
GHOST IN THE SHELL / 攻殻機動隊
2029: A female cybernetic government agent, Major Motoko Kusanagi, and the Internal Bureau of Investigations are hot on the trail of “The Puppet Master,” a mysterious and threatening computer virus capable of infiltrating human hosts. Together with her fellow agents from Section 9, Kusanagi embarks on a high-tech race against time to capture the omnipresent entity. (Source: Lionsgate Films)
2029: A female cybernetic government agent, Major Motoko Kusanagi, and the Internal Bureau of Investigations are hot on the trail of “The Puppet Master,” a mysterious and threatening computer virus capable of infiltrating human hosts. Together with her fellow agents from Section 9, Kusanagi embarks on a high-tech race against time to capture the omnipresent entity. (Source: Lionsgate Films)

Anime locations in Japan
GHOST IN THE SHELL / 攻殻機動隊
2029: A female cybernetic government agent, Major Motoko Kusanagi, and the Internal Bureau of Investigations are hot on the trail of “The Puppet Master,” a mysterious and threatening computer virus capable of infiltrating human hosts. Together with her fellow agents from Section 9, Kusanagi embarks on a high-tech race against time to capture the omnipresent entity. (Source: Lionsgate Films)
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Real-world location guide
OtakuTrips lists 3 published real-life locations connected to Ghost in the Shell, in Tokyo. Key spots include Odaiba, Tokyo Station (Episode 1), Roppongi Hills (Episodes 2, 9). Use the map and location pages below to see where they are. We do not infer a setting beyond the catalog data.
This page documents 3 published real-world locations connected to Ghost in the Shell. Each location page identifies the place using the information stored in the OtakuTrips database.
The published location pages provide maps and available access information. Visitors should follow local rules and respect private property.
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お台場
The waterfront and futuristic architecture influenced various cityscape shots and the overall visual design of Neo-Tokyo
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東京駅
The underground passages and urban complexity influenced various scenes depicting the interconnected infrastructure of Neo-Tokyo
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六本木ヒルズ
The modern architecture and corporate atmosphere reflect the film's depiction of future urban environments dominated by powerful corporations
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