What is the easiest public transport route to this MyGO!!!!! scene spot?

The usual route is to take the Keikyu Line to Zushi-Hayama Station or the JR Line to Zushi Station, then board a local bus toward Morito Kaigan. From the Morito Kaigan stop, the vending machine area by the parking lot is only a short walk.

Can I take photos at the Morito Beach parking vending machine area without problems?

Yes, casual photography is generally fine because it is an outdoor public seaside area, but avoid blocking parked cars, vending machines, or access routes. Be especially considerate during beach season when visitors and vehicles increase.

Is this location officially marked as an anime pilgrimage spot for BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!!?

There is no permanent official anime marker at the vending machine itself, so fans usually identify it by matching the coastline, parking layout, and machine placement. Using map views and Street View beforehand helps a lot when framing the shot.

Local Weather

7-Day Forecast

Show Local Weather

mori to beach parking vending machine

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

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. エガクミライ

Time

2m 55s

Google Map

35.2717, 139.5713

Nearest Station: Zushi-Hayama Station (Keikyu Zushi Line), then local bus to Morito Kaigan
Walk: About 3 minutes on foot from Morito Kaigan bus stop
Best time to visit: Late afternoon on clear days, especially in spring or early autumn
Crowd level: Moderate

Anon Chihaya and Tomori Takamatsu stand near the seaside vending machines by Morito Beach in a quiet, emotionally reflective moment.
This moment takes place during a seaside conversation, where the characters briefly step away from the misunderstandings, pressure, and anxiety building inside the band and try to sort out their feelings in a quieter, more open coastal space. The mood is calm and introspective; even without open conflict, you can feel the weight of emotions that still have not been fully expressed. Like many scenes in MyGO!!!!!, the seaside setting deepens the emotional nuance, showing the characters slowly learning how to face their own vulnerability and reconnect with each other. It feels both like a short breathing space and a prelude to the emotional closeness that follows. The real-life spot matches the vending machine area beside Morito Beach Parking Lot No. 5 in Hayama, and the anime captures the edge of the seaside parking area, the vending machine placement, and the open ocean view with high recognizability. Compared with the anime, the actual site may have different signs, vending machine branding, parking markings, and updated notices over time, so the small details are not always identical, but the overall layout and relationship between the road and shoreline remain very close. The anime also cleans up visual clutter, while the real location may include more cars, seasonal beach facilities, visitors, and other seaside elements. If you want to recreate the frame, pay close attention to the machine angle and ocean background, and visit near late afternoon for a softer atmosphere closer to the show.

What is the easiest public transport route to this MyGO!!!!! scene spot?: The usual route is to take the Keikyu Line to Zushi-Hayama Station or the JR Line to Zushi Station, then board a local bus toward Morito Kaigan. From the Morito Kaigan stop, the vending machine area by the parking lot is only a short walk.
Can I take photos at the Morito Beach parking vending machine area without problems?: Yes, casual photography is generally fine because it is an outdoor public seaside area, but avoid blocking parked cars, vending machines, or access routes. Be especially considerate during beach season when visitors and vehicles increase.
Is this location officially marked as an anime pilgrimage spot for BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!!?: There is no permanent official anime marker at the vending machine itself, so fans usually identify it by matching the coastline, parking layout, and machine placement. Using map views and Street View beforehand helps a lot when framing the shot.