Sazae-san

サザエさん

La série télévisée animée la plus longue de l'histoire. Elle suit la vie quotidienne de la famille Isono dans le Japon d'après-guerre. Une véritable institution nationale depuis 1969.

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La série télévisée animée la plus longue de l'histoire. Elle suit la vie quotidienne de la famille Isono dans le Japon d'après-guerre. Une véritable institution nationale depuis 1969.

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Où se trouvent les lieux liés à cette œuvre ?

Sazae-san has 5 public pilgrimage spots around 東京都.

Secteur principal
東京都
Lieux publics
5

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Lieux de pèlerinage (5)

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5 spots

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Parc Kinuta

砧公園

This spacious park in Setagaya serves as a model for many recreational scenes in Sazae-san. The park's family-friendly atmosphere and seasonal beauty reflect the wholesome outdoor activities frequently depicted in the anime.

Yoga Station

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Bureau de quartier de Setagaya

世田谷区役所

The local government building represents the administrative center of the area where Sazae-san is set. Various episodes feature interactions with local government services and community events that would typically be associated with such municipal buildings.

Setagaya Station

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Baji Koen (Parc équestre)

馬事公苑

This large park near Sakura-Shinmachi serves as inspiration for many outdoor scenes in Sazae-san. The family is often shown enjoying picnics and recreational activities in park settings similar to this location.

Yoga Station

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Sakurashinmachi

桜新町

This residential district in Setagaya Ward is considered the spiritual home of Sazae-san, as creator Machiko Hasegawa lived here for many years. The area features numerous Sazae-san themed decorations, statues, and a museum dedicated to the beloved family.

Sakura-Shinmachi Station

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Musée d'art Hasegawa-Machiko

長谷川町子美術館

This museum is dedicated to the works of Machiko Hasegawa, the creator of Sazae-san. It houses original manuscripts, artwork, and exhibits related to the beloved anime series and other works by the artist.

Sakura-Shinmachi Station

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