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An archival Collection of the real restaurants and food shops documented for all 12 Season 1 episodes.
Season 1 records the restaurants and food shops behind each episode as a small neighborhood archive.
Source: TV Tokyo episode pages + jksearch Season 1 store index, 2012
A 2025 source snapshot of the 100 Tokyo ramen shops listed by Tabelog Hyakumeiten.
Source: Tabelog Ramen TOKYO Hyakumeiten 2025, 2025
The complete 100-castle Collection announced by the Japan Castle Foundation in 2006.
The Japan Castle Foundation 2006 selection, kept as a 100-site castle journey.
Source: Japan Castle Foundation: Japan 100 Great Castles, 2006
A private draft following Hida City tourism sources for the Hida-Furukawa route associated with the 2016 anime film Your Name.
Hida City names the route and places; addresses are checked against official Hida tourism pages.
Source: Hida City 1-Day Anime Tour of Hida and official tourism route pages, 2026
A private draft of Kasukabe City facilities and tourism stops where the city officially presents Crayon Shin-chan character monuments, panels, or stamps.
Official municipal character spots only; seasonal festivals and fan-only locations are omitted.
Source: Kasukabe City Crayon Shin-chan tourism guide and 2026 outing map, 2026
A private draft of the 33 official Saigoku Kannon pilgrimage temples listed by the Saigoku association.
The Saigoku official list defines the 33 stops; addresses come from each official place page where available.
Source: Saigoku 33 official site: 西国三十三所巡礼とは / 札所一覧, 2026
A private draft of the 33 official Bando Kannon pilgrimage temples listed by the Bando association.
The Bando official temple page lists all 33 stops in order with addresses.
Source: Bando 33 official site: 札所の紹介, 2026
A private draft of the 128 active Hokkaido Michi-no-Eki stations, using the MLIT-listed regional count and MLIT-linked Hokkaido directory.
The national MLIT index reports Hokkaido as 128 stations; cancelled registrations were excluded from the regional directory.
Source: MLIT Hokkaido Michi-no-Eki directory, 2026
A story-level snapshot of Japan Heritage recognized stories from the Cultural Agency portal. Component cultural properties are intentionally not expanded in this draft.
Source: Agency for Cultural Affairs Japan Heritage portal: story search
A private draft of the 88 official fudasho listed by the Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage Association.
The official Shikoku association list is kept in temple order with source-listed addresses.
Source: Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage Association: 各霊場の紹介, 2026
The official Japan Cherry Blossom Association list of 100 famous cherry-blossom sites, captured from the 2024-01-25 PDF.
Source: Japan Cherry Blossom Association: さくら名所100選の地 PDF
Japan’s 35 National Parks from the Ministry of the Environment official park list, captured as park-level collectible places.
Source: Ministry of the Environment: Japan National Parks list
The 100 mountains selected by Kyuya Fukada in the 1964 Shinchōsha Japan 100 Famous Mountains source list, using the original names reproduced by the Geological Survey of Japan.
Source: AIST Geological Survey of Japan: Fukada Kyuya's Japan 100 Famous Mountains, 1964
Aomori, Iwate, and Akita Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Miyagi, Yamagata, and Fukushima Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Yamanashi and Nagano Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list, split from the larger Kanto/Koshin universe to respect Stamp place limits.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Fukui, Shiga, Kyoto, and Nara Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, and Kanagawa Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
MLIT Chubu Regional Development Bureau’s official 136-station regional directory, imported as a private regional station draft.
Source: MLIT Chubu Regional Development Bureau: Chubu Michi-no-Eki directory
A private draft of the 26 World Heritage properties listed for Japan by the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, captured on 2026-06-04.
UNESCO lists 26 Japan properties in this 2026 capture; each item follows the official property name.
Source: UNESCO World Heritage Centre: Japan, 2026
Osaka, Hyogo, and Wakayama Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Shikoku Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Kyushu Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list, excluding Okinawa because MLIT lists it as a separate region.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
Chugoku Michi-no-Eki stations from the MLIT R7.12 national registration list.
Source: MLIT Road Bureau: R7.12 Michi-no-Eki registration list, 2025
The Agency for Cultural Affairs national database records classified as Special Places of Scenic Beauty, captured as a bounded 36-place official monument universe.
Source: Agency for Cultural Affairs National Cultural Properties Database: Special Places of Scenic Beauty, 2026
The original 1985 Ministry of the Environment selected 100 springs, rivers, and water environments.
Source: Ministry of the Environment: 名水百選 portal and official list, 1985
The 2008 Ministry of the Environment Heisei selected 100 springs, rivers, and water environments.
Source: Ministry of the Environment: 名水百選 portal and official list, 2008
An archival Collection of the real restaurants, shops, and food stops documented for all 12 Season 2 episodes.
Season 2 gathers restaurants, shops, and shopping streets in episode order, with closed places kept as record.
Source: jksearch Season 2 store index, 2012
An archival Collection of the real restaurants and food shops documented for all 12 Season 1 episodes.
Season 1 records the restaurants and food shops behind each episode as a small neighborhood archive.
Source: TV Tokyo episode pages + jksearch Season 1 store index, 2012
The complete 100-castle Collection announced by the Japan Castle Foundation in 2006.
The Japan Castle Foundation 2006 selection, kept as a 100-site castle journey.
Source: Japan Castle Foundation: Japan 100 Great Castles, 2006
A Season 10 record of the twelve shops listed on the official TV Tokyo shop page, ordered by episode.
Season 10 keeps the twelve official shop entries as a compact episode-order record.
Source: TV Tokyo Kodoku no Gourmet Season 10 official shop page, 2022
The complete 2017 Continued Japan 100 Castles selection, Nos. 101-200, from the Japan Castle Foundation.
The 2017 continuation completes Nos. 101-200 as a second 100-castle journey.
Source: Japan Castle Foundation: Continued Japan 100 Castles, 2017
A Season 3 record of food stops named on TV Tokyo story pages, ordered by episode; ambiguous mentions are omitted.
Season 3 keeps the confirmed food stops in episode order; unnamed or ambiguous mentions stay outside the Collection.
Source: TV Tokyo Kodoku no Gourmet Season 3 official story pages, 2013
China's complete first-year World Heritage inscription group from the 1987 UNESCO session.
Source: UNESCO World Heritage Centre 1987 China inscriptions, 1987
A 2025 source snapshot of the 100 Tokyo ramen shops listed by Tabelog Hyakumeiten.
Source: Tabelog Ramen TOKYO Hyakumeiten 2025, 2025
A neutral corridor-level Collection of the eight Route 66 states documented by NPS Route 66 materials.
Source: U.S. National Park Service Route 66 materials, 2024
A complete source snapshot of the 63 National Park-designated units listed by the U.S. National Park Service.
Source: U.S. National Park Service: National Parks (63), 2026