Can I reach Morito Shrine directly by train?

Not directly. Most visitors go via JR Zushi Station or Keikyu Zushi-Hayama Station, then transfer to a local bus bound for the Morito Kaigan area.

Is photography allowed at Morito Shrine for anime pilgrimage shots?

Outdoor photography for personal visits is generally possible, but be respectful around worshippers and avoid blocking paths or shrine activity areas. If you plan tripods, cosplay, or commercial shooting, check locally with shrine staff first.

What is the best spot to recreate the Nagatoro seaside shrine mood?

The shrine grounds facing the coast and the approach near the open sea view are the key areas to explore. Clear weather near sunset gives the closest feel to the anime’s soft, romantic atmosphere.

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don t toy with me miss nagatoro 2nd attack morito shrine

DON'T TOY WITH ME, MISS NAGATORO 2nd Attack

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 6

Time

13m 57s

Google Map

35.2729, 139.5697

don t toy with me miss nagatoro 2nd attack morito shrine

Nearest Station: JR Zushi Station / Keikyu Zushi-Hayama Station, then take a Keikyu bus to Morito Kaigan bus stop
Walk: About 5 minutes on foot from Morito Kaigan bus stop
Best time to visit: Late morning to golden hour on clear days, especially spring to early autumn for the seaside atmosphere
Crowd level: Moderate

Nagatoro and Senpai share a quiet, teasingly intimate moment at the seaside grounds of Morito Shrine.
This scene appears during Nagatoro and Senpai’s visit to a seaside shrine, where their usual playful teasing starts to feel much more like a date. Nagatoro still leads the interaction with her mischievous energy, but she also begins to show more of her genuine feelings for Senpai, while he grows increasingly flustered and shy as she pulls him closer. The calm, open background gives their lighthearted exchange a stronger sense of youthful romantic tension, making this moment an important emotional bridge for what follows. The real-life model is Morito Shrine in Hayama, Kanagawa, and the anime reproduces its seaside setting, open approach, and distant ocean skyline with impressive accuracy. On location, the connection between the shrine and the coast is immediately recognizable, which explains the fresh and airy mood of the animated scene. Compared with the anime, the real site may have different plants, railings, paving, and sign placement depending on season, maintenance, or events, and there is naturally more visible guidance and shrine signage than in the simplified background art. Even so, the overall layout is highly recognizable, and fans can still find a very similar angle; compared with Street View and visitor photos, the anime clearly streamlines small details while preserving Morito Shrine’s signature coastal shrine atmosphere and sense of space.

Can I reach Morito Shrine directly by train?: Not directly. Most visitors go via JR Zushi Station or Keikyu Zushi-Hayama Station, then transfer to a local bus bound for the Morito Kaigan area.
Is photography allowed at Morito Shrine for anime pilgrimage shots?: Outdoor photography for personal visits is generally possible, but be respectful around worshippers and avoid blocking paths or shrine activity areas. If you plan tripods, cosplay, or commercial shooting, check locally with shrine staff first.
What is the best spot to recreate the Nagatoro seaside shrine mood?: The shrine grounds facing the coast and the approach near the open sea view are the key areas to explore. Clear weather near sunset gives the closest feel to the anime’s soft, romantic atmosphere.