Real Life Locations in Ai Tenchi Muyo!

If you mean the white building, no, it just looks like it is because the way it’s built.

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I guess that it’s a service that is free, while normally you have to donate or pay for shrine stuff like charms or talismans, the paper is apart of the shrine.

Yeah, I think the second sign is in the Hokoku train station and it tells what routes it connects to

Here is a suggestion. Go on the Google site. Type in Takahasi Japan. Then look for the map of Takahashi Japan on the Google site. Or check out Takahashi Japan on Google map.

I am using this quote to describe where the real life location of the fictional Masaki Shrine is. The real life location for Tenchi’s house and the Shrine is site 5. Site 5 is basically a large hill.

Takahashi Japan has been using AI: TENCHI MUYO as a way to promote tourism. Takahashi does seem to have a lot of great tourist sites including Bitchu Matsuyama Castle and Fukiya Fursato Village.

If there was a real life Masaki Shrine, it will likely be a pilgrimage site. in all of the Tenchi series, the Masaki Shrine is still an active place of worship. Its location makes it a great pilgrimage site. Add the nature preserve and the woods, hiking is part of the pilgrimage experience. The exact number of the Kami at the Masaki Shrine unknown. I can suspect that three of the kami are the Chousin Goddesses.

When I look at Google Earth’s map of Takahashi, there turns out to be a lot of potential site for the Masaki Shrine. One of the potential sites must be near Hokoku Station.

I didn’t forget that the design of the Masaki Shrine was expired by a real life shrine. Strangely, the real life shrine’s location is southwest of Kurashiki City Japan. The Fictional Masaki is supposed to be located northwest of Kurashiki.

I was referring to both shrines. I have temporary forgotten the name the real shine whom Masaki Kajishima had used as the basis of the design of the fictional Masaki Shrine. I will like state that I have forgotten which city where the real shrine is located. The fictional Masaki Shrine is located on the fictional large nature preserve which I have been referring to.

Takahashi City seems to be the best location for the fictional Masaki Shrine. As a result of Seina taking what seems to be a bicycle and hiking trail as a shortcut to Kiriko’s house, the nature preserve where both Tenchi’s house and the Masaki Shrine are located is slightly outside the town located near it.

Unknown, probably natural breaking of the rock.

Yeah, and this pops up. The Ryo-Ohkis look pudgy

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It’s too bad we cannot find this magazine or it’s title to see what the cover or other pages might look like.

Yeah it is, it’s just a close up of the Tenchi box on the side

Cool, take pictures, there was a rock collapse awhile ago at the cave but pretty sure it’s cleaned up by now. You might be able to get a travel book with the characters in it

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Though they probably only sell it in one place, still it would be cool to have, also travel well

Doesn’t make any sense, she should at least charge you more if you want more, not limit you.

any other pics of places besides the museum?

Did the saleswoman tell you why you could only have two?

Probably to limit the number of cards so that a lot of people can get them. They possibly have only so many and want everyone to have a chance to get some than just one guy taking all.

More surreal would be asking to have a drink sake with her. But in any case, hope you had a nice trip and got to the places you wanted to see. Shame about the camera dying, did you by chance visit the shrine?

I think so, I saw a quiz in one of the pics that had the question in English and Japanese

Bill W. and his friends?