The stone stair slope descending northeast from the side of the east entrance of Suga Park attracts many people as a “holy pilgrimage spot.
Located about a 10-minute walk from Yotsuya Station, the Suga Shrine Otoko Slope was the site of Makoto Shinkai’s 2016 film “Kimi no na wa. The “Suga Shrine Otokozaka” is the backdrop for the scene at the end of Makoto Shinkai’s 2016 film, “What’s Your Name? The scene is modeled on the background of the scene where the main characters, Taki and Miho, pass each other at the end of “What’s Your Name?
Fans visiting the male hill of Suga Shrine are finding their own ways to enjoy themselves, taking pictures and acting out the last scene of the movie.
Suga Shrine holds an annual festival in June, and the rooster market in November attracts many visitors to pray for prosperous business. If you are a fan of the work, why not visit once in conjunction with the shrine’s festival?