The Day I Became a God
神様になった日
Youta Narukami est un lycéen entièrement focalisé sur ses examens d'entrée à l'université. Lors des dernières vacances d'été de son lycée, une jeune fille nommée Hina, qui se présente comme la déesse de l'omniscience, vient à sa rencontre. Elle lui annonce qu'à trente jours d'intervalle, le monde prendra fin. Sceptique au départ, Youta finit par se rendre à l'évidence après avoir constaté ses capacités de prédiction surnaturelles. Pour une raison qu'elle seule connaît, Hina décide de s'installer chez lui, et leurs vacances mouvementées face à la fin du monde commencent.
Lieux de pèlerinage (6)
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Maizuru Park (Kofu)
舞鶴公園
This historic park with cherry blossoms serves as a peaceful meeting place for characters in the anime. The park's traditional Japanese garden elements and seasonal beauty reflect the emotional moments shared between the main characters.
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Yamanashi Science Museum
山梨県立科学館
This science museum serves as the inspiration for several scenes involving scientific research and technology in the anime. The facility's modern architecture and educational exhibits align with the anime's themes of advanced technology and scientific discovery.
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Kofu Station Shopping District
甲府駅周辺商店街
The shopping streets around Kofu Station appear as background locations in several episodes where characters walk through urban areas. The traditional Japanese shopping arcade atmosphere provides authentic local scenery for the anime's setting.
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Hagi Uragami Museum
山口県立萩美術館・浦上記念館
This art museum in Hagi City serves as the inspiration for several background locations in the anime. The modern architecture and surrounding landscape appear in scenes where characters discuss important plot developments.
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Hagi Honjin Onsen
萩本陣温泉
This traditional hot spring resort area provides the setting for several indoor scenes and serves as inspiration for the ryokan where characters stay. The traditional architecture and peaceful atmosphere reflect the anime's contemplative tone.
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Hagi Castle Ruins Shizuki Park
萩城跡指月公園
The historic castle ruins and park area appear as a significant location where key emotional scenes take place. The stone foundations and traditional Japanese garden elements create atmospheric backdrops for character development moments.