Is the Yoriya area easy to match with the anime scene in person?

Yes. The street layout and storefront positions are still recognizable, and many fans use Google Street View first to align the angle before visiting.

Can I take photos right in front of Tachinomi-dokoro Yoriya?

You can photograph the street from public space, but be respectful because it is a real operating business. Avoid blocking the entrance, photographing customers, or lingering during busy evening hours.

What should I combine with this Nagatoro pilgrimage stop nearby?

Most fans pair it with other Yokosuka-area Nagatoro locations on the same day, especially spots reachable along the Keikyū Main Line. Bring a scene reference image because the best match is easiest to find from the street edge rather than directly in front of the shop.

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don t toy with me miss nagatoro yoriya

DON'T TOY WITH ME, MISS NAGATORO

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 9

Time

17m 28s

Google Map

35.2967, 139.5795

Nearest Station: Keikyū Taura Station (Keikyū Main Line)
Walk: about 3 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late afternoon to early evening on a clear day for a similar neighborhood atmosphere
Crowd level: Usually quiet

Nagatoro and Senpai move through a neighborhood street, capturing the series’ playful teasing and growing closeness.
This moment appears during an outing sequence between Nagatoro and Senpai, as the two walk through town while continuing the playful rhythm that defines the series. Nagatoro still speaks in her usual mischievous, teasing way, but she is clearly enjoying the time alone with him, while Senpai remains flustered by her constant pressure yet is slowly becoming comfortable with the special closeness they share. The mood here is light and natural, acting as a transition point where their relationship quietly grows warmer, mixing comedy with a faint romantic tension that leads into more direct emotional moments later. The scene is based on the streetscape around Tachinomi-dokoro Yoriya in Yokosuka, Kanagawa, and the anime reproduces the road alignment, corner building layout, and storefront positioning with notably high accuracy. The shopfront impression and street perspective are very faithful to the real location, though the anime simplifies signage text and reduces trademarks and fine details, so the real site has richer lettering, stickers, advertisements, and facade decorations that may also have changed over time. Compared with the anime, the actual area usually feels more lived-in, with more visible utility wires, road markings, parked vehicles, and the everyday atmosphere of a local drinking-street neighborhood. For anime pilgrimage visitors, this is the kind of spot where Google Street View and on-site views line up well for composition checks, but since it is an active business area, visitors should be careful not to block pedestrians or disturb the shop and nearby residents.

Is the Yoriya area easy to match with the anime scene in person?: Yes. The street layout and storefront positions are still recognizable, and many fans use Google Street View first to align the angle before visiting.
Can I take photos right in front of Tachinomi-dokoro Yoriya?: You can photograph the street from public space, but be respectful because it is a real operating business. Avoid blocking the entrance, photographing customers, or lingering during busy evening hours.
What should I combine with this Nagatoro pilgrimage stop nearby?: Most fans pair it with other Yokosuka-area Nagatoro locations on the same day, especially spots reachable along the Keikyū Main Line. Bring a scene reference image because the best match is easiest to find from the street edge rather than directly in front of the shop.