Can I enter the Tokyu Bus Awashima Depot to recreate the anime shot?

No, the depot itself is an active bus facility and not a sightseeing site, so fans should photograph only from public roads and sidewalks outside.

Is the anime angle easiest to match with Google Street View here?

Yes, this spot is one of the easier matches because the road shape, depot frontage, and surrounding streetscape are clearly visible on Street View.

What should I be careful about when photographing this location?

Watch for buses entering and leaving the depot and avoid blocking sidewalks or driveways. Since it is a working transport site, quick and respectful photography is best.

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dead dead demons dededede destruction awashima depot

DEAD DEAD DEMONS DEDEDEDE DESTRUCTION

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 7

Time

22m 2s

Google Map

35.6535, 139.6726

dead dead demons dededede destruction awashima depot

Nearest Station: Ikejiri-Ohashi Station (Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line) or a Tokyu Bus stop near Awashima Depot
Walk: about 18–22 minutes on foot from Ikejiri-Ohashi Station
Best time to visit: Late morning or early afternoon on a clear day for easier street matching and brighter reference photos
Crowd level: Moderate

A quiet roadside view near the Tokyu Bus Awashima Depot captures the ordinary urban atmosphere used in the anime’s unsettling everyday world.
This moment does not focus on character expressions, but instead uses the streetscape and the atmosphere around the bus depot to create a sense of unease within everyday life. As throughout the series, seemingly ordinary Tokyo scenery is placed alongside the constant anxiety hanging over the world. At this point in the story, the characters’ lives still appear to be moving forward as usual, yet they are already being slowly eroded by changing circumstances, social pressure, and uncertainty about the future. The shot works like a brief pause in the narrative, letting viewers absorb the texture of the real city while emphasizing how small and lost the characters feel under the shadow of a larger era. The real-world location is the area around the Tokyu Bus Awashima Depot, and the anime recreates it with impressive accuracy in the road layout, the openness of the intersection, and the arrangement of the depot walls and facilities. The proportions of the street and the camera angle clearly draw from the actual place, especially the slightly utilitarian edge-of-the-city atmosphere in front of the bus garage, which the anime preserves well. Compared with the anime, the biggest differences on site are likely to be updated signs, notices, and traffic markings, along with small changes in guardrail colors or trimmed greenery. Even so, the overall landscape is highly recognizable, and a Google Street View comparison makes it easy to see how faithfully the scene was based on the real location.

Can I enter the Tokyu Bus Awashima Depot to recreate the anime shot?: No, the depot itself is an active bus facility and not a sightseeing site, so fans should photograph only from public roads and sidewalks outside.
Is the anime angle easiest to match with Google Street View here?: Yes, this spot is one of the easier matches because the road shape, depot frontage, and surrounding streetscape are clearly visible on Street View.
What should I be careful about when photographing this location?: Watch for buses entering and leaving the depot and avoid blocking sidewalks or driveways. Since it is a working transport site, quick and respectful photography is best.