日本、〒160-0018 東京都新宿区須賀町５−６

The iconic stone steps where Taki and Mitsuha pass each other and turn around at the very end of the movie. Tucked away in a quiet residential area of Yotsuya, these stairs are the ultimate symbol of the film. It's the perfect spot to wrap up your pilgrimage—be sure to climb them yourself!

日本、〒160-0016 東京都新宿区信濃町３４

A slice of Tokyo life from Taki's daily routine. Everyday city scenes, like the pedestrian overpass right outside the station, appear exactly as they do on screen. Take a stroll along the Chuo-Sobu Line to find that perfect, familiar angle.

日本、〒509-4225 岐阜県飛騨市古川町金森町８

The station where Taki and his friends arrive in search of Mitsuha. From the ticket gates and platforms to the station plaza, everything looks just like it does in the movie. This is where your Hida pilgrimage truly begins!

日本、〒509-4232 岐阜県飛騨市古川町本町２−２２

The library where Taki stops to search for clues. Its calm interior and exterior are beautifully depicted in the film. It's just a short walk from Furukawa Station, making it an easy stop during your pilgrimage.

日本、〒509-4212 岐阜県飛騨市古川町上気多１２９７

An ancient shrine believed to be the model for Mitsuha's family shrine, Miyamizu Shrine. The long stone steps and the quiet forest perfectly capture the sacred atmosphere of the film. It's a great place to reflect on the braided cords and kuchikamizake.

日本、〒509-4415 岐阜県飛騨市宮川町落合 越 中西 街道

The model for the bus stop where Taki looks out over the landscape of Itomori. It sits quietly in a secluded mountain village. While it's a bit tricky to get to, the peaceful view waiting for you makes it a wonderful hidden gem.

日本、〒392-0003 長野県諏訪市上諏訪立石町１０３９９

A scenic overlook at Lake Suwa, widely believed to be the model for the view overlooking Lake Itomori. The lake at sunset, bathed in twilight, is absolutely breathtaking. Try to visit in the evening to catch your own "kataware-doki" (twilight hour) moment.