
凪のあすから
A coming-of-age tale set between an undersea village and a coastal town, exploring love and change as two communities struggle to coexist. The breathtaking ocean scenery draws from real locations along the Kumano coast.
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熊野市 鬼ヶ城
A dramatic coastal rock formation carved by waves and wind over millennia. This UNESCO-listed site inspired the rugged seaside landscapes depicted in Nagi-Asu.
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鳥羽水族館
While not directly featured, this renowned aquarium provided research material for the anime's detailed underwater ecosystem depictions. The facility's extensive marine life collections helped animators understand the movement and behavior of sea creatures featured throughout the series.
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熊野市有馬町
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熊野古道
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熊野市観光インターセンター
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熊野灘海岸
This rugged coastline in Mie Prefecture served as the primary inspiration for the seaside town of Shioshishio in the anime. The dramatic cliffs and pristine waters perfectly capture the mystical atmosphere where the sea people's underwater village was imagined to exist.
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伊勢神宮内宮
The sacred atmosphere and traditional Shinto architecture of Ise Shrine influenced the spiritual elements and festival scenes in the anime. The shrine's connection to sea deities and purification rituals resonates with the anime's themes of tradition and change.

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