TV anime · 1996
Kochikame — real-life locations
Kameari Station, Kameari Park, Kameari Katori Shrine and more — 21 places you can visit, in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Kagoshima. Every entry gives the nearest station, how long the walk is, and what to mind when you get there.
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Many of these are shrines, schools and people’s streets. Read the conduct note before you go.
Locations · 21
Tokyo
Start here
Ryotsu's beat starts here. Bronze statues of the cast stand at all three exits.
- Getting there
- Kameari Stn · At the station
- Before you go
- Never step onto the tracks
- Do not block the path or road
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 亀有駅 · こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所
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Tokyo
The park of the title — the police box in the story stands in front of it.
- Getting there
- Kameari Stn · 2 min walk
- Before you go
- Keep your voice down
- Residential area — people live here
- Do not photograph residents or students
- Sources
- 亀有公園 · こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所
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Tokyo
The neighbourhood shrine, with its own statue of Ryotsu inside the grounds.
- Getting there
- Kameari Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Residential area — people live here
- Keep your voice down
- Sources
- 香取神社 (葛飾区亀有)
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Tokyo
Ryotsu grew up on the Sanja Festival held here, and the series returns to it every year.
- Getting there
- Asakusa Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Do not photograph residents or students
- Sources
- こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所
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Tokyo
One of the Tokyo landmarks Ryotsu's schemes keep dragging him across the city to.
- Getting there
- Akabanebashi Stn (Toei Oedo Line) · 7 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Very crowded — expect queues
- No tripods or selfie sticks
- Sources
- 東京タワー
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Tokyo
The quarter Ryotsu's electronics obsessions send him to, drawn across four decades of its rebuilding.
- Getting there
- Akihabara Stn (JR Yamanote Line) · At the station
- Before you go
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Buy something if you photograph a shop
- Do not photograph residents or students
- Sources
- 秋葉原
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The arched bridge over the Kanda River that the manga's volume 121 chapter 'Hijiribashi Shirosen Nagashi' is set on.
- Getting there
- Ochanomizu Stn (JR Chuo / Sobu Line) · 2 min walk
- Before you go
- Watch for traffic — do not step into the road
- Do not block the path or road
- Never step onto the tracks
- Sources
- 聖橋
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Tokyo
The bascule bridge over the Sumida that recurs through the manga (volume 71's 'Open the Kachidoki Bridge') and is raised as a ramp in the film's climax to dodge a runaway missile.
- Getting there
- Kachidoki Stn (Toei Oedo Line) · 7 min walk
- Before you go
- Watch for traffic — do not step into the road
- Do not block the path or road
- Sources
- 勝鬨橋
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The sphere-topped Odaiba broadcaster's headquarters that several anime specials, among them SP4 and SP13, find some excuse to destroy.
- Getting there
- Daiba Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Admission fee required
- Do not photograph residents or students
- Sources
- FCGビル
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Tokyo
Gone
The closed Keisei station drawn faithfully, down to the platform end and its penguin paintings, in volume 95's chapter on the "phantom" Hakubutsukan-Dobutsuen Station.
- Getting there
- Uguisudani Stn · 9 min walk
- Before you go
- No longer exists — nothing remains at the site
- Keep your voice down
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 博物館動物園駅
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Kanagawa
The tower drawn as one of the buildings of the corporate group run by Reiko Akimoto's father.
- Getting there
- Minatomirai Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Do not block the path or road
- Sources
- 横浜ランドマークタワー
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The Asakusa amusement park drawn in volumes 36 and 76 as it was before it began charging admission.
- Getting there
- Asakusa Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Narrow passage — do not stop to shoot
- Sources
- 浅草花やしき
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The Shibamata temple where Ryotsu holds a memorial service, also used in the anime's opening titles.
- Getting there
- Shibamata Stn · 6 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Buy something if you photograph a shop
- Sources
- 柴又帝釈天
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Kagoshima
The island of the volume-50 story "Koi no Okierabu", where Ryotsu comes to meet a local boy who won a reader competition and then tours the island.
- Getting there
- Ferry from Kagoshima Port to Wadomari · 10 min walk
- Before you go
- Remote — a car or long bus ride is needed
- Few buses — check your return time before you go
- Sources
- 沖永良部島
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The bridge destroyed by a UFO in the second Kochikame film, 'UFO Assault! Operation Tornado!!'.
- Getting there
- Shibaura-futo Stn (Yurikamome) · 25 min walk
- Before you go
- Do not block the path or road
- Watch for traffic — do not step into the road
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- レインボーブリッジ
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The waterfront district built on reclaimed land in Tokyo Bay.
- Getting there
- Telecom Center Stn · 3 min walk
- Before you go
- Keep your voice down
- Residential area — people live here
- Sources
- お台場
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One of the bronzes of Ryotsu around Kameari, this one in festival dress.
- Getting there
- Kameari Stn · 3 min walk
- Before you go
- Keep your voice down
- Do not block the path or road
- Sources
- 聖地巡礼マップ — こちら葛飾区亀有公園前派出所
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Osaka
The 1956 tower over Shinsekai in Naniwa, Osaka. It appears in the manga, among them volumes 143 and 195.
- Getting there
- Ebisucho Stn (Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line) · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Admission fee required
- Do not block the path or road
- Sources
- 通天閣
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Tokyo
Gone
The museum that stood by Manseibashi until May 2006, drawn in volume 153 from a visit made just before it closed. Its collection moved to the Railway Museum in Omiya; the arches under the old station now hold shops.
- Getting there
- Ochanomizu Stn · 8 min walk
- Before you go
- No longer exists — nothing remains at the site
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Buy something if you photograph a shop
- Sources
- 交通博物館
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An Asakusa line station in Sumida, a few minutes from the Sumida river. Its A4 exit is drawn on the frontispiece of volume 76.
- Getting there
- Asakusa Stn · 10 min walk
- Before you go
- Never step onto the tracks
- Do not block the path or road
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 本所吾妻橋駅
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Kyoto
A temple in Saga, Arashiyama, its approach lined with maples. It is given as the model for the Isowashi residence, which the manga places in Arashiyama.
- Getting there
- Randen Arashiyama Stn · 12 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Admission fee required
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 二尊院
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