I can proudly say I’ve watched every movie in the 'It’s Tough Being a Man' series, so this approach road feels so familiar to me. But walking here in person felt almost like a dream—I even found myself looking around for Sakura riding her bike. Even though it’s a bit different from the movie, you can still feel the warm, friendly atmosphere of the old town. Next time, I want to visit on a festival day at Shibamata Taishakuten to really soak in the vibe (*^_^*).
Shibamata Taishakuten Sando | Review by Rise
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