The place presented as Seiryu High School attached to Seiryu University in the drama series "49" (2013) is the "Keisen University, Minamino Campus."

Ultraman Ginga Extra Episode: Friends Left Behind (2014): The "Nanahara Park" here in Tama City was used to shoot the scenes in the special effects TV drama series, "Ultraman Ginga Extra Episode: Friends Left Behind," in "Shin Ultraman Retsuden Soushuuhen.

The "Tsurumaki Higashi Park" here in Tama City was used to shoot the scenes in the special effects TV drama series "Ultraman Ginga" (2013) .

The place where Choko Uehara (Yukie Nakama) scolded a high-schooler who was smoking in the drama series, "My Mommy is a Ghost!" (2012), is the "Hello Kitty Street" here in Tama City. It was also used to shoot the scene in which Tombo Uehara (Yuuma Kimino) was passing out flyers. You will arrive at "Sanrio Puroland" if you continue on the street.

One of the filming locations for the drama series, "Absolute Zero" (2010), was "in front of Seiseki-sakuragaoka Station" here.

The restaurant where Kohei Kuryu (Takuya Kimura) and Takayuki Suetsugu (Fumiyo Kohinata) had visited to take depositions for the eat and run case in the drama “HERO” (2001), is “Anrakutei Tama Nagayama branch” in Tama-shi.

The hall where Takao Yabuki (Kazuya Kosaka) goes to witness his daughter Kaoru's (Atsuko Asano) performance in the drama series "The 101st Marriage Proposal" (1991) is the "Parthenon Tama" here in Tama City. It is a cultural complex where many events are held. Famous artists across various genres, such as music, theater, and movies come to play here. Museum exhibits are also held here.

‘In the movie “A Story of Yonosuke” (2013), the last sequence that first shows Yonosuke (Kengo Kora) taking a picture of Shoko (Yuriko Yoshitaka) about to leave for France, then their pledge to soon meet again, and finally Yosuke taking a picture of cherry blossoms before running off was filmed around Hirayama 2-chome in Hino City. The cut that shows them sitting together—and used on the movie package—was also taken here. After hearing that many fans had been looking for the location to visit it, I decided to provide more details about it.’
[Producer of “A Story of Yonosuke”]

The park bench where Mika Shirasu (Ayako Imoto) falls asleep dead drunk in episode 4 of the drama series “Your home is my business!” (2016) is in Hino Central Park in Hino City. The flat and even premises of the park are characterized by a large lawn expanse as well as a grove of mixed trees. Follow the path that goes through the grove and enjoy the flowers of each season. The park also features an outdoor stage used for concerts and other events. Many people visit the park on event days. Apart from this production, scenes from the drama series “Priceless” (2012) and “Hero” (2014) were also filmed here.

A phone booth set up on an empty plot of land of Toyoda in Hino City was one of the filming locations in the movie “Impossibility Defense” (2018). The plot of the movie revolves around Tadashi Usobuki (Tori Matsuzaka), a contract killer who receives requests from clients wishing someone dead. The phone booth is where they leave him messages with their motives as well as a way to find the intended victims. The area along the Asa River, which flows nearby, features walking and cycling courses that are perfect for a leisurely stroll or ride while you enjoy the scenery.

The poster picture of the main cast of the movie “Kiseki: Sobito of That Day” (2017) was taken under Fuchu Yotsuya Bridge in Hino City. The Green Boys band practice scene was filmed in the stairs under the bride, which resulted in a memorable shot of the dancing members: Hide (Masaki Suda), Navi (Ryusei Yokohama), 92 (Ryo Narita), and Soh (Yosuke Sugino). Fuchuyotsuya Bridge spans over Tama River to connect Kokuritsu Fuchu Interchange on the Chuo Expressway and Tama New Town. It was opened to traffic on December 17, 1998. The beautiful straight lines of the tension cables are typical of ‘cable-stayed bridge’ structures.

In the movie “Too Young to Die!” (2016), Daisuke (Ryunosuke Kamiki) visits Takahata Fudo-son Kongo-ji temple in Hino City on a school trip. Since ancient times, the temple is cited as one of the three Fudo Myo-o. It is also known as the bodaiji (temple taking care of a family’s dead) of Shinsengumi’s Vice-Commander Hijikata Toshizo. Apart from a five-storied pagoda that can be visited, various events such as markets and festivals are held on the precincts of the temple all year round. Consult the event schedule on the official homepage and come take a stroll on the precincts of the temple.

The shop where Misaki (Asami Usuda) and Hiro (Kensou Kato) see each other in the drama series "Mahoro Ekimae Bangaichi - Location without an Address in front of Mahoro Station" (2013) is "ZERO ONE CAFÉ" here in Machida. It operates as a cafe by day and serves alcohol by night. It is a fancy place where you can relax even if you are not a fan of the drama.

The mount stands at 599 m above sea level in Hachioji City and is located about one hour away from the urban center by train. Many people come to visit Mount Takao, which is known for the beautiful nature each season brings to its surroundings year-round. In addition to several hiking courses, a cable car and lifts are also available so that men and women of all ages can easily reach the top and enjoy the view. With more than 2.6 million visitors annually, Mount Takao boasts the world’s greatest number of climbers. The area that includes the summit is called Meiji no Mori Takao Quasi-national Park. When the skies are clear, Mount Fuji—a World Heritage site—can be seen in the distance from the observation deck. Many bustling restaurants and souvenir shops can also be found near the foot of the mount. The area has been selected as a three-star sightseeing spot by Michelin.

“Nihon Kogakuin College Hachioji Campus” in Hachioji-shi was featured in the drama, “ATARU” (2012) as Teito Medical University.