Gate 2

GATE 自衛隊 彼の地にて、斯く戦えり 第2クール

La deuxième partie de l'anime Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri couvre l'Arc du Dragon de Feu. Plusieurs mois ont passé depuis l'infâme incident de Ginza, les tensions entre l'Empire et les Forces d'autodéfense japonaises s'intensifiant dans la vaste et mystérieuse « Région Spéciale » lors des négociations de paix. La convoitise et la curiosité des puissances mondiales commencent également à croître, à mesure que des rapports révèlent les limitations technologiques des civilisations archaïques du royaume magique. Pendant ce temps, le lieutenant Youji I

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La deuxième partie de l'anime Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri couvre l'Arc du Dragon de Feu. Plusieurs mois ont passé depuis l'infâme incident de Ginza, les tensions entre l'Empire et les Forces d'autodéfense japonaises s'intensifiant dans la vaste et mystérieuse « Région Spéciale » lors des négociations de paix. La convoitise et la curiosité des puissances mondiales commencent également à croître, à mesure que des rapports révèlent les limitations technologiques des civilisations archaïques du royaume magique. Pendant ce temps, le lieutenant Youji I

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Bâtiment de la Diète nationale

国会議事堂

The National Diet Building appears in scenes depicting government meetings and political discussions about NERV operations in Evangelion 2.0. Its imposing architecture symbolizes the political tensions surrounding the Eva project.

Kokkai-gijidomae Station

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Ginza

銀座

The upscale shopping and dining district represents the high-end culinary world that the characters aspire to join. Several restaurant exteriors in Ginza serve as models for establishments featured in the BLUE competition storyline.

Ginza Station

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Gare de Tokyo

東京駅

The iconic red brick station building appears in the opening sequence and several transition scenes. Its historic Marunouchi side facade is particularly prominent when showing the characters' daily work routine in central Tokyo.

Tokyo Station

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Garnison d'Ichigaya

市ヶ谷駐屯地

The headquarters of Japan's Ministry of Defense and JSDF, this location appears as the command center for military operations in Gate. It serves as the primary base for planning and coordinating the JSDF's activities in the special region beyond the gate.

Ichigaya Station

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Ginza

銀座

Tokyo's upscale shopping district frequently appears in Detective Conan as a setting for cases involving wealthy suspects or luxury-related crimes. The area's elegant department stores, high-end boutiques, and sophisticated atmosphere provide the perfect backdrop for mysteries involving the upper class.

Ginza Station

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Palais impérial

皇居

The Imperial Palace grounds and surrounding areas served as inspiration for the royal and noble districts in the anime. The contrast between the traditional palace and modern Tokyo reflects the cultural tensions depicted in Code Geass.

Tokyo Station

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