True Tears - Supermarket

The last True Tears place I visited was a Supermarket shown in episode 4.



Image from Episode 4 - 18m15s


Outside the supermarket.




Image from Episode 4 - 18m24s


Jun helping Noe put on a helmet.




Image from Episode 4 - 18m41s


Lawson store across the street from the supermarket.




After checking out the supermarket I went back to Jōhana Station.




Outside the station they had a Koitabi: True Tours Nanto vending machine.




Inside the station there was a tourist information office. This is where I rented the bicycle I used to get around since the P.A. Works building was so far away from the station.




In the tourist information office they had a True Tears corner.




Here they had a signed poster.




True tears art books, manga for various other shows set in Nanto and a Hanasaku Iroha Minko Graphig papercraft.




More Hanasaku Iroha Graphig papercraft and figures.




Koitabi: True Tours Nanto postcards.




And clear files.




They also had a guestbook here.






Where fans had left drawings and messages.




I left a message as well.




And finally I saw a Ninja Hattori-kun train here.




I had seen another Ninja Hattori-kun train at Takaoka Station earlier while checking out the park from True Tears.



Location map:



This location was visited on 2016/10/12.

Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://habusan.blog.jp/archives/51739789.html
http://ameblo.jp/t-bunbun/entry-11274101697.html

True Tears - Jōhana

In the central areas of the former town of Jōhana in Nanto, there's several places that's shown in True Tears.



Image from Episode 10 - 09m48s


The motorcycle shop where Jun is working in the anime.




Image from Episode 4 - 13m44s


Since I had visited the P.A. Works Building and the School from True Tears first, I visited these places when going back towards Jōhana Station.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m00s


Miyokichi and Aiko walking through town together. The tree on the left has grown much bigger, so it now covers the air conditioning unit.




The building with the air conditioning unit in the previous picture also had this True Tears poster outside.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m03s


At this crossroad Miyokichi and Aiko then spots...




Image from Episode 4 - 14m05s


Shinichiro and Noe.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m06s


Closeup.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m07s


View of the side Miyokichi and Aiko is on from where Shinichiro and Noe are.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m26s


Miyokichi tries to hold hands with Aiko.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m30s


Aiko gets surprised.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m35s


A moment of awkwardness.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m40s


Closeup of the crossing light.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m43s


Aiko grabs Miyokichi's hand.




Image from Episode 4 - 14m45s


Closeup of Aiko.




Image from Episode 7 - 20m28s


From the crossing you can also see Jōhana Betsuin Zentokuji Temple. The building on the right here is the building Shinichiro and Noe walked by.




Image from Episode 1 - 12m33s


At the temple there's this hall where Shinichiro practiced dancing for the festival in the anime.




Image from Episode 5 - 10m56s


Hall detail.




Image from Episode 5 - 12m00s


The hall and the rest of the temple was under renovations when I was here.




The main temple building.




Image from Episode 3 - 04m21s


Shinichiro outside the temple gates.




Image from Episode 7 - 02m50s


Closeup from a later episode.




Image from Episode 3 - 04m22s


Shinichiro is following after Noe.




Image from Episode 3 - 04m24s


The street looks different here in real life.




Image from Episode 3 - 04m52s


Same in the other direction. There is a bridge in the background here though.




Image from Episode 7 - 16m07s


The view from the bridge is shown in a later episode. I've marked a path from the motorcycle shop going past the crossroad and temple and ending up here in the map below.



Location map:



This location was visited on 2016/10/12.

Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://habusan.blog.jp/archives/51739789.html
http://ameblo.jp/t-bunbun/entry-11274101697.html