Which cities do Japanese animation like to draw materials from?

Japanese animation likes to draw materials from the wild and draw wild scenes into animation. Let's take a look at the favorite cities for Japanese animation.

First Tokyo

Tokyo is the city with the highest frequency in animation. After all, it is used as the capital function (Japan has not determined in writing where the capital is, and the default capital is Tokyo).

It is worth mentioning that Tokyo is also a city that is often destroyed in Japanese animation.

In addition, Ikebukuro and Akihabara in Tokyo are also high-frequency animations.

Second Kyoto

Kyoto is also a city with all kinds of daily comics, especially when you need to soak in hot springs.

Even the same scene can appear in different cartoons.

Third osaka

Fireworks in Osaka are also star-rated scenes in anime.

And commercial streets.

Of course, in addition to big cities, Japanese animation often enters China in many places, and even uses animation to promote the development of local tourism, which has formed a relatively mature industry. A typical example is The Girl and the Chariot.

Next, let's take stock of China cities that often appear in Japanese anime.

First Hong Kong

In Japan, Hongkong is almost an ideal place for Cyberpunk animation. Even SF animation developed in outer space can't get rid of the obsession with Hong Kong cities, such as Star Cowboy.

The second Shanghai

Shanghai is also the city with the highest frequency of Japanese animation except Hong Kong. Even the concept of Shanghai Magic Capital is defined by Japanese anime. (Excerpted from "Little Master China")

The bund in comics.

The bund in animation.

In the animation "『CANNAN』", there are even a lot of Shanghai dialect dialogues.

If possible, which city do you want to put in the animation?