紀元二千六百年記念社標 — Attraction in Tokyo

Scenic & Atmospheric

The stairs themselves are ordinary, but when you stand there, you feel like you’re inside the movie.

The slope gives a beautiful view of Tokyo streets, especially at sunset.

Cultural Connection

It’s not just about sightseeing—it feels like a moment of stepping into Japanese pop culture and anime history.

Accessibility

Easy to reach by train (closest station: Yotsuya Station).

The stairs are public, so you don’t need tickets.

Best Time to Visit

Evening is perfect to recreate the final scene atmosphere.

Weekdays are less crowded since fans often visit to take photos.

✨ Overall Experience

⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5)

A must-visit for Your Name fans—simple but very emotional.

Even if you’re not an anime lover, the area is calm, pretty, and gives you a slice of...

I’m so glad I paid a visit to the Your Name Stairs in the early morning. The walk around the nearby neighborhood was also very calming and peaceful. There is a shrine right by the stairs with bathrooms, vending machines, and a place to sit! Even though I got there early there were a handful of people taking pictures already. I highly suggest comparing the stills in the anime with the area around the stairs, it’s actually eerie how much the anime...

Visiting the Your Name Stairs in Shinjuku was a surreal experience, especially as a fan of the movie! The stairs look just like they do in Kimi no Na wa, and standing there felt like stepping into an anime scene.

What made my visit even more special was meeting a sweet couple there. Seeing them together reminded me of the beautiful connection between Taki...