Can I photograph the bench area at Ano Station freely?

Yes, casual photography from public areas is generally fine, but avoid blocking passengers on the platform or station approach. If you use a tripod or stay for extended shooting, keep clear of railway operations and follow any posted station rules.

Is this still an easy scene to match from episode 6?

Yes, fans can still identify the location quite easily because the station layout and surrounding residential feel remain recognizable. Small details like benches, pavement, and signs may differ from the anime due to updates over time.

Are there facilities nearby for a short anime pilgrimage stop?

Ano Station is a small local station, so facilities right at the scene are limited. It works best as a quick stop on the Keihan line, with more dining and convenience options found a few stations away in larger surrounding areas.

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Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!

Osaka

Episode

Ep. 6

Time

12m 8s

Google Map

35.0560, 135.8650

love chunibyo other delusions ano station

Nearest Station: Ano Station (Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line)
Walk: 1 minute on foot
Best time to visit: Late morning or mid-afternoon on a clear day for lighting similar to the anime
Crowd level: Usually quiet

Yuuta and Rikka share a quiet moment near the bench area by Ano Station in episode 6 of Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!.
This moment comes during the stage when Yuuta and Rikka are slowly growing closer, as they pause near Ano Station in the middle of an otherwise quiet everyday setting. On the surface, their exchange still carries some of the awkward humor and chuunibyo-style playfulness seen throughout the series, but underneath it Yuuta is beginning to care more deeply about Rikka’s real feelings, while Rikka shows him a calmer and less guarded side than usual. Rather than serving as a dramatic turning point, the scene works as an important transition in their relationship, capturing the gentle, clumsy trust that becomes more visible afterward. In real life, the anime’s recreation of the bench area near Ano Station is quite accurate, especially in the small local-station atmosphere and residential surroundings. While the bench, railings, pavement, greenery, and some signage may have changed over time, and the station-name markings may not match the anime perfectly, the overall layout and background silhouette remain easy to recognize. The anime cleans up the frame slightly to make the characters stand out, whereas the real location feels more lived-in, but it is still one of the easier spots for fans to match successfully on site.

Can I photograph the bench area at Ano Station freely?: Yes, casual photography from public areas is generally fine, but avoid blocking passengers on the platform or station approach. If you use a tripod or stay for extended shooting, keep clear of railway operations and follow any posted station rules.
Is this still an easy scene to match from episode 6?: Yes, fans can still identify the location quite easily because the station layout and surrounding residential feel remain recognizable. Small details like benches, pavement, and signs may differ from the anime due to updates over time.
Are there facilities nearby for a short anime pilgrimage stop?: Ano Station is a small local station, so facilities right at the scene are limited. It works best as a quick stop on the Keihan line, with more dining and convenience options found a few stations away in larger surrounding areas.