Fate/Zero
Fate/Zero
With the promise of granting any wish, the omnipotent Holy Grail triggered three wars in the past, each too cruel and fierce to leave a victor. In spite of that, the wealthy Einzbern family is confident that the Fourth Holy Grail War will be different; namely, with a vessel of the Holy Grail now in their grasp. Solely for this reason, the much hated "Magus Killer" Kiritsugu Emiya is hired by the Einzberns, with marriage to their only daughter Irisviel as binding contract. Kiritsugu now stands at
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Kobe City (Model for Fuyuki City)
神戸市
Kobe city is the widely acknowledged real-world model for Fuyuki City in the Fate series. The port city's distinctive skyline, waterfront areas, and hillside residential districts are faithfully recreated in Fate/Zero's dramatic battle scenes and atmospheric establishing shots.
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Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
明石海峡大橋
The magnificent Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, the world's longest suspension bridge, is a landmark near Kobe that evokes the grand scale of Fate/Zero's battle sequences. The bridge and its surrounding Maiko Park offer spectacular views that match the epic scope of the Holy Grail War.
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Kobe Port
神戸港
The harbor area of Kobe serves as the inspiration for Fuyuki City's port district where several battle scenes occur. The industrial atmosphere and waterfront setting provide the backdrop for intense confrontations between Masters and Servants.
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Kobe City Hall
神戸市役所
This government building's imposing architecture serves as reference for official buildings in Fuyuki City. The building's formal design and urban setting appear in scenes depicting the administrative and political aspects of the city.
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Kobe Ohashi Bridge
冬木大橋
This iconic bridge in Kobe serves as the model for Fuyuki Bridge, a crucial location in Fate/Zero where several pivotal battles take place. The bridge's distinctive architecture and nighttime illumination make it instantly recognizable to fans of the series.
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Shin-Kobe Station
新神戸駅
The modern architecture and elevated structure of this shinkansen station influenced the design of transportation hubs in Fuyuki City. Its sleek, contemporary design appears in background shots depicting the city's modern infrastructure.
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Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
兵庫県立美術館
This modern museum building designed by Tadao Ando appears as a reference for various urban architecture in Fuyuki City. Its distinctive concrete structure and geometric design elements are reflected in several background shots throughout the series.