The park that Asahi (Satoshi Tsumabuki) and Satoru (Eita) visit a few times in the 2014 drama "Wakamono-tachi 2014", is this Kyojima minami Park. Tons of scenes, including the one where they talk while eating noodles, and the scene where they are both drunk, were taken in this park. The outer layers of the park with its long slides has a downtown vibe to it, and has a great view on the Tokyo Sky Tree.

In the movie "Onihei Hankachō" (1995) one of the Kanto Sawaatama Edo Zicatela of the Shingon sect that often appeared is "Mirokuji". In the original novel it is one of the more important stages. Across from the main temple gate is the teahouse "Sasaya".

In the movie "Onihei Hankachō" (1995) the name of the bridge "Futatsume Bashi" appears many times and is actaully the "Nino Bashi" located in Sumida. It is the bringe that crosses the Tategawa river and the second bridge from the Sumida River, and is around the area of Okuma's teahouse"Sasaya" and Shamo Nabeya "Gotetsu", both moust vist locations.

In the movie of "Onihei Hankachō"(1995 ) Shamo Nabeya "Gotetsu" appears as a contact location between Heizo Hasegawa (Kichiemon Nakamura) and a spy. It is in the area of Sumida, Ryogoku, 4-chome. At the site a standup sign, "Onihei scene", conveys the state of Gotetsu.

The café featured in the movie “Rage” (2016) is Frames Nakameguro in Meguro Ward. Two scenes were filmed at the café. In one of the scenes, Naoto Onishi (Go Ayano) and Kaoru (Mitsuki Takahata) are intimately talking to each other at the café. Yuma Fujita (Satoshi Tsumabuki) unexpectedly sees them from outside the café and has misgivings about it. In the other scene, which is of critical importance, Kaoru tells Yuma the truth about the situation on the following day. Frames is a spacious and attractive café which adopts ‘Your Oasis in Life’ as a concept. Daily specials that include a free drink are offered at lunch time, while dinner time offers a wide range of standard dishes that have remained unchanged since the café opened as well as new dishes that incorporate ingredients of the season. A variety of homemade desserts made by pastry chefs and drinks prepared by bartenders are also on the menu. The café can accommodate 100 guests and includes a sofa seating area as well as a terrace. Stop by on the way back from work on a weekday or come spend a few moments on the weekend; this oasis in the city is sure to freshen up your mood.

Nakame Kouen Bridge in Meguro appears in the drama "Heartbroken Chocolatier" (2014). The bridge appears in many episodes of the drama such as in the kiss scene of Olivier Tréluyer (Junpei Mizobata) and Matsuri Koyurugi (Kasumi Arimura) in episode 7, a scene in 5th episode which Sota Koyurugi (Jun Matsumoto) crosses the bridge and makes a turn, and as a place where Erena Kato (Kiko Mizuhara) stands still under an umbrella in episode 9. It is a recommended place for seeing cherry blossoms in spring where you can enjoy the flowers along the Meguro River.

The entertainment district that runs along the elevated railway near Naka-meguro Station served as one of the locations for the movie “Lost in Translation” (2003). Bob (Bill Murray) and Charlotte (Scarlett Johansson) were filmed running away from the café bar employee shooting at them with a model gun. Stores that retain the atmosphere of the time have become scarce, but plenty of izakaya, cafés, and bars still line the area. Visit the area at night to experience the same ambience as in the movie. Just as Bob and Charlotte, come to the area to spend a fun evening of entertainment.

In the drama series “Boys Over Flowers” (2005), Tsukasa Domyoji (Jun Matsumoto) and Tsukushi Makino (Mao Inoue) meet for their first date at Ebisu Garden Place’s Clock Plaza in Shibuya. The plaza, which is featured once again in the last episode, is where their love begins to bud. Many important scenes of the sequel “Boys Over Flowers 2” (2007) were also filmed at this location which true fans consider one of the must-see locations. Arrange for a meeting with someone special at Clock Plaza and come spend a lovely time at Ebisu Garden Place. This might surely become a place special to you too!

Todaimae Shopping Street in Megro Ward is featured in the movie “Tokyo Sonata” (2008). From the East Exit of Komaba-todaimae Station on Keio Inokashira Line, follow the shopping street toward Shibuya until you reach the railway underpass. This is the location where Kenji (Kai Inowaki) found the electronic piano. As you pass under the railway and continue on the shopping street, you’ll come across a dry cleaner’s located next to a greengrocer’s. The scene in which Kenji and his father Ryuhei (Teruyuki Kagawa) bump into each other on their way home was filmed at this location. A detached house in Komaba-todaimae served as the main set for the movie. As you walk around the neighborhood and listen to the sound of the trains running along Inokashira Line, immerse yourself into the movie on a deeper, more realistic level.

Saigo Yama Park in Meguro is where Erena (Yuka Nakayama) encounters an old and blind composer (Mickey Curtis) in "Tokyo Symphony" (2014). The park is located on the uptown and you can see Mt. Fuji on a sunny day in winter. It was named after Takamori Saigo's brother Judo Saigo, since his house was here. Cherry blossoms here look stunning in spring.

Hatonomorihachiman Shrine in Shibuya Ward is featured in the TV animation series “March Comes in Like a Lion” (2016). In the series, the protagonist, professional shogi player Rei Kiriyama, often stops by the shrine on his way to Shogi Kaikan, where he goes to take part in matches. There are also scenes in which Shoichi Matsunaga, a seventh-dan player, visits the shrine before matches. Because Hatonomorihachiman Shrine is right behind Shogi Kaikan, professional shogi players can actually be seen visiting the shrine before matches, just like seventh-dan Shoichi Matsunaga. The shrine is a chinjusha (shrine for a patron spirit that protects a given area) of Sendagaya. On the precincts of the shrine, Shogi-do houses a 1.2-meter high koma (shogi piece) that was offered by the Japan Shogi Association. The Shogi-do Prayer Ceremony is held every year at New Year’s, and the shrine holds a shogi tournament every summer. Take advantage of your visit to Hatonomorihachiman Shrine to also stop by Shogi Kaikan.

The Shibuya Crossing is one of the settings of the movie "The Boy and the Beast" (2015). It is an iconic tourist attraction of Tokyo, popular among foreign tourists.

Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Shibuya Ward is featured in the movie “The Boy and the Beast” (2015). The scene in which Kyuta (Shota Sometani) and Kaede (Suzu Hirose) confront a whale, which is the incarnation of the darkness that people harbor, is set at Gymnasium 1, and the scene in which Kyuta and Kaede grow more familiar after sharing each other’s thoughts and worries is set against a row of zelkova trees at Yoyogi Gymnasium 2. The gymnasium was built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The gymnasium, which became the main arena for the event, was designed by famous architect Kenzo Tange, a highly regarded architect representative of postwar Japanese architecture.

Takeshita Street is a shopping street that spans the 350 or so meters that separate JR Harajuku station and Meiji Street in Harajuku. It goes gently downhill from the station and features various fashion stores and sweets shops. The town is widely known for its distinctive fashion. In the 80s, the area saw the rise in popularity of the ‘Takenoko-zoku,’ youngsters who would dress in unique costumes and move to the beats of step dance. From the 90s and on, more and more famous international brands chose to set up shop on Takeshita Street. A part of the town commonly referred to as ‘Urahara’ eventually developed to become a sophisticated cultural spot. Currently, the area is a thriving hub for the latest fashion and culture trends among young people. It is also a popular tourist destination for travelers both from Japan and overseas.

Shibuya Ward shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Year after year, Meiji Shrine welcomes more worshipers than any other shrines for their first shrine visit of the New Year. Throughout the year, many people come to relax at the shrine which is one of the leading sightseeing destinations in Tokyo. The vast (approximately 700,000 square meters) precincts feature the famous Kiyomasa Well power spot, the beautiful Japanese irises of the Imperial Garden (best viewed in June), the two camphor trees named the ‘Kusunoki Couple’ and said to bring luck to people seeking matchmaking or matrimonial happiness, and many other places of interest. Come feel the holiness and serenity of the place, surrounded by the lush woods that will make you forget that you’re in Tokyo.

Urth Caffé Daikanyama in Shibuya Ward is featured in episode 7 of the drama series “My High School Business” (2017). Urth Caffé Daikanyama is the first Japanese store of the Los Angeles-based café chain that specializes in organic coffee. The café uses coffee beans that are cultivated without any chemical fertilizers or chemical additives. In addition to coffees, the menu offers popular bubble drinks, dished such as sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and soups, as well as desserts such as waffles and cakes. The open atmosphere of the café is not unlike what can be found at the Los Angeles store. The café is the ideal spot for a rest as you visit the location or take a leisurely stroll around Daikanyama. On sunny days, come relax on the terrace (pets allowed).

The café where Mika Shirasu (Ayako Imoto) is frequently seen skipping work and taking breaks in the drama series “Your home is my business!” (2016) is Eco Farm Cafe 632 in Shibuya Ward. Savor the delicious taste of home-roasted coffee or home-baked bread. The café offers a wide selection of dishes prepared from organically produced vegetables harvested from the café’s garden. The sheer tranquility of the place will make you forget that you’re in Harajuku. The spacious café can accommodate 130 people. Take your pet along and sit on the open terrace to fully feel the spaciousness of the place. Take a break from work or shopping, and leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind to enjoy a relaxing breakfast or lunch prepared with select ingredients.

TV drama" IQ246: The Cases of a Royal Genius "(2016) Episode 3, the 89 the Generation Kensei (Dean Fujioka) served as a waiter in this restaurant. It is a restaurant in Ebisu, Shibuya ward called MAIMON EBISU. Ceiling height is 8 meters, stylish extraordinary atmosphere surrounded by marbles, this restaurant is a perfect setting for special day dinner, celebration, party and reception. Menu is themed to be healthy for your body, and the base of the menu are Italian and French cuisine, using seasonal selected foods. By cooking in the way that best brings out the tastiness of the ingredients, especially prepared dishes will be served. With gorgeous atmosphere, you can enjoy the most luxurious adult time at this restaurant.

In the drama series “My Dangerous Wife” (2016), Hotel Emanon in Shibuya Ward is featured as Master Peace, the café operated by Kohei Mochizuki (Hideaki Ito). The love story between Kohei Mochizuki and Anna Kitasato (Saki Aibu) begins at this café, which also is a key place in the drama series. From the quietness of the residential area in which Hotel Emanon is located, it’s hard to feel the hustle and bustle of Shibuya. As the name implies, the restaurant has a hotel theme. Both the interior and exterior exude a refined atmosphere that predominantly uses white as a base. Numerous other productions were also filmed at this location. The exquisite dishes served at the restaurant draw on modern French cuisine, and the portions are quite generous. A wide selection of wines, champagnes, cocktails, and other alcoholic beverages can also be enjoyed. This is the perfect spot to either spend a relaxing time alone, or drink with colleagues or a special someone.

In the drama series “Pride” (2004), Halu Satonaka (Takuya Kimura) and Yoko Anzai (Yuriko Ishida) have a meal at Ristorante Venire Venire in Shibuya Ward. The vast dining area features an 8-meter-high cathedral ceiling and large picture windows that let in a stream of warm sunlight. In the evening, the attractive terrace offers a commanding view of Tokyo Tower and the surrounding nightscape. Aside from “Pride”, the restaurant also served as a filming location for several other drama series. The exquisite dishes prepared with fresh and healthy ingredients are considered as authentic even by the standards of real old-world Italians! This is one of the appealing location spots where you can savor a scrumptious lunch or dinner.