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Hanasaku Iroha

花咲くいろは

A spirited Tokyo girl is sent to work at her grandmother's traditional hot spring inn in the countryside. Through hard work and new friendships, she finds purpose and grows. The inn and town are based on Yuwaku Onsen in Kanazawa.

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A spirited Tokyo girl is sent to work at her grandmother's traditional hot spring inn in the countryside. Through hard work and new friendships, she finds purpose and grows. The inn and town are based on Yuwaku Onsen in Kanazawa.

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Hanasaku Iroha

花咲くいろは

A spirited Tokyo girl is sent to work at her grandmother's traditional hot spring inn in the countryside. Through hard work and new friendships, she finds purpose and grows. The inn and town are based on Yuwaku Onsen in Kanazawa.

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花咲くいろは

花咲くいろは

Yuwaku Onsen, the real-world setting featured in the anime 'Hanasaku Iroha'. A pilgrimage destination for fans seeking to experience the locations depicted in the series.

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金沢病院

金沢病院

登場人物が入院する病院として描かれた施設。

Photo by Tsuyoshi Nakatani (CC BY-SA 2.0) via Wikimedia Commons

湯乃鷺駅/西岸駅

湯乃鷺駅/西岸駅

温泉街へのアクセス駅として登場する実在の駅。

Photo by ProfTatic (CC BY-SA 4.0) via Wikimedia Commons

タイトーステイション

タイトーステイション

登場人物が上京時に訪れたゲームセンター。

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Yuwaku Onsen

湯涌温泉

A secluded hot spring village nestled in the hills outside Kanazawa. This quiet onsen town is the real-world model for the fictional Yunosagi Onsen where the anime takes place.

Kanazawa Station

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Yuwaku Onsen

湯涌温泉

Yuwaku Onsen, a historic hot spring village nestled in the mountains southeast of Kanazawa, served as the primary model for the fictional Kissuiso inn's setting in Hanasaku Iroha. The quiet mountain onsen town with its traditional ryokan, narrow lanes, and steaming baths perfectly captures the atmosphere of Ohana's new home and workplace.

Kanazawa Station

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Yuwaku Inari Shrine

湯涌稲荷神社

Yuwaku Inari Shrine, located at the heart of the onsen village, is faithfully depicted in Hanasaku Iroha as the local shrine where the bonbori festival takes place. The small but atmospheric shrine surrounded by forest became so associated with the anime that the real Yuwaku Bonbori Festival was created in its honor.

Kanazawa Station

Photo by Ebiebi2 (CC BY-SA 4.0) via Wikimedia Commons

福神橋

福神橋

修学旅行から帰ってきた登場人物たちが訪れた橋。

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