Steins;Gate 0
シュタインズ・ゲート ゼロ
The eccentric, self-proclaimed mad scientist Rintarou Okabe has become a shell of his former self. Depressed and traumatized after failing to rescue his friend, he has decided to forsake his mad scientist alter ego and live as an ordinary college student. Surrounded by friends who know little of his time travel experiences, Okabe spends his days trying to forget the horrors of his adventures alone. While working as a receptionist at a college technology forum, Okabe meets the short, spunky Maho
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Akihabara Station Plaza
秋葉原駅前
The bustling area in front of Akihabara Station appears frequently in Steins;Gate 0 as characters navigate through the district. This location captures the essence of modern Tokyo's electronics and otaku culture that forms the backdrop of the series.
Kanda Myojin Shrine
神田明神
This historic Shinto shrine located near Akihabara has become associated with technology and business success, making it relevant to the tech-focused narrative of Steins;Gate 0. The shrine provides a traditional contrast to the modern electronics district setting.
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Manseibashi Bridge
万世橋
This bridge crossing the Kanda River offers views of both traditional and modern Tokyo, symbolically representing the time-spanning themes of Steins;Gate 0. The area around the bridge appears in various outdoor scenes throughout the series.
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Akihabara Radio Kaikan
秋葉原ラジオ会館
This iconic electronics building in Akihabara serves as the real-world inspiration for the building where the Future Gadget Laboratory is located. The building is a landmark for electronics enthusiasts and otaku culture, making it a perfect setting for the series' time travel experiments.
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Chuo-dori Avenue
中央通り
The main street running through Akihabara that connects various electronics shops and otaku establishments. Characters in Steins;Gate 0 are often seen walking along this street, which represents the heart of Tokyo's electronics district.