
妖狐×僕SS
The Shirakiin house's daughter, Shirakiin Ririchiyo, who has a complex about being unable to live independently and unprotected, feels the need to move out and live on her own under the condition of residing in the mansion named "Ayakashi Kan." In this mansion, only those who have cleared a very strict examination could reside in it, and for each resident, they are accompanied with one agent of the Secret Service (S.S.). Although Riricho has rejected the company of the S.S., while residing in th
The Shirakiin house's daughter, Shirakiin Ririchiyo, who has a complex about being unable to live independently and unprotected, feels the need to move out and live on her own under the condition of residing in the mansion named "Ayakashi Kan." In this mansion, only those who have cleared a very strict examination could reside in it, and for each resident, they are accompanied with one agent of the Secret Service (S.S.). Although Riricho has rejected the company of the S.S., while residing in th

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妖狐×僕SS
The Shirakiin house's daughter, Shirakiin Ririchiyo, who has a complex about being unable to live independently and unprotected, feels the need to move out and live on her own under the condition of residing in the mansion named "Ayakashi Kan." In this mansion, only those who have cleared a very strict examination could reside in it, and for each resident, they are accompanied with one agent of the Secret Service (S.S.). Although Riricho has rejected the company of the S.S., while residing in th
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Real-world location guide
OtakuTrips lists 2 published real-life locations connected to Inu X Boku Secret Service, in Tokyo. Key spots include 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 2 published real-world locations connected to Inu X Boku Secret Service. 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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東京駅
Background reference for establishing the upscale Tokyo setting in multiple episodes
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六本木ヒルズ
Architectural and lifestyle reference for the luxurious Maison de Ayakashi building design
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