March comes in like a lion
３月のライオン
Rei Kiriyama is a 17 year old boy who recently started living alone, financed by his salary as a professional Shogi player. Despite his independence, however, he's yet to mature emotionally, and his problems continue to haunt him in his daily life. His relationship with his adoptive family is strained, and he has difficulties interacting with his fellow high school students. Meanwhile, his professional career in Shogi has entered a slump. Burdened with the heavy expectations placed upon him, his
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Tsukiji Market Area
築地市場周辺
The bustling market area near Rei's neighborhood represents the lively community life that contrasts with his solitary existence. Various street scenes and local shops featured in the anime draw inspiration from this historic market district and its surrounding traditional Tokyo atmosphere.
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Tsukishima
月島
This traditional downtown area of Tokyo serves as the primary setting for the anime, where protagonist Rei Kiriyama lives alone in his apartment. The neighborhood's nostalgic atmosphere and traditional architecture perfectly capture the melancholic yet warm tone of the series.
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Shogi Kaikan (Japan Shogi Association)
将棋会館
The headquarters of professional shogi in Japan, this building serves as the workplace for professional shogi players like Rei in the series. Many tournament scenes and professional matches depicted in the anime are based on this iconic location in Shibuya.
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Tsukuda Ohashi Bridge
佃大橋
This iconic bridge connecting Tsukuda Island to central Tokyo appears frequently in the anime's opening sequences and background shots. The bridge offers scenic views of Tokyo Bay and serves as a symbolic connection between Rei's isolated world and the broader city.
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Sumida River
隅田川
The river that flows through Tokyo appears in several contemplative scenes where Rei reflects on his life and relationships. The riverbank areas near Tsukishima provide peaceful walking paths that mirror the character's introspective moments throughout the series.
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Sangatsu-cho Shopping Street
三月町商店街
A traditional Tokyo shopping street that serves as the neighborhood where the Kawamoto sisters live. The warm, community atmosphere of this area contrasts with Rei's isolated apartment life and represents the family warmth he finds with the sisters.
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Sumida River
隅田川
This major Tokyo river appears in several contemplative scenes where Rei walks along its banks while reflecting on his life and relationships. The flowing water serves as a metaphor for the passage of time and personal growth throughout the series.
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Ueno Park
上野公園
Ueno Park serves as a location for quieter character development scenes in Tokyo Ghoul:re 2. The park's blend of nature and urban elements creates a contrasting peaceful environment that highlights the internal struggles of characters.
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Tsukishima
月島
This Tokyo district serves as the primary setting for the anime, where protagonist Rei Kiriyama lives alone in his apartment. The area's traditional atmosphere and monjayaki restaurants create the backdrop for many of Rei's daily life scenes.
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Shogi Kaikan (Japan Shogi Association)
将棋会館
The headquarters of professional shogi in Japan, this building appears frequently as the venue for official matches and meetings. It represents the competitive world that Rei navigates as a professional shogi player.