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In the footsteps of Kuroko's Basketball
黒子のバスケ
12 real places in 4 prefectures: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Saitama.
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It is the model for the sports hall of the Winter Cup opening ceremony, where the Generation of Miracles is reunited in full (the scene in which Akashi attacks Kagami with scissors), and where the Seirin versus Rakuzan final, the climax of the series, is…
Tokyo8 places
Tokyo Metropolitan Toyama High School (東京都立戸山高等学校)
🚉 Nishi-waseda · 3 min walk
It is the model for Seirin High School, Kuroko and Kagami's school, and it is the alma mater of the author, Tadatoshi Fujimaki.
photo by Wiiii · CC BY-SA 3.0Komazawa Olympic Park (駒沢オリンピック公園)
🚉 Komazawa-daigaku · 13 min walk
It is the model for the place where Kuroko and Aomine practise shooting, after Seirin's win against Tōō.
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📺 the scene photo by はまぐり · CC BY-SA 4.0Kuroko's Basketball — Tadatoshi Fujimaki · Shūeisha · anime Production I.G (2012)Musashi-Koganei Station (武蔵小金井駅)
🚉 Musashi-Koganei · in front of the station
The station appears in the anime's ending sequence: platform 1 is shown in the ED of the first season, and about 140 m away the entrance to the underground bicycle park of the Koganei Shimin Kōryū Center (Honchō…
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📺 the scene photo by ITA-ATU · Public domainKuroko's Basketball — Tadatoshi Fujimaki · Shūeisha · anime Production I.G (2012)Koganei Municipal Sports Hall (小金井市総合体育館)
🚉 Higashi-Koganei · 24 min walk
It is the sports hall of the preliminary rounds, where in episodes 6–7 Seirin face Shinkyō Gakuen.
photo by Bernard Spragg. NZ from Christchurch, New Zealand · Public domainSensoji and Nakamise-dori (浅草寺・仲見世通り)
🚉 Asakusa · 9 min walk
In the ED of the third season, Murasakibara and his Yōsen teammates, with Alex, stroll along Nakamise-dōri and in front of the temple: it is the sequence where almost every pilgrimage itinerary for the series begins.
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📺 the scene photo by Ximonic (Simo Räsänen) · CC BY-SA 4.0Kuroko's Basketball — Tadatoshi Fujimaki · Shūeisha · anime Production I.G (2012)Shin-Okubo Railway Underpass (新大久保駅高架下)
🚉 Shin-Ōkubo · in front of the station
It appears in the second episode, recognisable by the illustrations painted on the walls.
Dengakubashi Bridge (田楽橋)
🚉 Naka-meguro · 7 min walk
The little bridge where Momoi cries as she watches the Teikō team fall apart, in the junior high arc.
photo by Lover of Romance · Public domainSeijōgakuen-mae Station (成城学園前駅)
🚉 Seijogakuen-mae · in front of the station
It is the model for ‘Jōrakuen-mae’ Station, the closest to Shūtoku High School: it appears in the scene where Midorima and Takao head home with Captain Ōtsubo. Sources note that the rendering is fairly faithful.
Kyoto1 place
photo by Abasaa · Public domainRakunan High School (洛南高等学校)
🚉 Toji · 10 min walk
It is the declared model for Rakuzan High School (洛山): the phonetic similarity of the name is intentional.
Osaka1 place
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📺 the scene photo by At by At · CC BY-SA 3.0Kuroko's Basketball — Tadatoshi Fujimaki · Shūeisha · anime Production I.G (2012)Osaka Central Gymnasium (大阪市中央体育館)
🚉 Asashiobashi · 6 min walk
It is the Inter-High venue in episode 22, the match between Tōō and Kaijō. The squared-stone wall at the entrance is the detail by which visitors recognise the shot; the interiors in the anime, on the other hand, are…
Saitama1 place
photo by Suikotei · CC BY 4.0Western-style House of the Former Ishikawa Silk Mill (旧石川組製糸西洋館)
🚉 Irumashi · 6 min walk
It is the model for Akashi Seijūrō's family home, which appears in the flashback during Seirin against Rakuzan, just after Kuroko and Kagami break the Emperor Eye. Not to be confused with its use as an interior set in…