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Ishida and Nishimiya walking towards Yōrō falls.
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Piece of the river leading down from Yōrō falls.
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Yōrō falls, which is rated among the 100 most beautiful waterfalls in Japan.
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Closeup of Nishimiya.
Near the waterfall they had benches where one could sit down.
And they had a poster for A Silent Voice here too.
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This is inside the Reversible Destiny Office which is a part of the Site of Reversible Destiny at Yōrō Park.
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Site of Reversible Destiny is an artistic experience park made by artist Shusaku Arakawa and poet Madeline Gins.
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Full view of the Reversible Destiny Office.
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This is the Critical Resemblance House which has a roof shaped like Gifu prefecture.
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More of the Site of Reversible Destiny. This part of Yōrō Park is a paid area.
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There were guards here shouting at people trying to climb outside the allowed areas.
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Ishida slips.
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This hill where Ishida slips seemed smaller in real life.
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Closeup of Nishimiya.
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I've marked the Site of Reversible Destiny and Yōrō falls in the map below, but the path between them Google maps gives out is kind of strange.
Inside the Site of Reversible Destiny shop they had A Silent Voice posters, pictures and a map.
The map shows the locations of the places shown in A Silent Voice at the Site of Reversible Destiny.
Maps and posters near the entrance as well.
Including this stamp rally.
Location map:
This location was visited on 2017/11/05.
Links:
Park official website
Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://bradbury3404.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-169.html
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