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Clouds of Goto Yamamoto Shoji Art Museum Nagasaki Prefecture Pilgrimage to Holy Sites
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Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue Nagasaki Prefecture Sacred Site Pilgrimage
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Angolmois: Record of Mongol Invasion Nagasaki Prefecture Holy Land Pilgrimage
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Fleet Collection – Kancolle – Nagasaki Prefecture Sacred Site Pilgrimage
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Your Color Nagasaki Prefecture Holy Land Pilgrimage
Director Yamada Naoko's latest film "Kim…
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# Iroduku: The World in Colors – Nagasaki Prefecture Pilgrimage Guide “Iroduku: The World in Colors” (色づく世界の明日から) is an original anime series produced by P.A.WORKS that aired in 2018. The story is set in Nagasaki and features many real locations from the city, making it a popular destination for anime pilgrimage (seichi junrei). ## Story Overview The protagonist, Hitomi Tsukishiro, is a high school girl who lives in a monochrome world due to losing her ability to see colors. She is sent 60 years into the past by her grandmother’s magic, where she encounters her grandmother’s high school friends and gradually begins to see colors again through her experiences with them. ## Main Pilgrimage Spots in Nagasaki ### **Nagasaki City Area** 1. **Suwa Shrine (諏訪神社)** – Appears frequently in the anime – The long stone steps are particularly iconic 2. **Dutch Slope (オランダ坂)** – A street with Western-style buildings from the Meiji era – Appears in school commute scenes 3. **Glover Garden (グラバー園)** – An important location in the story – The nighttime illumination is especially beautiful 4. **Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (長崎新地中華街)** – Appears in scenes with the photography club members 5. **Megane Bridge (眼鏡橋)** – Japan’s oldest stone arch bridge – Featured in memorable scenes ### **School Model Locations** The school in the anime is modeled after actual locations in Nagasaki: – **Nagasaki Nishi High School (長崎西高等学校)** served as a partial model – The photography club room and school building interiors ### **Other Notable Locations** – **Mount Inasa (稲佐山)** – Night view scenes – **Nagasaki Peace Park (平和公園)** – Background scenes – Various shopping streets and residential areas in Nagasaki city ## Pilgrimage Tips – Many locations are within walking distance in central Nagasaki – Streetcars are convenient for getting around – Mount Inasa is best accessed by ropeway – Respectful behavior is essential, especially at schools and residential areas ## Events and Collaborations Nagasaki occasionally holds collaboration events and stamp rallies related to the anime. Check official tourism websites for current information. — *Note: When visiting pilgrimage sites, please be respectful of local residents and follow posted rules and regulations.*
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