
ピンポン THE ANIMATION
Makoto Tsukimoto, surnommé Smile, est un lycéen taciturne, ami de longue date du bruyant et énergique Yutaka Hoshino, alias Peko. Tous deux jouent au club de tennis de table et y excellent, mais le caractère de Smile l'empêche de battre Peko. L'entraîneur du club, lui, repère le talent de Smile et essaie de lui insuffler une véritable rage de vaincre.
Makoto Tsukimoto, surnommé Smile, est un lycéen taciturne, ami de longue date du bruyant et énergique Yutaka Hoshino, alias Peko. Tous deux jouent au club de tennis de table et y excellent, mais le caractère de Smile l'empêche de battre Peko. L'entraîneur du club, lui, repère le talent de Smile et essaie de lui insuffler une véritable rage de vaincre.

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ピンポン THE ANIMATION
Makoto Tsukimoto, surnommé Smile, est un lycéen taciturne, ami de longue date du bruyant et énergique Yutaka Hoshino, alias Peko. Tous deux jouent au club de tennis de table et y excellent, mais le caractère de Smile l'empêche de battre Peko. L'entraîneur du club, lui, repère le talent de Smile et essaie de lui insuffler une véritable rage de vaincre.
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鎌倉高校前駅
The famous railway crossing near Kamakurakoko-mae Station appears in Princess Connect! Re:Dive as a location where characters meet and have important conversations. The coastal railway setting with ocean views in the background matches several key dialogue scenes in the series.
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江ノ島電鉄
The historic Enoden train line appears in background shots throughout the anime, connecting the coastal communities. The distinctive green trains and railway crossings are characteristic elements of the local Shonan area depicted in the series.
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片瀬江ノ島駅
This distinctive station with its dragon palace-inspired architecture appears in Just Because! as part of the local transportation network. The station's unique design and its role as a gateway to Enoshima Island make it a memorable location that captures the local character of the Shonan region.
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湘南海岸
The iconic coastal area of Shonan serves as the backdrop for several scenes in Ping Pong the Animation. The beach and surrounding areas reflect the seaside atmosphere of the story's setting in Kanagawa Prefecture.
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藤沢市内の体育館
Local gymnasiums in the Fujisawa area serve as inspiration for the ping pong training facilities shown in the anime. These venues represent the community sports culture central to the story's themes.
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