Tokyo Ghoul key visual
September 1, 2026Anime

Tokyo Ghoul

  • Author: Sui Ishida 
  • Studio: Pierrot 

©石田スイ/集英社・東京喰種製作委員会

Broadcast: Summer 2014

Sources & Credits

SceneLocationArea
—Nerima Kuritsu Sakaecho ParkNerima, Tokyo
—Near the Marui KichijojiMusashino, Tokyo
—Valentino Beauty Omotesando StoreShibuya, Tokyo
—Sofutobanku KichijojisanrodoMusashino, Tokyo
—Near the New Robot Restaurant ShowShinjuku, Tokyo
—Minamitanaka BridgeNerima, Tokyo
—Near the KoshinzakaBunkyō, Tokyo
—GIORGIO ARMANI / ARMANI CAFFÈ OmotesandoMinato, Tokyo
—JR Shinjuku East Exit Station SquareShinjuku, Tokyo
—Milky Way CafeToshima, Tokyo

Where is Tokyo Ghoul set in real life?

Tokyo Ghoul has 10 real-life locations including Nerima Kuritsu Sakaecho Park, Near the Marui Kichijoji, Valentino Beauty Omotesando Store, Sofutobanku Kichijojisanrodo, Near the New Robot Restaurant Show, Minamitanaka Bridge, Near the Koshinzaka, GIORGIO ARMANI / ARMANI CAFFÈ Omotesando. Explore them all on Anime Pilgrimage.

How many real locations does Tokyo Ghoul have?

Tokyo Ghoul has 10 confirmed real-life locations mapped on Anime Pilgrimage.

How is this location information verified?

Locations are identified by comparing user-submitted photos with scenes from the anime. Locations adopted as official places have been reviewed by our team; community-submitted-only locations are unverified. Every location includes a Street View link so you can check the site yourself.

What spots are easy to miss when visiting Tokyo Ghoul locations?

Tokyo Ghoul has 10 registered real-life locations, most of which don't appear in typical travel guides. Check the Anime Pilgrimage map and Street View before your trip and add them to your itinerary so you don't miss them.

Can I actually visit the places from Tokyo Ghoul?

Yes — every location on this map is a real place you can visit, matched to the exact scene it appears in. Use the Street View link on each spot to see what it looks like before you go.

Is the scenery in Tokyo Ghoul based on real places?

Yes — the backgrounds in Tokyo Ghoul are matched to 10 real-world locations mapped here, each verified against the actual scene. Compare them yourself with the Street View link on each spot.

Where was Tokyo Ghoul filmed?

Anime and manga are not filmed the way live action is. Their backgrounds are painted from photographs of real locations — for Tokyo Ghoul, 10 of those real places have been identified and mapped.

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