365 Days to the Wedding (結婚するって、本当ですか) real-life locations
365 Days to the Wedding has 48 documented real-world filming locations in Japan on Anime Itinerary.
Takuya and Rika work at the same travel agency in Tokyo and are both happily introverted and single. But their company is opening a new branch in Alaska next year, and employees without a spouse will be recruited to work there. Desperate to avoid the move, and though they’ve hardly spoken before, they decide to fake an engagement. Can these quiet coworkers become a convincing couple? (Source: Crunchyroll)
Anime pilgrimage locations
Episode 1 — 7 locations
Hikifune Station
Hikifune Station appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Onaka Square
Onaka Square appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Honjo-Azumabashi
Honjo-Azumabashi appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Waterfall of Oyokogawa Riverside Park
Waterfall of Oyokogawa Riverside Park appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Carnival Street
Carnival Street appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Nippon Maru Memorial Park
Nippon Maru Memorial Park appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Cosmo Clock 21
Cosmo Clock 21 appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 1.
Episode 2 — 2 locations
Kinki Nippon Tourist Yurakucho Store
Kinki Nippon Tourist Yurakucho Store appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 2.
Café Knit
Café Knit appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 2.
Episode 3 — 5 locations
Kaminarimon
Kaminarimon appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 3.
Imado Shrine
Imado Shrine appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 3.
Asakusa Underground Street
Asakusa Underground Street appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 3.
Asakusa Batting Stadium
Asakusa Batting Stadium appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 3.
Sumida Park Fishing Pond
Sumida Park Fishing Pond appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 3.
Episode 4 — 2 locations
Haneda Airport Terminal 2
Haneda Airport Terminal 2 appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 4.
Kumamoto Airport
Kumamoto Airport appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 4.
Episode 5 — 1 location
Aso Volcano Museum
Aso Volcano Museum appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 5.
Episode 6 — 7 locations
Kinshicho Station
Kinshicho Station appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
Sumida Torifo Knee Hall Iriguchi Bus Stop
Sumida Torifo Knee Hall Iriguchi Bus Stop appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
7-Eleven JR Kinshicho Station
7-Eleven JR Kinshicho Station appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
Super D'station Kinshicho
Super D'station Kinshicho appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
FRESHNESS BURGER Kinshicho
FRESHNESS BURGER Kinshicho appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
SMBC Fukagawa Branch
SMBC Fukagawa Branch appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
Kinshi Park
Kinshi Park appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 6.
Episode 7 — 2 locations
Koúme Bridge
Koúme Bridge appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 7.
Glass Studio ZO
Glass Studio ZO appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 7.
Episode 8 — 4 locations
Tokyo Solamachi Tabe-Terrace
Tokyo Solamachi Tabe-Terrace appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 8.
Solamachi Hiroba
Solamachi Hiroba appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 8.
Softbank Tokyo Solamachi
Softbank Tokyo Solamachi appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 8.
Madai Ramen Mengyo
Madai Ramen Mengyo appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 8.
Episode 9 — 3 locations
Canal Cafe
Canal Cafe appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 9.
Iidabashi Station
Iidabashi Station appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 9.
Kinshicho Station Platforms 1 and 2
Kinshicho Station Platforms 1 and 2 appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 9.
Episode 10 — 9 locations
Hamura Station
Hamura Station appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Hamura City Tourist Information Center
Hamura City Tourist Information Center appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Ruins of horse watering hole
Ruins of horse watering hole appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Hamurakusabanakyuryo Natural Park
Hamurakusabanakyuryo Natural Park appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
RetroBB
RetroBB appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Tamagawa Ryokuchi Fussa Kamijosui Park
Tamagawa Ryokuchi Fussa Kamijosui Park appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Tamagawa-josui Station
Tamagawa-josui Station appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Nihondaigaku Tennis Center
Nihondaigaku Tennis Center appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Jyosui-kobashi
Jyosui-kobashi appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 10.
Episode 11 — 2 locations
Benkei-Nanamodori
Benkei-Nanamodori appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 11.
Akebonoyu
Akebonoyu appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 11.
Episode 12 — 4 locations
Juhachiban
Juhachiban appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 12.
Asakusa Sta.
Asakusa Sta. appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 12.
Asahi Group Head Office Super Dry Hall
Asahi Group Head Office Super Dry Hall appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 12.
Sumida Park Breeze Plaza
Sumida Park Breeze Plaza appears in 365 Days to the Wedding, Episode 12.
Frequently asked questions
Where does 365 Days to the Wedding take place?
365 Days to the Wedding takes place across 48 documented real-world locations in Japan, mostly in 日本 and 神奈川県.
How many real locations does 365 Days to the Wedding have?
365 Days to the Wedding has 48 documented real-world filming locations on Anime Itinerary, spanning episodes 1 to 12.
Which episode of 365 Days to the Wedding has the most locations?
Episode 10 has the most, with 9 locations.
How do I plan a trip to 365 Days to the Wedding locations?
Save the 365 Days to the Wedding 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.