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Anime pilgrimage and film locations in Ehime

52 places from 17 titles, including Ganbatte Ikimasshoi, This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Suzume.

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Titles · 17

Ganbatte Ikimasshoi

Anime film · 2025

Soft Time

A coffee shop at Mitsuhama.

Getting there: Minatoyama Stn · 1 min walk

This Monster Wants to Eat Me

TV anime · 2025

Iyoshi Station

A Yosan Line station. Appears in episode 6.

Getting there: Iyoshi Stn · At the station

Suzume

Anime film · 2022

Castle Defense

TV anime · 2017

Ao Ashi

TV anime · 2022

Hojo Sports Center

A sports centre at Hojo in Matsuyama.

Getting there: Ōura Stn · 7 min walk

Nippon Sangoku

TV anime · 2026

Galaxy Express 999

TV anime · 1978

Niiya Elementary School

A municipal elementary school in Ozu.

Getting there: Niiya Stn · 9 min walk

Abunai Deka

TV drama · 1986

Spirited Away

Anime film · 2001

Dogo Onsen Honkan

One of the bath houses Miyazaki has named as a source for the film's Aburaya — a working public bath, and the oldest in Japan.

Getting there: Dogo Onsen Stn · 4 min walk

Sazae-san

TV anime · 1969

Kaze to Kumo to Niji to

TV drama · 1976

Tokyo Love Story

TV drama · 1991

Baishinji Station

The seaside Matsuyama platform where Rika ties her handkerchief to the fence — the drama's closing scene.

Getting there: Baishinji Stn (Iyotetsu Takahama Line) · At the station

Nekomonogatari

TV anime · 2012

Shimonada Station

A Yosan Line station whose platform ends at the Iyo Sea.

Getting there: Shimonada Stn · At the station

Beyond the Boundary

TV anime · 2013

Long Riders!

TV anime · 2016

Michi-no-Eki Tatara Shimanami Park

The roadside station at the foot of the Tatara Bridge, with its monument to cyclists.

Getting there: Imabari Stn + 40 min by bus (Tatara Shimanami Park) · 1 min walk

The Tunnel to Summer, the Exit of Goodbyes

Anime film · 2022

365 Days to the Wedding

TV anime · 2024

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