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Suga Shrine Steps (Your Name / Kimi no Na wa)
須賀神社（男坂）Tokyo · Kanto
The long red-railed stairway (the otokozaka) outside Suga Shrine in Yotsuya is the exact spot of the final scene in Makoto Shinkai's 'Your Name' (Kimi no Na wa), where Taki and Mitsuha pass each other, turn, and finally ask each other's names. Visitors climb the same slope framed by the shrine gate at the top and residential Shinjuku falling away below, recreating the film's closing shot. The shrine itself is a quiet Edo-era Inari-Tenno shrine that most tourists would otherwise never find.
- Best season
- Year-round
- Crowd level
- Moderate
- Rating
- 4.7· 1,015 reviews
- Opening hours
- Daily Open 24 hours
- Admission
- Free — the stairway and shrine grounds are open-air public space.
- Nearest station
- Shinanomachi Station · 11 min walk
- Website
- sugajinjya.or.jp
Usual hours — confirm with the official site for holidays + seasonal closures.
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Daily Open 24 hours
How to get there
From Tokyo Station · ~19 min by car
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