HAIKYU!! TO THE TOP
ハイキュー!! TO THE TOP
The fourth season of Haikyuu!!The Karasuno High School Volleyball Club finally won their way into the nationals after an intense battle for the Miyagi Prefecture Spring Tournament qualifiers. As they were preparing for the nationals, Kageyama is invited to go to All-Japan Youth Training Camp. At the same time, Tsukishima is invited to go to a special rookie select training camp for first-years in Miyagi Prefecture. Hinata feels panic that he’s being left behind as one of the first-years and then
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Sendai City Gymnasium
仙台市体育館
This gymnasium serves as the model for several tournament venues in the anime where intense volleyball matches take place. The building's distinctive architecture and interior layout closely match the animated venues where Karasuno and other teams compete in crucial games.
Miyagi Prefectural Budokan
宮城県武道館
This martial arts hall was used as reference for the main tournament venue where the Spring High volleyball tournament takes place. The spacious interior and traditional Japanese architectural elements create the perfect atmosphere for the climactic matches featured in the series.
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Sendai Station
仙台駅
The main railway hub of Sendai appears in several scenes as teams travel to and from tournaments. The station's modern architecture and bustling atmosphere capture the excitement and nervousness of players heading to important matches.
Sendai City Hospital Intersection
仙台市立病院前交差点
This busy intersection near downtown Sendai appears in several street scenes as characters move through the city during the tournament. The urban landscape and traffic patterns accurately reflect the real-world location where teams navigate between venues and accommodations.
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Aobayama Park
青葉山公園
This scenic park with views of Sendai city appears in background shots during the tournament arc. The elevated location and natural setting provide a peaceful contrast to the intense volleyball action, often shown during contemplative moments between matches.