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TV anime · 2009

Sora no Manimani — real-life locations

Inawashiro Station, Inawashiro-Kohan Station and more — 5 places you can visit, in Fukushima, Tokyo. 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 · 5

Inawashiro Station

Fukushima Start here

A Banetsu West Line station, the gateway to Lake Inawashiro and Mt. Bandai.

Getting there
Inawashiro Stn · At the station
Before you go
  • Never step onto the tracks
  • Very crowded — expect queues
  • Do not block the path or road

Inawashiro-Kohan Station

Fukushima

A seasonal halt on the Ban'etsu West line by the lake; no trains have been scheduled to stop here in recent years.

Getting there
Inawashirokohan Stn · At the station
Before you go
  • Never step onto the tracks
  • Very crowded — expect queues
  • Do not block the path or road
Sources
聖地巡礼マップ — 宙のまにまに

Tsuboage Beach, Lake Inawashiro

Fukushima

A beach on the north shore of Lake Inawashiro, with Mt. Bandai behind it.

Getting there
Inawashirokohan Stn · 3 min walk
Before you go
  • Keep your voice down
  • Only there at low tide — check the times before you go
Sources
聖地巡礼マップ — 宙のまにまに

Takao Station

Tokyo

Where the Chuo and Keio lines meet at the edge of the hills.

Getting there
Takao Stn · At the station
Before you go
  • Never step onto the tracks
  • Very crowded — expect queues
  • Do not block the path or road
Sources
聖地巡礼マップ — 宙のまにまに

Lakeside Banko

Fukushima

A hotel in Fukushima. It appears in episode 5.

Getting there
Inawashiro-Kohan Stn · 3 min walk
Before you go
  • Paying guests have priority
  • Keep quiet indoors
  • No photography indoors
Sources
旅する亜人ちゃん — 宙のまにまに 「レイクサイド 磐光」

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