Elfen Lied (エルフェンリート) real-life locations
Elfen Lied has 24 documented real-world filming locations in Japan on Anime Itinerary.
The Diclonius, a mutated homosapien that is said to be selected by God and will eventually become the destruction of mankind, possess two horns on their heads and have a "sixth sense" which gives them telekinetic abilities. Due to this dangerous power, they have been captured and isolated in laboratories by the government. Lucy, a young and psychotic Diclonius, manages to break free of her confines and brutally murders most of the guards in the laboratory where she is being held, only to be shot in the head as she makes her escape. She survives, falling off a cliff into the ocean and manages to drift along to a beach where two teenagers, Kouta and Yuka, discover her. Having lost her memories, she was named after the only thing that she can now say, "Nyuu," and the two allow her to stay at Kouta's home. However, it appears that the psychotic side of Lucy is not dead just yet... (Source: ANN - Revised)
Anime pilgrimage locations
Episode 1 — 5 locations
Gokurakuji Station
Gokurakuji Station appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 1.
AtelierPiccolo
AtelierPiccolo appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 1.
Nichiyo Seisakujo
Nichiyo Seisakujo appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 1.
Joju-in
Joju-in appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 1.
Kamakura Yuigahama Beach
Kamakura Yuigahama Beach appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 1.
Episode 2 — 1 location
Isshintei
Isshintei appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 2.
Episode 3 — 1 location
Gokurakuji Hill Memorial
Gokurakuji Hill Memorial appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 3.
Episode 4 — 1 location
Kamakura Clinics
Kamakura Clinics appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 4.
Episode 5 — 2 locations
cafe Luonto
cafe Luonto appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 5.
Nagisa Animal Clinic
Nagisa Animal Clinic appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 5.
Episode 6 — 4 locations
Elsa Kamakura
Elsa Kamakura appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 6.
Fishermen’s Market
Fishermen’s Market appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 6.
Sasuke Inari Shrine
Sasuke Inari Shrine appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 6.
Eleven-faced Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva
Eleven-faced Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 6.
Episode 7 — 2 locations
Shadore
Shadore appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 7.
Nichigen Jizo Bosatsu
Nichigen Jizo Bosatsu appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 7.
Episode 8 — 1 location
Michibiki Jizo (Ksitigarbha)
Michibiki Jizo (Ksitigarbha) appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 8.
Episode 9 — 1 location
The abutsu-ni caves
The abutsu-ni caves appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 9.
Episode 11 — 2 locations
Shichirihama Beach
Shichirihama Beach appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 11.
Enoshima Benten Bridge
Enoshima Benten Bridge appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 11.
Episode 13 — 4 locations
Katase Higashihama Beach
Katase Higashihama Beach appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 13.
Zuishinmon Gate
Zuishinmon Gate appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 13.
Enoshima Sea Candle
Enoshima Sea Candle appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 13.
Shichirigahama Parking Area
Shichirigahama Parking Area appears in Elfen Lied, Episode 13.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Elfen Lied take place?
Elfen Lied takes place across 24 documented real-world locations in Japan, mostly in 日本.
How many real locations does Elfen Lied have?
Elfen Lied has 24 documented real-world filming locations on Anime Itinerary, spanning episodes 1 to 13.
Which episode of Elfen Lied has the most locations?
Episode 1 has the most, with 5 locations.
How do I plan a trip to Elfen Lied locations?
Save the Elfen Lied 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.