
Studio Ghibli
Ghibli Museum
Whimsical museum featuring original sketches, Catbus playroom, and giant Robot Soldier rooftop statue.
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Studio Ghibli
Whimsical museum featuring original sketches, Catbus playroom, and giant Robot Soldier rooftop statue.
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Spirited Away (Inspiration)
Historic open-air park featuring preserved buildings that inspired the bathhouse town in Spirited Away.
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Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn
Life-size 19.7m robotic mecha statue that transforms into Destroy Mode 4 times daily with lights and music.
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Retro Manga
Dedicated to pioneering postwar manga artist Sugiura Shigeru.

Pokémon
Permanent outdoor Pokémon theme park inside Yomiuriland featuring Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town.
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Godzilla
Famous for the giant life-sized Godzilla head peering over the 8th-floor terrace, offering themed rooms.
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Otaku Culture
Popular base hotel located right in the heart of Akihabara's electronic and anime district.
Photo: Nelson Pérez / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Pokémon
Official reservation-only dining spot serving Pikachu-shaped dishes, Eevee burgers, and latte art.
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Nintendo Kirby
Whimsical café serving pink Kirby burgers, Maxim Tomato pasta, and collectible ceramic mugs.
Photo: Kirby Cafe / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)
Resident Evil & Monster Hunter
Game-themed diner serving monster-meat platters and character cocktails.

Final Fantasy & Dragon Quest
Sleek gaming cafe with rotating menus and massive video game art displays.
Photo: Immanuelle / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

Maid Cafe Culture
Iconic maid cafe where staff serve food with playful spells, songs, and mini-games.
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Maid Cafe Pioneer
Japan's very first maid cafe, known for classic Victorian maid uniforms and anime tea collaborations.
Rotating Anime
Café that collaborates with top seasonal anime series for themed drinks and character coasters.

Global Otaku Capital
Multi-story electronics, manga, anime figures, and retro gaming superstores (Radio Kaikan, Lashinbang, Surugaya).
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Female-Oriented Anime
Major shopping district specializing in manga, merchandise, and cafes geared toward female fans.
Photo: Dick Thomas Johnson / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

Vintage & Rare Collectibles
Multi-level labyrinth of vintage toy shops, rare cel art, manga, and retro watches.
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Pokémon
Massive flagship store with life-sized Pokémon statues and exclusive merchandise.

Gundam Model Kits (Gunpla)
Flagship store for assembling, buying, and displaying Gunpla model kits of all generations.
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Your Name (Kimi no Na wa)
The iconic red-railed stairway featured in the dramatic climax of Makoto Shinkai's masterpiece.
Photo: Yuet Man Lee / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Manga Culture
Former elementary school housing over 300,000 manga volumes, reading walls, and workshops.
Photo: Party Lin / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

Super Nintendo World
Massive immersive Nintendo land featuring Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge and Yoshi's Adventure.
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Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
Seasonal high-speed VR rollercoasters and immersive dining experiences recreating Mugen Train arcs.
Attack on Titan
Immersive 4D cinematic action attractions depicting Survey Corps battles against Titans.
One Piece
Live-action summer stunt show featuring pyrotechnics, Luffy, and Straw Hat Pirates.
Jujutsu Kaisen
4D dark rides and immersive curses battles featuring Yuji Itadori and Gojo Satoru.
Mario, Zelda & Donkey Kong
Immersive gaming worlds with Power-Up Bands, Mario Kart, and Yoshi rides.

Western Japan Otaku Hub
Osaka's equivalent to Akihabara, packed with maid cafes, retro games, and figure shops.
Photo: Clemens Vasters / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
Naruto & Boruto
Outdoor immersive ninja theme park featuring Hidden Leaf Village, scrolls, and virtual reality missions.
Dragon Quest
Outdoor RPG theme park where visitors complete real-world quests, battle monsters, and collect items.
Crayon Shin-chan
Adventure park featuring giant athletic obstacle courses and zip-lines over zip-lines.

Astro Boy & Black Jack
Museum celebrating the 'God of Manga' Osamu Tezuka with animation workshops and rare manuscripts.
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Naruto & Crayon Shin-chan
Luxury glamping resort featuring officially licensed ninja scroll and anime character themed villas.
Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
Towering 25-meter life-sized RX-93ff ν Gundam statue at LaLaport Fukuoka, the tallest in the world.

Neon Genesis Evangelion
Immersive attraction featuring life-size Evangelion entry plugs and character statues.
Photo: Motokoka / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Attack on Titan
Immersive 4D walkthrough experience putting visitors inside the walls facing Colossal Titans.
Naruto & Evangelion
Resort hotel adjacent to the theme park featuring fully immersive character rooms.

Your Name
Rural train station and taxi stand featured in Taki's search for Mitsuha.
Photo: Miyuki Meinaka / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Doraemon
Museum dedicated to the creator of Doraemon, featuring original artwork, rooftop Anywhere Door, and cafe.
Photo: Aimaimyi / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Anpanman
Interactive children's museum and theme park dedicated to Japan's beloved hero Anpanman.
Photo: Tokumeigakarinoaoshima / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Slam Dunk
Famous coastal railway crossing immortalized in the opening sequence of Slam Dunk.
Photo: Dick Thomas Johnson / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

Mobile Suit Gundam
Historic site of the moving 18-meter Gundam (exhibition concluded, but immortalized in anime tourism history).
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Studio Ghibli
Massive immersive theme park inside Aichi Expo Park featuring Dondoko Forest, Ghibli's Grand Warehouse, and Mononoke Village.
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Ninja Hattori-kun
Museum dedicated to the childhood works and whimsical characters of creator Fujiko Fujio A.

Detective Conan
Interactive museum in the hometown of Detective Conan creator Gosho Aoyama with trick art and puzzles.
Photo: Hsu, Tzu-hsun / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Cyborg 009 & Kamen Rider
Futuristic waterfront manga museum dedicated to Shotaro Ishinomori in tsunami-rebuilt Ishinomori.
Photo: 8joKeaton / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Anime & Manga
Concept hotel where every room is themed around a rotating anime or game franchise with projection mapping.

Spirited Away
Historic wooden hot spring bathhouse that inspired the magical bathhouse in Spirited Away.
Photo: z tanuki / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0)

Lucky Star
One of Japan's earliest anime pilgrimage shrines, featured in Lucky Star.
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Girls und Panzer
Coastal town deeply embraced by fans, featuring street-side character standees and tank displays.
Photo: LERK / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.5)

Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day
Scenic bridge and shrine featured heavily in the emotional drama Anohana.
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Higashiyama When They Cry
Traditional thatched village that inspired the fictional village of Hinamizawa.
Photo: NaturEye Conservation / Pexels