Tsuki ga Kirei (As the Moon, So Beautiful)
月がきれい
Une romance tendre se noue au collège entre une aspirante romancière et un membre de l'équipe d'athlétisme dans la ville de Kawagoe, à Saitama. L'anime recrée fidèlement les rues historiques et les monuments de Kawagoe, en faisant une destination de pèlerinage idéale pour les fans d'histoires d'amour subtiles.
Lieux de pèlerinage (3)
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Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine
川越氷川神社
A historic shrine famous for its wind chime corridor in summer and its reputation as a shrine for romantic blessings. The shrine's grounds and surrounding area are beautifully depicted in the anime.
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Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine
川越氷川神社
Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine is one of the most iconic locations from Tsuki ga Kirei, serving as a key backdrop for the tender romance between Kotarou and Akane. The shrine's summer wind chime corridor (Enmusubi Furin) and traditional grounds create the perfect setting for their quietly blossoming first love.
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Kawagoe Ichibangai / Kurazukuri Street
川越一番街・蔵造りの町並み
The historic kurazukuri (traditional warehouse-style) buildings along Kawagoe Ichibangai perfectly recreate the charming streetscapes seen throughout Tsuki ga Kirei. Kotarou and Akane walk these streets in numerous scenes, and the iconic Toki no Kane bell tower stands as a landmark of their shared memories.