Fruits Basket
フルーツバスケット
Tohru Honda est une jeune fille orpheline de 16 ans qui est invitée à vivre dans la maison de son camarade de classe, le beau Sohma Yuki, et de ses cousins, Kyo, 16 ans, et Shigure, 27 ans. Cependant, ces jeunes hommes et une partie de leur famille (proche et éloignée) sont frappés d'une malédiction : s'ils sont enlacés par une personne du sexe opposé, ils se transforment en animaux du zodiaque chinois. Chaque jour est une aventure pour la douce Tohru, qui apprend à mieux connaître chaque membre de cette grande famille (en particulier Yuki et Kyo).
Lieux de pèlerinage (2)
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Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture
静岡県伊東市
This coastal city in Shizuoka Prefecture served as inspiration for the general setting of Fruits Basket. The peaceful residential areas and natural surroundings reflect the serene atmosphere where Tohru and the Sohma family's story unfolds.
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Atami City
熱海市
This hot spring resort town in Shizuoka Prefecture provided visual references for some of the scenic mountain and forest areas depicted in the anime. The traditional Japanese architecture and natural hot springs create an atmosphere similar to the Sohma family estate.
Autres saisons
Lieux des autres saisons
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Tachikawa City, Tokyo
東京都立川市
Tachikawa City serves as the primary setting for Fruits Basket Season 2, with many background locations based on real areas within the city. The urban landscape and residential neighborhoods depicted in the anime closely match the actual cityscape of Tachikawa.
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Tamagawa Riverbank
多摩川河川敷
The Tamagawa River and its surrounding areas serve as the backdrop for contemplative scenes in the series. The riverbank's peaceful atmosphere and wide open spaces reflect the emotional tone of several key character development moments.
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Showa Kinen Park
昭和記念公園
This expansive park in Tachikawa appears as inspiration for several outdoor scenes in the anime. The park's seasonal flower displays and open spaces mirror locations where characters have important conversations and emotional moments.
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Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
新宿御苑
This expansive park in central Tokyo serves as the location for several important dialogue scenes between characters. The cherry blossom areas and traditional Japanese garden sections are prominently featured during emotional moments in the series.
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Jindai Botanical Gardens
東京都立神代植物公園
This expansive botanical garden in western Tokyo serves as inspiration for several outdoor scenes in Fruits Basket The Final Season. The peaceful walking paths and diverse plant collections mirror the serene moments where characters have important conversations about growth and change.
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Inokashira Park
井の頭恩賜公園
A scenic park in Kichijoji known for its pond and peaceful atmosphere, popular among couples and families. The park serves as a contemplative space where characters reflect on their past relationships and uncertain futures.