Can I reach Pasar三芳 (upbound) directly on foot for a 22/7 pilgrimage?

Not easily. This is an expressway service area on the upbound side of the Kan-Etsu Expressway, so most visitors access it by car; if you come by train, a taxi from Tsuruse Station is the most realistic option.

Is the exterior shown in 22/7 still recognizable at Pasar三芳 today?

Yes, the overall building shape, roadway layout, and service-area atmosphere remain recognizable, though signs, parked cars, and small exterior details may differ from the anime frame.

Are there places to rest or eat while recreating this scene at Pasar三芳?

Yes. Pasar三芳 is a full service area with food, shops, restrooms, and seating, making it convenient for a short pilgrimage stop and photo comparison session.

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Nearest Station: Tsuruse Station (Tobu Tojo Line), then local access by taxi or car
Walk: Not practical on foot; around 25–35 minutes by taxi from the station
Best time to visit: Daytime on a clear afternoon for the closest match to the bright exterior shot
Crowd level: Moderate

A transitional exterior shot captures the Pasar三芳 upbound service area with a calm roadside atmosphere in 22/7.
This moment does not clearly show any characters, instead using the exterior space of the service area as a transitional shot that creates the rhythm of a brief pause during travel. In 22/7, these kinds of landscape cuts often connect scenes and help viewers feel the girls’ everyday movement between real life and idol activities. The emotion here is calm, with a slight sense of blankness and relief, suggesting that the characters are passing through a moment of emotional reset between the scenes before and after it. The anime’s depiction of Pasar三芳 (upbound) is carefully observed, especially in the overall building mass, parking layout, and the open roadway space in front, all of which can be compared with the real site. The location is a service area on the Kan-Etsu Expressway, so the scenery has the practical feel typical of a highway rest stop. Signage and facility names may be simplified or slightly adjusted in the anime, but the overall silhouette and spatial relationship remain highly recognizable. Compared with real life, there can be differences caused by traffic, parked vehicles, seasonal plants, and updated signs, yet the key features of the location are still easy to identify when checked against Google Street View or on-site photos.

Can I reach Pasar三芳 (upbound) directly on foot for a 22/7 pilgrimage?: Not easily. This is an expressway service area on the upbound side of the Kan-Etsu Expressway, so most visitors access it by car; if you come by train, a taxi from Tsuruse Station is the most realistic option.
Is the exterior shown in 22/7 still recognizable at Pasar三芳 today?: Yes, the overall building shape, roadway layout, and service-area atmosphere remain recognizable, though signs, parked cars, and small exterior details may differ from the anime frame.
Are there places to rest or eat while recreating this scene at Pasar三芳?: Yes. Pasar三芳 is a full service area with food, shops, restrooms, and seating, making it convenient for a short pilgrimage stop and photo comparison session.