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Since we were casual visitors, our Digimon Tour was also half sightseeing, so we didn’t store in our cell phones for frame-by-frame reference. So the angles of our photo may be different from the ones in the animation.<\/span><\/p>\n So in the morning we took the metro to Hikarigaoka Station. Hikarigaoka happened to be the terminal station of Oedo Metro line.<\/p>\n Hikarigaoka didn’t appear quite often in “Digimon Adventure”, it’s mainly in the first movie (Birth of Koromon) and season 2.<\/p>\n <\/br>Tokyo Metro<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Street Sign at Hikarigaoka Station with Digimon Theme<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Apartment Building in Hikarigaoka<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Apartment of Yagami Taichi<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Sign of Nerima Hikarigaoka Hospital<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Hikarigaoka \u3075\u305f\u3053 Bridge<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Hikarigaoka \u3075\u305f\u3053 Bridge<\/p><\/div> <\/br>LIAIN\/LIVIN Shopping Complex<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Overpass<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Avenue of Battle<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Building in Hikarigaoka<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Building Hit by Agumon Fireball<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Street Corner<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Avenue of Battle<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n In summary, Hikarigaoka was a lively residential community, as we were surrounded by locals enjoying their holiday, no tourists. After leaving Hikarigaoka we headed for Odaiba, which included a ride on the picturesque Yurikamome train. Most of the real-world stories of Digimon Adventure 1 happened in Odaiba. 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In Digimon Adventure 1 it’s the headquarter of Vamdemon. <\/br>Fuji TV Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Fuji TV Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>DiverCity Shopping Complex Parking Lot<\/br>Quite good greenings on its exterior wall.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Visitor Escalator up Fuji TV<\/br>There were quite some people visiting Fuji TV Building that day, and it was hot in these escalators with glass cover.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Odaiba Streets<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Fuji TV Building Overlooking Odaiba Ferris Wheel<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Exhibition in Fuji TV Observation Deck<\/br>The latest animation characters (that I never heard of)<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Odaiba Sea Bus Station<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Statue of Liberty at Odaiba and Observation Platform<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Exhibition in Fuji TV Observation Deck<\/br>The latest animation characters (that I never heard of)<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Claw Crane for Garage Kit<\/br>Usually crawl cranes were for dolls, it’s the first time that I saw the ingenious Japanese people invented one for garage kits.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Overlooking Odaiba Shores<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Rainbow Bridge<\/br>And downtown Tokyo in the background.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Tokyo International Container Dock<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Battlefield Platform up Fuji TV Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Support Beams of Fuji TV Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Overlooking DiverCity Shopping Complex<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Circular Observatory up Fuji TV Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Statue<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Fuji TV Building<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Statue of Liberty at Odaiba<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Apartment of Izzy Izumi<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Odaiba Shores<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Rainbow Bridge<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Hilton at Odaiba<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n After that, we figure out that we still have time to visit “Tokyo Big Sight”, another site that frequently appeared in the Digimon Series, so we were on the picturesque Yurikamome train again.<\/p>\n <\/br>Odaiba Aomi Parking Lot<\/br>Side of Odaiba Ferris Wheel in the background.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Tokyo International Container Dock<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Bridges Connecting to Odaiba<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Overpass by Tokyo Big Sight<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n In Digimon Adventure 1, this is where men for Vamdemon kept the kids that they captured; in Digimon Adventure Tri, this is where the protagonists were suck into a different dimension. <\/br>Tokyo Big Sight<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Side Plaza at Tokyo Big Sight<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Columns at Tokyo Big Sight<\/p><\/div> <\/br>East Promenade<\/p><\/div> <\/br>Universal Studio Building<\/p><\/div><\/p>\n First, there are two references that I used about this tour (in Chinese) And since we were casual visitors, we won’t be going frame by frame to find exact angle or every location in the animation that’s also in the real world, like the terminal station of Yurikamome Line Shinbashi Station, bus signs under Odaiba viaduct, but we covered most of the scenes in the animation, and we were pretty pleased with that.<\/p>\n <\/br>Shinjuku Street<\/p><\/div>\n <\/br>Shinjuku Toho Cinema<\/br>Only cinemas in Japan would put such a giant model of Godzilla on its walls.<\/span><\/p><\/div> <\/br>Smoothies from Convenience Store<\/br>A rather deceptive design.<\/span><\/p><\/div> Fifth day of our graduation trip in Japan. The friends that were staying in the same apartment with me in Tokyo all expressed that they weren’t very much into Japanese animations. 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\nThe images in this post are hosted on Imgur. Email me should there be any display problems.<\/br>Since this is a public post, usual components of graduation trip such as poker games, pillow fights, ghost stories won’t be part of the post.<\/span><\/p>\nHikarigaoka<\/span><\/h3>\n
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\nSince it’s Japanese golden week, there were some festival party going on at Hikarigaoka Park, one of them is this Mongolian Sumo. After watching them for five minutes, my friends and I came to the conclusion that it’s team briefs versus team trouser.
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\nIt was a festive day at Odaiba, as the Promenade Park was filled with visitors and vendors alike.
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\nI hadn’t tried out any Ferris wheel so I was quite keen on this one at Odaiba (in Digimon Adventure Tri the protagonists spent five minutes chatting in these Ferris wheel carriages), but the lines were stretched and it’s not early in the day, so decided to carry out our Digimon Tour without that.
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\nIt was all festival going on at Odaiba Beach, with a national beach volleyball contest going on.
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\nAfter comparing the rather mainstream apartment of Yagami Taichi and the apartment of Izzy Izumi with front sea view, which quite corresponded to the setting of Izzy Izumi in the animation as a well-off boy.
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\nAt Fuji TV we found that we could visit the observatory located in that globe, and ticket was rather affordable, so why not?
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\nAfter that we checked out the Statue of Liberty at Odaiba.
\n100 years after the French Revolution, United States sent a smaller Statue of Liberty to France as a return gift. During the Japan’s “French Year” of that smaller statue was borrowed by the Japanese and put on display in Odaiba. After that, the Japanese government requested to construct a copy of that statue, which was granted. The copy statue was finished in 2000 and put on display here at Odaiba.<\/span>
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\nIt’s already 5pmn in the afternoon, and my friends and I reserved restaurant seats near our apartments at Shinjuku at 6pm for a party dinner, so we headed back.
\n<\/a>Summary of Odaiba Digimon Tour<\/span><\/h4>\n
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\nhttp:\/\/blog.roodo.com\/just_like\/archives\/9285773.html<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Shinjuku Kabukicho<\/span><\/h3>\n
I went there after dinner to enjoy the night views of neon lights.<\/del>
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\nThat’s my last visit to a convenience store in Tokyo for some cold drinks, and I ended up with such a deceptive smoothie, which I will end my day on.
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