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In the footsteps of Blue Lock

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6 real places in 4 prefectures: Tokyo, Fukushima, Saitama, Shizuoka.

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Japan National Stadium (Kokuritsu Kyogijo)
🚉 Kokuritsu-kyogijo · 5 min walk
The series calls it the ‘sacred ground of Japanese football’: it is the final destination that all the strikers of the Blue Lock project are aiming for.
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Ajinomoto Stadium
🚉 Tobitakyu · 7 min walk
Live-action filming location. The stadium's underground entrance is where the production wrapped: the scene of the 300 extras getting off the buses and crossing the threshold of the ‘Blue Lock’ facility is confirmed by…
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Tokyo International University — Ikebukuro Campus (東京国際大学池袋キャンパス)
🚉 Higashi-ikebukuro · 6 min walk
Live-action filming location. Part of the film was shot on the campus, as the university's official statement confirms, though it does not specify which scenes.

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J-Village (Jヴィレッジ)
🚉 J-village · 14 min walk
Live-action filming location. The film's official website confirms that the football scenes of the 2026 live action were shot here, on real pitches, and the newspaper Fukushima Minpō adds that the covered all-weather…

photo by Ocdp · CC BY-SA 3.0
Saitama Stadium 2002 (埼玉スタジアム2002)
🚉 Urawa-misono · 22 min walk
It appears in the series and was also a filming location for the live-action adaptation. It is the stadium of the Saitama Prefecture high school championship final in the first episode, the match lost by Isagi Yōichi…

photo by Zairon · CC BY-SA 4.0
Granship (グランシップ)
🚉 Higashi-Shizuoka · 12 min walk
Live-action filming location. This is where they filmed the speech in which Ego Jinpachi welcomes the three hundred strikers, the scene that opens the story: about three hundred extras in a single hall.