This Monster Wants to Eat Me (私を喰べたい、ひとでなし) real-life locations

This Monster Wants to Eat Me has 20 documented real-world filming locations in Japan on Anime Itinerary.

Hinako lives alone by the sea, quietly drifting through life after losing her family years ago. One day, a mermaid named Shiori saves her from a monster and says she’s come to eat her—just not yet. Until then, Shiori will stay by her side and keep her safe. In that moment, a deep hope swells in Hinako: Maybe this girl can finally grant her the ending she’s been waiting for. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Anime pilgrimage locations

Episode 1 — 1 location

Shiobi Bridge

Shiobi Bridge appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 1.

Episode 5 — 1 location

Goshikihama

Goshikihama appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 5.

Episode 6 — 4 locations

Iyoshi Station

Iyoshi Station appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 6.

Iyo-Kaminada Station

Iyo-Kaminada Station appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 6.

Popai Parking Lot

Popai Parking Lot appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 6.

Roadside rest area Futami.

Roadside rest area Futami. appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 6.

Episode 7 — 2 locations

Roadside rest area Futami.

Roadside rest area Futami. appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 7.

Popai Parking Lot

Popai Parking Lot appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 7.

Episode 9 — 2 locations

Nadacho Pocket Park

Nadacho Pocket Park appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 9.

Tobe Zoological Park

Tobe Zoological Park appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 9.

Episode 10 — 1 location

Tobe Zoological Park

Tobe Zoological Park appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 10.

Episode 11 — 1 location

Roadside rest area Futami.

Roadside rest area Futami. appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 11.

Episode 13 — 7 locations

Dogo Onsen Station

Dogo Onsen Station appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

Dogo Onsen Annex Asukano Yusen

Dogo Onsen Annex Asukano Yusen appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

Dogo Tourist Information Center

Dogo Tourist Information Center appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

Tanimoto Kamaboko Co., Ltd. Matsuyama Dogo

Tanimoto Kamaboko Co., Ltd. Matsuyama Dogo appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

Dogo Yunomachi Jyugo Mangoku MASARU

Dogo Yunomachi Jyugo Mangoku MASARU appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

Ehime Fruit Club Mikan Trees

Ehime Fruit Club Mikan Trees appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

Botchan Karakuri Clock

Botchan Karakuri Clock appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Episode 13.

ED — 1 location

Goshikihama

Goshikihama appears in This Monster Wants to Eat Me, ED.

Frequently asked questions

Where does This Monster Wants to Eat Me take place?

This Monster Wants to Eat Me takes place across 20 documented real-world locations in Japan, mostly in Ehime.

How many real locations does This Monster Wants to Eat Me have?

This Monster Wants to Eat Me has 20 documented real-world filming locations on Anime Itinerary, spanning episodes 1 to 13.

Which episode of This Monster Wants to Eat Me has the most locations?

Episode 13 has the most, with 7 locations.

How do I plan a trip to This Monster Wants to Eat Me locations?

Save the This Monster Wants to Eat Me locations you want to visit on Anime Itinerary, then use the trip planner to build a day-by-day route between them with walking and public-transport directions.

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