Appears in various urban scenes throughout the series. The neon-lit streets of Shinjuku are a recurring backdrop.

Appears throughout the Shibuya Incident episodes as characters navigate through the trapped district, with particular focus on the contrast between its usual crowded state and the supernatural emptiness during the incident

第26話（懐玉・玉折編）で伏黒甚爾（禪院甚爾）が訪れていたボートレース場の聖地。競艇場前駅から徒歩3分。

Appears in establishing shots and transition scenes during the Shibuya Incident episodes, providing context for the geographic scope of the supernatural barrier and its effects on the surrounding area

Featured in episodes where sorcerers and curse users move through Shibuya's underground network, particularly scenes showing the strategic positioning and underground battles during the incident

Featured prominently in episodes depicting the Shibuya Incident arc, particularly during aerial shots of the cursed barrier covering Shibuya and overview scenes of the district under siege

Sendai is the setting for several key scenes. The city is associated with characters like Yoshino Junpei from the early arcs.

The Mark City connecting passage between Shibuya Station and Dogenzaka appears during the Shibuya Incident arc (S2 Ep33-34). Cursed spirits use the building's infrastructure as a strategic chokepoint.

The modern silhouette of Shibuya Stream appears in the Shibuya Incident arc cityscape during aerial shots showing the cursed spirit barrier descending over the district.

Visible in scenes set during the Goodwill Event arc (Volume 5, Episodes 14-21) when the Tokyo and Kyoto Jujutsu High schools compete. Also appears in the prequel film Jujutsu Kaisen 0, during Yuta Okkotsu's time in Kyoto.

The cylindrical 109 building is a recognizable landmark during the Shibuya Incident (S2 Ep35-40). It serves as a geographic reference point during battle scenes across the district.

Gojo Bridge shares its name with protagonist Gojo Satoru, making it a must-visit for fans. The historic bridge also connects to legendary samurai lore matching the series' combat themes.

The station's modern architecture appears in S2 Ep32 during travel scenes. Its grand staircase and glass atrium serve as a transit point for characters heading to Kyoto-related missions.

Park scenes featuring sorcerer battles. The open areas and fountain plaza closely resemble backgrounds in several episodes.

The traditional Kyoto street appears during the Kyoto Goodwill Event and Hyakki Yako (Night Parade of Demons) references in JJK 0. The atmospheric geisha district setting enhances the sorcery themes.

The area around Kichijoji is believed to be the model for the "Kinema Cinema" movie theater where Yuta and Rika visited on their fateful date in JJK 0.

第24話（1期最終回）ラストシーンで虎杖・釘崎・伏黒のウインドウショッピングが描かれた場所。

第6話で釘崎が裏原宿を探すシーンの聖地。明治神宮前〈原宿〉駅から徒歩約4分。

第2話で「はやぶさ」と「こまち」が連結する様子が描かれる。盛岡駅の新幹線ホームで見ることができる。

第1期第1クールOPテーマで伏黒恵が登場するシーンのモデル。東側（国立競技場側の出口）を向いたアングルが該当。

第27話（懐玉・玉折編）で呪術高専1年生の七海建人と灰原雄ペアが派遣された場所の聖地。

第22話の八十八橋事件の舞台。壊相と血塗との戦闘が行われた橋のモデル。高さ約70mの深い渓谷にかかる大橋。

第5話で夏油傑や漏瑚たちが立ち寄った飲食店として登場。

アニメ第2話で五条悟が喜久福を買ったお店として登場。アニメ放送時には呪術廻戦とのコラボも行われた。

第5話で夏油傑や漏瑚たちが信号待ちをしていた横断歩道のモデル。新宿にある龍生堂薬局新宿店の前。

第22話で虎杖・伏黒・釘崎が「八十八橋」へ向かうシーンのモデル。地上約70mの深い渓谷に架かる大きな橋で、地元では心霊スポットとしても知られる。

第29話で五条悟が夏油傑を呼び止めた場所として登場。

第2期「懐玉・玉折」EDテーマで夏油傑が座っている階段のモデル。渋谷区代々木に所在。

第6話で釘崎野薔薇が裏原宿を探すシーンで登場。