Original manuscripts, drafts, sketches, and more are also exhibited here, and multimedia displays allow visitors to immerse themselves in the creative journey and thoughts of Fujiko F. Fujio. Additionally, the museum hosts various exhibitions and themed activities, such as special exhibitions themed around 'Doraemon', various handicraft workshops, and special photo opportunities, making it a perfect place for manga fans and culture enthusiasts to visit. There is also a souvenir shop within the museum, offering a wide variety of items to meet the shopping needs of all fans.
Life-size 'Mobile Suit Gundam' Unicorn Statue
Tokyo's Odaiba is a pilgrimage site that drives Gundam fans crazy. Here, there is a Unicorn model that is incredibly cool and a focal point for tourists. The 'Gundam Front Tokyo' exhibition area on the 7th floor of the shopping mall attracts many anime fans. In the exhibition area, there is also a Gundam Café and a souvenir shop, which are popular spots not to be missed.
One Piece Theme Park
The One Piece Theme Park is located in Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. It is a theme park specially designed for One Piece fans. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in various classic scenes and facilities from the One Piece world, including a real-life shipyard, Whiskey Peak, the Peace Main, pirate familiars, bubble pools, and more, all very realistic. In addition, there are live interactive performances by classic characters from the original manga, with a stable program schedule ensuring that visitors can fully enjoy every exciting show. Whether you want to fully enjoy the amusement facilities or experience the deep emotions of One Piece fans, you can find a sense of belonging and satisfaction at the One Piece Theme Park.
