Location arrangement of Japanese weather son

I believe many friends know that there are many Japanese anime scenes in reality. I don't know if you have seen the recently released Japanese animation "Son of the Weather", which is very popular with you. That's good. There are also many shooting places here. Let's have a look!

The place where gangsters around Shinjuku District are questioned by the police is next to the track bridge near the west exit of Shinjuku.

The place where Fan Li met Xiao Yu, the place where Fan Li met Xiao Yu, and the place where she eloped with Cai Yang for the second time are all located near Rehai Building behind Moody Dongbao Cinema in kabukicho, Shinjuku.

The vending machines and coin lockers that Fan Li helped Cai Yang tide over the difficulties are also near Shinjuku kabukicho.

In the setting of movies around the port area, there is a shrine on the roof, which can be said to be a very important scene of the whole movie. The reason is inconvenient, so I spoiled here. You can find a chance to watch the original movie.

I also searched a lot of information on the Internet and found that the place most likely to be the prototype of the shrine in the play is the Asahi Inagawa Shrine in Ginza.

After on-the-spot investigation, it is found that this shrine has a place to make wishes on the basement and the top floor respectively.

Cai Yang accepted the last assignment from Xu He, where they met Xu He's daughter. This scene was shot in Zhi Zhi Park in the harbour area. After reading it, you will be impressed by this little girl who plays _.

SAKA means slope in Japanese. Throughout Japan, there are countless Sakamoto, large and small.

Nozaki Sakamoto, who punched in this time, is located in Toyoda-ku, Tokyo. If it wasn't mentioned online, I really don't remember which scene it appeared in the movie. Because I have seen many slopes, I feel that the slopes in Japan are the same everywhere, and I am not particularly impressed. However, since it is a sacred place, let's take a look.

Sakamoto Nozaki's nearest station is Gui Mu Shenzhan. But I still crossed the JR white line. I walked about 800 meters.

The Glacier Shrine is also a meteorological shrine in Japan. It worships the god of meteorology. The god of meteorology, as its name implies, is the god who decides the weather trend in Japan.

The most distinctive feature of the shrine is that it looks like a horse with clogs painted in ancient Japan.

It is common for meteorological shrines to write their wishes for a bumper harvest in agriculture immediately. But in recent years, the content of the wish written immediately has gradually changed, from praying for good weather to praying for a perfect love and success in the exam.

This cartoon is really nice. It has been shown in China. Let's go and have a look! If you still feel unfinished after reading it, it is better to punch in these positions!