Jujutsu Kaisen
呪術廻戦
A boy swallows a cursed talisman and enrolls in a school for Jujutsu Sorcerers. Many iconic scenes take place at real locations across Tokyo, Sendai, and Kyoto.
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Shinjuku Station East Exit
新宿駅東口
The bustling east exit of Shinjuku Station serves as a key location in Mekakucity Actors, representing the urban maze where characters navigate through crowds. This area perfectly captures the overwhelming atmosphere of Tokyo's busiest transportation hub that reflects the anime's themes of isolation in crowded spaces.
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Fushimi Inari Taisha
伏見稲荷大社
The iconic thousand torii gates of this Shinto shrine appear in the anime as a mystical location where the boundary between the human world and Magano becomes thin. The vermillion gates create an otherworldly atmosphere perfect for supernatural encounters.
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Shibuya Crossing
渋谷駅前スクランブル交差点
The world-famous scramble crossing, featured prominently in the Shibuya Incident arc.
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Hibiya Park
東京都立日比谷公園
A large public park near the Imperial Palace, referenced as a location in Jujutsu Kaisen.
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Sendai Station
仙台駅
Major station in Sendai, the hometown setting for several Jujutsu Kaisen characters.
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Kyoto Tower
京都タワー
The iconic tower visible from Kyoto Station, featured in scenes set in the Kyoto sister school.
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Shibuya Center-gai
渋谷センター街
Shibuya Center-gai, the famous pedestrian shopping street, appears in Call of the Night as part of the endless urban nightscape that Kou explores. The dense concentration of shops, arcades, and restaurants captures the overwhelming sensory experience of Tokyo after dark.
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Shibuya Mark City
渋谷マークシティ
A commercial complex directly connected to Shibuya Station via an elevated walkway. The building and its corridors played a key role during the Shibuya Incident arc in the anime.
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Shibuya Stream
渋谷ストリーム
A modern mixed-use skyscraper on the east side of Shibuya Station. Its sleek glass facade is visible in aerial shots during the cursed spirit barrier sequence of the Shibuya Incident.
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Shibuya 109
渋谷109
The iconic cylindrical fashion building at Shibuya's Dogenzaka intersection. One of the most recognizable landmarks that appears repeatedly during the Shibuya Incident battle sequences.
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Hanamikoji Street, Gion
花見小路通
A traditional stone-paved street in Kyoto's Gion district lined with teahouses and machiya townhouses. The street's atmospheric setting connects to Kyoto Goodwill Event scenes and JJK 0's Night Parade references.
Kichijoji Plaza Area
吉祥寺プラザ付近
The shopping area around Kichijoji Station in western Tokyo. It is believed to be the model for the movie theater scenes shown in JJK volume 0 and the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 film.
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Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium
仙台うみの杜水族館
A popular aquarium in Sendai known for its large tanks and dolphin shows. It appears in the Hidden Inventory arc flashbacks depicting young Gojo and Geto's time in the Sendai area.
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Gojo Bridge, Kyoto
五条大橋
A historic bridge over the Kamo River in Kyoto, famous as the legendary duel site of Minamoto no Yoshitsune and Benkei. The bridge shares its name with protagonist Gojo Satoru.
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JR Kyoto Station
JR京都駅
Kyoto's main railway station featuring dramatic modern architecture by Hiroshi Hara. The station's grand atrium and staircase appear in Season 2 travel scenes and serve as the gateway to Kyoto-related arcs.