Kamakurakōkōmae Station is at the top of every Slam Dunk pilgrim’s list. Kamakurakōkōmae Station, Kamakura via Kanagawa Prefectural Government Public place or not, always have a respectful attitude and ask for permission when unsure. You may be able to take photos from the outside, but always be mindful of other people and activities around you. That means you can’t simply enter as a tourist. Some of these spots are private institutions or buildings. Whether you’re a fan of Sakuragi, Rukawa, Sendoh, or Coach Anzai, below are real-life locations featured in Slam Dunk you can add to your anime tour. It’s common for visitors of Japan to go on a little pilgrimage around places featured in their favorite anime, and Slam Dunk locations are among the most visited. And this legendary sports manga-turned-anime remains to be a hit among anime fans in the present generation.
The opening theme song of Slam Dunk, Kimi Ga Suki Da To Sakebitai, was the song of our childhood in the 1990s to early 2000s. Since you’re here, we can assume you’re the latter. Crazy for you… Now, what comes next depends on whether you’re a Madonna or Slam Dunk anime fan.
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