It’s been a while since my last pilgrimage (last time was 2019, I think). Now that I finally get into my zone, I started taking a walk for Jujutsu Kaisen in which most of the locations were in Tokyo areas. Locations were pinpointed thanks to @kimamanidance and @flyingbird1124.
Google map locations are linked on the places below.
Harajuku
Cuts came from Episode 2 where Fushiguro and Itadori picked up the third member, Nobara. Locations were taken from the Harajuku’s famous meeting spot, Harajuku Station, and shopping street, Takeshita Street.
Harajuku Station
It was so sad the historic Harajuku Station was completely demolished by the time I get there but fortunately, I happened to took a photo of the station way back in 2018.
Itadori, Fushiguro and Gojo-sensei met in front of the new Harajuku Station.
Takeshita Street
Along the Takeshita Street, there is a secluded, untypical coin locker, as it was located at the top of the building, that was used in the anime. From the entrance of the shopping street (in front of Harajuku Station), go to an alley on the right that sells souvenirs and shirts and take an elevator to 3rd floor in order to get there.
Yoyogi Station
From Episode 3’s Jujutsu Stroll, Itadori and Nobara played rock-paper-scissors in front of Yoyogi Station West Entrance to decide what to eat for their dinner.
Shinjuku
A scene from Episode 5 where Suguru and the cursed spirits crossed the street.
Cafe Restaurant Gusto, the restaurant they stayed, was depicted as “Cafe Restaurant Rice” in the anime.
Kichioji
Itadori and Nanami went to investigate a retro cinema. The building of the said retro cinema was modeled from Kichioji Plaza in Kichioji.
At the top of Kichioji Plaza is the batting cage center, which is depicted accurately from the anime.
Just a few walks from the cinema, where the incident happened in anime, lies the Kichioji Sunroad, a shopping street in Kichioji.
