Tokyo Station (3 spots)
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Imperial Palace East Gardens
Said to be the setting for the scene where Kirito and Asuna go on a date.
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Imperial Palace Otemon Gate
The Imperial Palace's main gate that appears in the story.
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Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building
The red-brick station building that serves as the setting for an important scene in the latter half of the story.
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Asakusa (5 spots)
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Sensoji Temple: Kaminarimon Gate
【Lycoris Recoil】The symbol of Asakusa visited in the Tokyo sightseeing scene. | 【Akane-banashi】The symbol of Asakusa, a gate that appears in the opening shot of episode 1.
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Sumida River Walk
A pedestrian bridge attached to a Tobu Railway bridge, featured in a memorable scene.
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Sumida Park
A park along the Sumida River, the setting for the scene where the two leads take a walk.
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Tokyo Skytree Station
A station on the Tobu Skytree Line that appears in the story.
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Sumida Aquarium
An aquarium in Tokyo Skytree Town that appears in the two leads' date scene.
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Ginza (2 spots)
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Chuo Bridge
A bridge spanning the mouth of the Sumida River that appears in the story.
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Shimbashi Station West Exit Plaza (SL Plaza)
A meeting-place plaza in front of Shimbashi Station where a preserved steam locomotive stands.
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Yurakucho (1 spots)
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Hibiya Park
Japan's first Western-style modern park, which appears in the story.
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Ryogoku (2 spots)
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Ryogoku Tourist Information Center
A Ryogoku tourist information office that appears in the background of the story.
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Kuramae Bridge
A yellow bridge over the Sumida River that appears in the scene where the two leads walk (coordinates approximate the nearest station, Kuramae).
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