After Suga Shrine: Visit Washinomiya Next
Shrine Guide · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Suga Shrine may be anime tourism's famous photo stop, but Washinomiya Shrine shows how a pilgrimage can transform a town and endure for years.
Where anime really takes place — location guides, prefecture breakdowns, and practical planning advice for your seichi junrei trip across Japan.
Shrine Guide · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Suga Shrine may be anime tourism's famous photo stop, but Washinomiya Shrine shows how a pilgrimage can transform a town and endure for years.
Tokyo Itinerary · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Build a realistic one-day Tokyo anime pilgrimage through Yotsuya, Ochanomizu, Akihabara, Kanda Myojin, and Shibuya without crossing the city twice.
Trip Planning · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Turn a list of anime locations into a realistic Japan itinerary by clustering regions, following train lines, and limiting each day's stops.
Shrine Guide · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Visit Kanda Myojin for Love Live!, Steins;Gate, centuries of Tokyo history, and an easy anime pilgrimage stop beside Akihabara.
Location Guide · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Explore the real Akihabara locations behind Steins;Gate, including Radio Kaikan, Yanagimori Shrine, and the streets around the Future Gadget Lab.
Anime Pilgrimage 101 · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Anime pilgrimage, or seichi junrei, means visiting the real places behind anime scenes. Learn its history, etiquette, and how to plan your first trip.
Location Guide · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Tokyo Revengers takes place across Tokyo. Explore the Shibuya crossings, shrines, riversides, and suburbs behind the anime's two timelines.
Japan Travel · 3 min read · July 16, 2026
Tokyo leads Japan for real-life anime locations, while Saitama, Kanagawa, Gifu, and Yamanashi stand out as dense pilgrimage destinations.