Which exit should I use to reach the exact MyGO crossing quickly?

Use Ikebukuro Station's East Exit, then walk straight toward Sunshine 60 Street. The crossing is one of the main intersections on the approach to Sunshine City and is easy to spot.

Is it okay to stop and take photos at Sunshine 60 Street Crossing?

Yes, casual photography is generally fine, but this is a very busy pedestrian area so avoid blocking foot traffic or standing in the roadway. Tripods and long setups are best avoided during peak hours.

Can I still match the anime frame if the shops have changed?

Yes, the storefronts change often, but the street layout, crossing width, and overall perspective still match very well. Checking Google Street View before visiting helps you line up the angle more easily.

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

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 音一会

Time

4m 8s

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35.7302, 139.7168

Nearest Station: Ikebukuro Station (JR Yamanote Line, Saikyo Line, Marunouchi Line, Yurakucho Line, Fukutoshin Line, Seibu and Tobu lines)
Walk: 8 minutes on foot from Ikebukuro Station East Exit
Best time to visit: Late morning on weekdays or early evening for a similar lively atmosphere with manageable lighting
Crowd level: Can be crowded

Tomori and Anon stand at the busy Sunshine 60 Street crossing in Ikebukuro, framed by storefronts and crowds in a moment of uneasy conversation.
This moment takes place on a busy street in Ikebukuro, where the noise of the city sharply contrasts with the characters’ inner unease. Tomori and Anon move through the crowd in what looks like an ordinary walk and conversation, but both are carrying hesitation and pressure. For Tomori, forming connections with others is always tied to tension and self-doubt, while Anon is trying to get closer and understand her even as she hides her own insecurity behind a confident front. The scene works as a transition point in the band’s shifting relationships: within an everyday city view, the emotional distance between the two stands out clearly and sets up the deeper clashes and understanding that follow. In real life, this scene corresponds to Sunshine 60 Street Crossing in the Ikebukuro East Exit area, a famous intersection on the way to Sunshine City. The anime recreates the street width, pedestrian flow, arrangement of shops on both sides, and the open feel of the crossing with strong accuracy, making the real-life source easy to identify. The long straight street view, dense commercial signage, and distinctly lively Ikebukuro atmosphere all match the location well. As usual, the anime simplifies or alters actual store names, advertisements, and finer sign details, likely for rights reasons, and slightly cleans up the visual clutter to keep attention on the characters. Because tenants and storefronts change often in real life, some signs and facades may differ from the broadcast version, but the overall street structure and composition remain highly recognizable, making this an excellent pilgrimage spot for scene comparison.

Which exit should I use to reach the exact MyGO crossing quickly?: Use Ikebukuro Station's East Exit, then walk straight toward Sunshine 60 Street. The crossing is one of the main intersections on the approach to Sunshine City and is easy to spot.
Is it okay to stop and take photos at Sunshine 60 Street Crossing?: Yes, casual photography is generally fine, but this is a very busy pedestrian area so avoid blocking foot traffic or standing in the roadway. Tripods and long setups are best avoided during peak hours.
Can I still match the anime frame if the shops have changed?: Yes, the storefronts change often, but the street layout, crossing width, and overall perspective still match very well. Checking Google Street View before visiting helps you line up the angle more easily.