Eden of the East
東のエデン
Le 22 novembre 2010, dix missiles s'abattent sur le Japon. Cet acte terroriste sans précédent, plus tard baptisé « Careless Monday », ne fait pourtant aucune victime apparente et tombe vite dans l'oubli. Trois mois plus tard, Saki Morimi, jeune Japonaise en voyage de fin d'études aux États-Unis, se retrouve dans une situation délicate devant la Maison-Blanche à Washington, et est sauvée par l'intervention inattendue d'un compatriote.
Lieux de pèlerinage (5)
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Tokyo Station
東京駅
The iconic red brick station building appears in the opening sequence and several transition scenes. Its historic Marunouchi side facade is particularly prominent when showing the characters' daily work routine in central Tokyo.
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Shibuya Station Front
渋谷駅前
The iconic Shibuya crossing and station area serves as a key location in Eden of the East, representing modern Tokyo's bustling urban landscape. This location appears multiple times throughout the series as characters navigate through the crowded streets and meet at various points around the station.
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National Diet Building
国会議事堂
The National Diet Building appears in scenes depicting government meetings and political discussions about NERV operations in Evangelion 2.0. Its imposing architecture symbolizes the political tensions surrounding the Eva project.
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Odaiba
お台場
The artificial island of Odaiba with its futuristic architecture and waterfront views appears in several scenes of Eden of the East. The area's modern development and technological atmosphere perfectly complement the anime's themes of digital age society and transformation.
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Haneda Airport
羽田空港
Haneda Airport's terminals and runways feature prominently in AJIN during escape and infiltration sequences. The airport's modern facilities and security infrastructure serve as a realistic backdrop for the anime's themes of surveillance and control.