Katanagatari Real-Life Locations
刀語
Yasuri Shichika, seventh successor of the Kyotouryuu (bladeless) sword art, lives on an isolated island with his older sister, Nanami. One day Shichika is visited by a woman named Togame, who requests his aid in her quest to find and collect the final twelve swords forged by the legendary master swordsmith, Shikizaki Kiki. Shichika and Togame begin their odyssey by leaving the island he called home for over 20 years. They will face twelve individuals who possess and protect Shikizaki's legendary
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Yasuri Shichika, seventh successor of the Kyotouryuu (bladeless) sword art, lives on an isolated island with his older sister, Nanami. One day Shichika is visited by a woman named Togame, who requests his aid in her quest to find and collect the final twelve swords forged by the legendary master swordsmith, Shikizaki Kiki. Shichika and Togame begin their odyssey by leaving the island he called home for over 20 years. They will face twelve individuals who possess and protect Shikizaki's legendary
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Katanagatari Real-Life Locations
刀語
Yasuri Shichika, seventh successor of the Kyotouryuu (bladeless) sword art, lives on an isolated island with his older sister, Nanami. One day Shichika is visited by a woman named Togame, who requests his aid in her quest to find and collect the final twelve swords forged by the legendary master swordsmith, Shikizaki Kiki. Shichika and Togame begin their odyssey by leaving the island he called home for over 20 years. They will face twelve individuals who possess and protect Shikizaki's legendary
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Where is Katanagatari set?
OtakuTrips lists 1 published real-life location connected to Katanagatari, in Hiroshima. Key spots include Itsukushima Shrine. Use the map and location pages below to see where they are. We do not infer a setting beyond the catalog data.
Are the locations in Katanagatari real?
This page documents 1 published real-world location connected to Katanagatari. Each location page identifies the place using the information stored in the OtakuTrips database.
Can you visit the real-life locations from Katanagatari?
The published location pages provide maps and available access information. Visitors should follow local rules and respect private property.
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Itsukushima Shrine
厳島神社
Background inspiration for various scenic shots throughout the series, particularly in episodes featuring traditional Japanese landscapes
Miyajimaguchi Station