Tamako Market
たまこまーけっと
Tamako sait tout, ou presque, sur les mochis, ces friandises traditionnelles japonaises. Quand elle n'est pas en première année de lycée, elle invente de nouvelles saveurs et variétés pour Tama-ya, la boutique de mochis familiale. L'école et le passage à l'âge adulte, en revanche, sont des recettes qu'elle peine encore à maîtriser. Heureusement, soutenue par ses meilleures amies Kanna et Midori, dont les parents tiennent eux aussi commerce dans la même galerie marchande, Tamako compte bien tout affronter avec énergie.
Lieux de pèlerinage (5)
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Shimogamo Shrine
下鴨神社
This UNESCO World Heritage shrine appears in the anime during festival scenes and traditional events. The ancient shrine's vermillion buildings and sacred forest create an atmospheric setting that represents the traditional cultural elements woven throughout the series.
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Kyoto Botanical Garden
京都府立植物園
Japan's first public botanical garden appears in the anime as a peaceful location where characters spend time together. The garden's diverse plant collections and seasonal flowers provide a beautiful natural setting that complements the show's gentle atmosphere.
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Kamogawa Delta
鴨川デルタ
The triangular park area where the Kamogawa and Takano rivers meet, creating a popular gathering spot for locals and students. This scenic location appears in several episodes as a place where characters meet and have conversations.
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Kyoto Imperial Palace Park
京都御苑
The expansive park surrounding the former imperial palace serves as a backdrop for several outdoor scenes in the anime. Its wide open spaces, traditional gates, and seasonal beauty provide a contrast to the intimate shopping street setting.
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Demachi Masugata Shopping Street
出町桝形商店街
This traditional shopping street in Kyoto served as the primary inspiration and model for the Tamako Market shopping district. The narrow covered arcade with its mix of traditional shops and local businesses perfectly captures the intimate community atmosphere depicted in the anime.