K-ON!
けいおん!
Hirasawa Yui, une jeune fille insouciante qui entre au lycée, est immédiatement captivée en voyant une affiche publicitaire pour le « Club de musique légère ». Étant la fille sans souci qu'elle est, elle s'inscrit rapidement. Cependant, Yui a un problème : elle ne sait pas jouer d'un instrument. Quand Yui se rend à la salle du club pour expliquer la situation, elle est accueillie par les autres membres : Ritsu, Mio et Tsumugi. Bien qu'ils soient découragés par le manque de connaissances musicales de Yui, ils tentent quand même de la convaincre de rester pour éviter la fermeture du club.
Lieux de pèlerinage (2)
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Former Toyosato Elementary School
旧豊郷小学校
The Former Toyosato Elementary School in Shiga Prefecture is the real-world model for Sakuragaoka High School in K-ON!. This elegant 1937 Vories-designed building has become one of the most famous anime pilgrimage sites in Japan, with dedicated exhibition rooms featuring K-ON! memorabilia and the iconic music room.
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Eizan Railway Demachiyanagi Station
叡山電車 出町柳駅
Demachiyanagi Station, the terminus of the Eizan Railway in Kyoto, appears in K-ON! as part of the characters' commuting route. The station and the surrounding Demachiyanagi area along the Kamo River provide a charming Kyoto atmosphere that influenced the series' warm, nostalgic tone.
Autres saisons
K-ON!
K-ON! Season 2
Lieux des autres saisons
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Kyoto Station
京都駅
The iconic modern architecture of Kyoto Station features in several transition scenes throughout the movie. Its vast glass and steel structure represents the intersection between traditional Kyoto and the futuristic elements of the story.
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Demachi Futaba
出町ふたば
This traditional Japanese confectionery shop famous for its mame-daifuku appears as a reference location in K-ON!! Season 2. The shop represents the local Kyoto culture and traditional sweets that complement the everyday life themes explored in the anime.
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Toyosato Elementary School Old School Building
豊郷小学校旧校舎群
This historic elementary school building served as the primary model for Sakuragaoka High School in K-ON!!. The distinctive architecture, including the rabbit sculptures and interior layout, directly inspired the anime's school setting where the light music club practices.
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Kamogawa Delta
鴨川デルタ
This triangular park where the Takano and Kamo rivers meet served as a location for outdoor scenes in K-ON!! Season 2. The open grassy area and riverside setting provided a peaceful backdrop for character interactions and reflective moments in the series.
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Shugakuin Imperial Villa
修学院離宮
The gardens and traditional architecture of this imperial villa appear in several background shots throughout K-ON!! Season 2. The serene landscape and classical Japanese design elements provided atmospheric inspiration for various outdoor scenes in the anime.