Can I recreate the NEW GAME! shot right outside Fuda Station?

Yes, the station-front area is publicly accessible and the layout still matches the anime well. Try shooting from the plaza-side approach and avoid blocking commuters during rush hour.

Is photography allowed around Fuda Station?

Casual photography in the public area outside the station is generally fine, but inside station premises you should follow Keio staff guidance and avoid tripods or obstructing passenger flow.

Are there useful facilities nearby for anime pilgrims?

Yes, the station area has convenience stores, cafés, and basic amenities nearby, making it an easy short stop. Since it is on the Keio Line, it also works well as part of a wider Chofu-area pilgrimage route.

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Nearest Station: Fuda Station (Keio Line)
Walk: 0 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Morning or late afternoon on a clear day for lighting similar to the anime and easier station-front shots
Crowd level: Moderate

Aoba Suzukaze stands near the station area at the start of her first big day, capturing the nervous excitement of heading toward her new job.
This moment appears at the beginning of Aoba Suzukaze’s transition into working life, just as she is about to head to her new job. Having just left her student days behind, she is filled with both excitement and nervousness, carrying big dreams about joining the game company she admires. The scene has a strong sense of departure, capturing a brief pause before the next chapter of her life begins; soon after this, she officially steps into the workplace, meets her seniors, and starts the warm yet busy daily life of NEW GAME! In real life, the anime scene is based on the area around Fuda Station in Chofu, Tokyo, and the overall street composition is quite faithful, especially in the direction of the road outside the station, the railings, and the open feeling of the station-front space. Although the anime simplifies some colors and background details to create a cleaner, brighter image, the station exterior and surrounding neighborhood atmosphere remain highly recognizable. Compared with the real location, some signs, shops, and roadside fixtures may have changed over time, but the overall layout and station-front scenery are still close enough for fans to identify the spot easily. If you visit in person, photographing from the station-front side and aligning with the street direction is the best way to recreate the anime composition.

Can I recreate the NEW GAME! shot right outside Fuda Station?: Yes, the station-front area is publicly accessible and the layout still matches the anime well. Try shooting from the plaza-side approach and avoid blocking commuters during rush hour.
Is photography allowed around Fuda Station?: Casual photography in the public area outside the station is generally fine, but inside station premises you should follow Keio staff guidance and avoid tripods or obstructing passenger flow.
Are there useful facilities nearby for anime pilgrims?: Yes, the station area has convenience stores, cafés, and basic amenities nearby, making it an easy short stop. Since it is on the Keio Line, it also works well as part of a wider Chofu-area pilgrimage route.