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Tokyo Ravens

Meiji Shrine

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明治神宮

Nearest Station: Harajuku Station東京都渋谷区代々木神園町1-1

The shrine's sacred forest and spiritual significance make it a fitting location associated with the anime's themes of traditional Japanese spirituality. The peaceful grounds contrast with the urban setting while maintaining the mystical atmosphere present throughout the series.

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Meiji Shrine is listed as a real-world anime location connected to Tokyo Ravens.

Nearest station: Harajuku Station
Address: 東京都渋谷区代々木神園町1-1
Visit note: 2-minute walk from JR Harajuku Station or 5-minute walk from Meiji-jingu…

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Featured in 7 anime

Tokyo Ravens
Appears in background shots and is referenced when discussing spiritual barriers protecting Tokyo
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Blood-C
Inspiration for the forested shrine areas where Saya trains and confronts supernatural threats
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Komi Can't Communicate Part 2
Appears in episode 11 during Komi's personal reflection scenes and New Year visit
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My Happy Marriage
Spiritual and supernatural scenes, particularly those involving Miyo's special abilities and family heritage revelations
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Appears in contemplative scenes and moments of character reflection, providing visual contrast to the urban palace infiltration sequences
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Tokyo Godfathers
Featured in contemplative scenes that provide spiritual and emotional depth to the characters' journey
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Yu Yu Hakusho: Ghostfiles
Atmospheric inspiration for spiritual realm scenes and Yusuke's encounters with supernatural beings
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