Can I safely recreate the ED shot on Chitose-bashi Bridge?

Yes, but use the pedestrian sidewalk only and do not step into the roadway. The bridge carries regular vehicle traffic, so wide shots are best taken quickly and carefully.

What is the easiest station for visiting this MyGO location?

Gakushuinshita Station on the Tokyo Sakura Tram is the closest convenient stop, only a short walk away. Mejiro Station is also possible but takes longer on foot.

Is this bridge an officially marked anime pilgrimage spot?

There is no official on-site anime marker or collaboration sign for this exact ED spot. Fans usually identify it through scene matching, maps, and Street View comparisons.

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BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!!

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. ED

Time

1m 17s

Google Map

35.7189, 139.7135

Nearest Station: Gakushuinshita Station (Toden Arakawa Line / Tokyo Sakura Tram)
Walk: 3 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late afternoon or early evening for a mood close to the ending sequence
Crowd level: Moderate

A quiet ending shot frames Chitose-bashi Bridge and the surrounding urban roadway with no characters present.
This shot appears in the ending sequence, with no characters visible; instead, it uses the bridge and surrounding city roads to quietly close out the episode’s lingering emotions. As part of the BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!! ED, the image carries a calm, distant, and contemplative mood, like a pause left for the audience after the characters have gone through conflict, uncertainty, and emotional friction. This kind of character-less urban scenery also reflects one of the series’ core feelings: even in the middle of Tokyo, people can still feel alone while slowly searching for connection. The real-life location is Chitose-bashi in Toshima, Tokyo, and the overall composition matches the actual place quite well, especially the direction of the roadway, the bridge railings, the massing of distant buildings, and the elevated spatial feel. The anime cleans up the colors and atmosphere to create a cooler, more controlled mood suited to the ED, while the real site feels busier because of traffic, weather, roadside fixtures, and signage. Compared with real life, signs, traffic markings, and pavement details are simplified in the anime, but the topography and spatial relationship of the bridge are preserved accurately enough to make this an easy pilgrimage spot to identify. If you visit, shooting from the pedestrian side gives you the best chance to recreate a similar angle, but be careful of traffic and passing pedestrians on the bridge.

Can I safely recreate the ED shot on Chitose-bashi Bridge?: Yes, but use the pedestrian sidewalk only and do not step into the roadway. The bridge carries regular vehicle traffic, so wide shots are best taken quickly and carefully.
What is the easiest station for visiting this MyGO location?: Gakushuinshita Station on the Tokyo Sakura Tram is the closest convenient stop, only a short walk away. Mejiro Station is also possible but takes longer on foot.
Is this bridge an officially marked anime pilgrimage spot?: There is no official on-site anime marker or collaboration sign for this exact ED spot. Fans usually identify it through scene matching, maps, and Street View comparisons.