Choose a real place, open a route, and travel through the Japan behind your favorite anime—with the maps, timing, transport, and local context needed to make the trip work.
They are real streets, stations, landscapes, and buildings that appear in—or are closely associated with—an anime.
It means visiting those places in person, while respecting residents, businesses, private property, and local photography rules.
Each guide is built around an executable trip—not a database of disconnected location pins.
City walking route
A practical, current walking route to Jujutsu Kaisen’s Shibuya Incident landmarks, including the former Exit 13, SHIBUYA109, Udagawacho stairs, and an easy food stop.
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Multi-route guide
Walk the exact Tokyo locations from Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3: Episode 48’s Ginza pursuit, the Zenin estate references, and Tokyo No. 1 Colony in Ikebukuro.
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Neighborhood route
A practical Bocchi the Rock! pilgrimage guide to Shimokitazawa, Tokyo, with a 2–3 hour walking route, real-life locations, Google Maps links, curry, etiquette, and optional Klook…
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Mountain loop
Plan an Evangelion pilgrimage in Hakone with a practical Tokyo-3 route, current locations, EVA-YA, Lake Ashi, Owakudani, Google Maps, food, hotels, and no-car travel advice.
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Coastal day trip
A practical SLAM DUNK pilgrimage route through Kamakura and Shonan, including Kamakura-Koko-Mae, coastal locations, local etiquette, food, and an optional Enoshima extension.
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No-car route
Visit the real-life Love Live! Sunshine!! locations in Numazu without renting a car. This first-timer route covers Uchiura, transport, maps, food and a one- or two-day…
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Regional no-car route
A practical Haikyu!! pilgrimage guide to Karumai, Iwate, with real-life locations, a no-car route from Ninohe, local food, manners, Kindaichi Onsen, and nearby stays.
Open the routeStart with an anime, a region, or the time available in your Japan itinerary.
Check the visit order, transport, walking time, food stop, and current access notes.
Use safe viewpoints, keep paths clear, and respect homes, schools, stations, and shops.
Life with Saki turns anime locations into trips you can actually complete. The route, travel time, station access, maps, food breaks, current conditions, and local etiquette come before a long list of pins.