This article documents an anime pilgrimage to the Zoshigaya Missionary Museum in Zoshigaya, Toshima, Tokyo, on June 12, 2026. The museum served as the model for the dormitory in the anime "Botan Kamiina Fully Blossoms When Drunk" and is a Tokyo Metropolitan Government Designated Tangible Cultural Property. The article introduces the building's exterior, entrance hall, living room, dining room, staircase, second-floor bedrooms, and bathroom, capturing the unique tranquil atmosphere and pilgrimage charm of this Meiji-era Western-style building.

This travelogue of the Naoshima pilgrimage for "Summer Pockets REFLECTION BLUE" covers locations such as Miyaura Port on Naoshima, Shiroha's House, Kato House, Shiroha's Fishing Spot, Torishiro Island Beach, Beach House, Lee Ufan "Infinity Door", Naoshima Coastal Road, and Uno Station. It documents the author's on-site experience of walking and taking the bus around Naoshima. The article not only compares game and anime scenes related to Naoshima and "Summer Pockets REFLECTION BLUE", but also shares practical information such as ferry options, tide precautions, bicycle rental, interactions with islanders, and regrets about not reaching some spots. It is suitable for travelers planning a pilgrimage to Naoshima, island-hopping in the Seto Inland Sea, or visiting Japanese anime locations.

On May 5, 2026, after finishing the Megijima itinerary, I headed to Ogijima to visit pilgrimage spots such as Ogi Port, Shima Table, Kaisei Shokudo, Miki's Tower, Toyotamahime Shrine, Ogijima Lighthouse, Shiki's Memorial, and Ogibito. Along the way, I unexpectedly encountered a fan gathering called the "Fried Rice Festival," visited the Ogijima Nekopoke House, and was seen off by islanders and fans when leaving the island. Ogijima is a warm island that blends the natural beauty of the Seto Inland Sea, the tranquility of a fishing village, the cat island atmosphere, and the fan culture of the work.

This article documents a pilgrimage to the Megijima locations from "Summer Pockets REFLECTION BLUE." It starts from Takamatsu Port, taking the Shiyujima Kaiun ferry "Meon" to Megijima, visiting locations related to Kamome Kushima's route. The article introduces Megijima, Onigashima Great Cave, attractions around Megi Port, the Moai Statue, the "20th Century Recall" installation art, and Megijima Beach. It also includes transportation information and ticketing tips for visiting Megijima and Ogijima, making it a useful reference for players planning a Summer Pockets pilgrimage to the Seto Inland Sea.

During Golden Week on May 4, 2026, I went on a Zatsutabi pilgrimage to Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. The itinerary included Takamatsu Station, Takamatsu Castle, Business Hotel Rupinasu, and Takamatsu Port. Along the way, the Seto Ohashi Bridge was closed due to strong winds, and I also happened to see a Teasing Master Takagi-san themed ferry at the port. This article records the Takamatsu pilgrimage, visits to historical sites, and the sunset port scenery.

April 19, 2026, sunny. Today I went to Hitachi Seaside Park in Hitachinaka City, Ibaraki Prefecture to see the flowers. This is also the location of the Mayoi Tachibana from the game Summer Pockets.

On March 21, 2026, today I went to Shakunage School (formerly Kaigake Elementary School) in Hino Town, Gamō District, Shiga Prefecture, Japan. This is the school model for the anime "Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!".

On January 24, 2026, after attending the "Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid" audiovisual symphony concert, I made a pilgrimage to Koshigaya.

On January 12, 2026, a sunny day, today I embark on the first pilgrimage of 2026.

On November 24, 2025, under clear skies, after finishing the "Higurashi When They Cry" pilgrimage, I headed to Takayama for the "Hyouka" pilgrimage.

November 23, 2025, sunny. Today I visited Shirakawa-go, a World Cultural Heritage site and also the sacred place of "Higurashi When They Cry". This is the second part, continuing the pilgrimage from the previous post.

On November 23, 2025, a sunny day, I visited Shirakawa-go, a World Heritage site and the sacred place of Higurashi When They Cry. This is the first part.

On November 2, 2025, the weather was clear. Today I went to Kofu for a pilgrimage to the sacred sites of "mono".

On October 13, 2025, a sunny day, I visited the former Toyosato Elementary School building in Toyosato, Japan, which is the real-life setting for the anime K-ON!.

Continuing from Part 1, Part 2 starts from Uji Shrine, heads to Mount Daikichi, has dinner at Saizeriya, passes by the frustrating Uji Bridge on the way back, and finally takes the train from Keihan Uji Station back to Kyoto.

On October 12, 2025, the weather was light rain turning to cloudy. Today I went to Uji, the sacred place of the anime "Sound! Euphonium". Since there is a lot of content, this pilgrimage will be divided into two parts. In the first part, we will start from JR Uji Station, pass by Kumiko's Bench, and finally arrive at Kisen Bridge.

The next stops on the pilgrimage will be Kodayama Shrine and the School Route. On the way back, we will visit the Roadside Station, and finally take a night stroll through the Takehara Historical Preservation District.

Continuing from the previous part, this middle part will cover the pilgrimage to the "Takehara Historical Preservation District" in Takehara.

On September 22, 2025, a sunny day, I went to Takehara for a Tamayura pilgrimage. Due to the length, I decided to split it into 3 articles. This article will start from Takehara Station, pass through the Kure Line Railroad Crossing, visit Isomiya Hachiman Shrine, then return to Aifull 316 Shopping Street, proceed to the plaza near the Statue of Rai Sanyo, and finally arrive at the Former Hinomaru Photo Studio.