TV anime · 2016
Touken Ranbu — real-life locations
Ishikiri Tsurugiya Shrine, Kumamoto Castle and more — 19 places you can visit, in Osaka, Shizuoka, Kumamoto. Every entry gives the nearest station, how long the walk is, and what to mind when you get there.
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Locations · 19
Osaka
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The shrine whose name means 'stone-cutting sword', and which holds a sword the series personifies.
- Getting there
- Shin-Ishikiri Stn · 9 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Buy something if you photograph a shop
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Kumamoto
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One of the castles the sword-spirit series ties its blades to; the keep reopened in 2021 after the earthquake.
- Getting there
- Kumamoto Castle / City Hall Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Keep your voice down
- Sources
- 熊本城
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Shizuoka
A Mishima museum with one of Japan's better sword collections, and regular exhibitions of the blades the series is built on.
- Getting there
- Mishima-Tamachi Stn · 4 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- No photography indoors
- Keep quiet indoors
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Kyoto
One of the museums that holds the swords the series personifies, and shows them in rotation.
- Getting there
- Shichijo Stn (Keihan Main Line) · 7 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- No photography indoors
- Keep quiet indoors
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Tochigi
The Tochigi museum that has staged the series' sword exhibitions.
- Getting there
- Ashikagashi Stn (Tobu Isesaki Line) · 9 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- No photography indoors
- Closed on Mondays
- Sources
- 足利市立美術館 · 刀剣乱舞
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Shizuoka
One of the collections holding swords the series personifies, in Mishima's Rakujuen park.
- Getting there
- Mishima Stn (JR Tokaido Main Line) · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- No photography indoors
- Closed on Mondays
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Fukuoka
Where the Kurodas' Nihongo spear and the gold seal are kept, both drawn into the series.
- Getting there
- Nishijin Stn (Fukuoka Subway Kuko Line) · 14 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- No photography indoors
- Closed on Mondays
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Ibaraki
The gateway to the Tokugawa museum whose swords the series draws on.
- Getting there
- Mito Stn (JR Joban Line) · At the station
- Before you go
- Never step onto the tracks
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Tokyo
The tower where the lost feelings gathered from all over Japan converge, and where Kotone heads together with Mikazuki Munechika.
- Getting there
- Sengakuji Stn · 39 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Watch for traffic — do not step into the road
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Shiga
The castle where Oda Nobunaga gathers his forces alongside Mikazuki Munechika, and which burns at Hashiba Hideyoshi's hand; today its stone stairways and hilltop ruins remain.
- Getting there
- Azuchi Stn · 23 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- A real trail — wear shoes you can climb in
- Keep your voice down
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Kumamoto
Aso Shrine is the documented home of the great sword Hotarumaru, lost after WWII; the crowdfunded reconstruction project held its forging ritual and completion ceremony here, and one newly forged blade was dedicated back to the shrine.
- Getting there
- Miyaji Stn · 19 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Keep your voice down
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞
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Tokyo
The museum listed as the home of the actual swords behind four of the game's sword-warrior characters.
- Getting there
- Ueno Stn · 10 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- Keep quiet indoors
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞 · 刀剣乱舞の検索結果(聖地巡礼マップ) — 三日月宗近・獅子王・鳴狐・厚藤四郎の所蔵先
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Aichi
The great shrine listed as holding the real swords behind three of the game's sword-warrior characters.
- Getting there
- Jingū-mae Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Keep your voice down
- Extremely crowded over New Year
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞の検索結果(聖地巡礼マップ) — 太郎太刀・次郎太刀・愛染国俊の所蔵先
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Kyoto
The Kyoto shrine listed as the holder of the sword behind the character Honebami Toshiro.
- Getting there
- Shichijō Stn · 7 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Keep your voice down
- No photography indoors
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞の検索結果(聖地巡礼マップ) — 骨喰藤四郎の所蔵先
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Kagawa
The municipal museum inside Marugame Castle park listed as holding the sword behind the character Nikkari Aoe.
- Getting there
- Marugame Stn · 14 min walk
- Before you go
- Keep quiet indoors
- No photography indoors
- Follow staff instructions
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞の検索結果(聖地巡礼マップ) — にっかり青江の所蔵先
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Tokyo
The house museum holding Izuminokami Kanesada, Hijikata's own sword.
- Getting there
- Manganji Stn · 3 min walk
- Before you go
- Admission fee required
- No photography indoors
- Keep quiet indoors
- Sources
- 旅する亜人ちゃん — 刀剣乱舞 「土方歳三資料館」
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Kyoto
The shrine holding Higekiri, the Minamoto sword of legend.
- Getting there
- Omuro-Ninnaji Stn · 32 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Very crowded — expect queues
- Admission fee required
- Sources
- 刀剣乱舞 · 旅する亜人ちゃん — 刀剣乱舞 「北野天満宮」
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Kyoto
The temple holding Hizamaru, the sword's twin.
- Getting there
- Saga-Arashiyama Stn · 18 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Admission fee required
- Keep quiet indoors
- Sources
- 旅する亜人ちゃん — 刀剣乱舞 「大覚寺」
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Kyoto
A shrine in Kyoto.
- Getting there
- Sumizome Stn · 5 min walk
- Before you go
- Worshippers come first
- Keep your voice down
- Residential area — people live here
- Sources
- triplog — 刀剣乱舞 「藤森神社」
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