Can I take photos at the Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions! ENEOS gas station spot?

Yes, you can photograph the public street view, but avoid entering the station forecourt without permission because it is an active business. Be especially careful not to block cars or customers while recreating the angle.

Is this still recognizably the same location as in the anime and Street View?

Yes, the road shape and overall roadside layout remain the main identifying features, even if signs and parked vehicles change over time. Fans usually match the scene by the intersection geometry rather than exact storefront details.

Are there useful stops nearby for an anime pilgrimage visit?

Yes, the area has convenience stores and main-road sidewalks nearby, making it easy to combine with other Otsu and Keihan line Love, Chunibyo pilgrimage spots. Visiting in daylight is best for both safety and scene matching.

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Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!

Osaka

Episode

Ep. 2

Time

4m 58s

Google Map

34.9869, 135.9087

love chunibyo other delusions eneos gas station

Nearest Station: Keihan Ishiyamadera Station (Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line)
Walk: 12 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late morning or early afternoon on a clear day for lighting similar to the anime
Crowd level: Moderate

Yuuta and Rikka pass by a roadside ENEOS gas station during one of their early awkward but charming interactions.
This moment appears during the stage when Yuuta and Rikka are gradually becoming closer through their everyday interactions. As they walk together, Rikka continues speaking in her dramatic chunibyo style, forcing Yuuta to follow along with a mix of exasperation and concern. The mood is light and slightly awkward, with a gentle comedic tension: Yuuta seems annoyed on the surface, but he has already reached the point where he cannot simply ignore her, while Rikka remains fully immersed in her own mysterious and childlike world. The scenes before and after this one help build their relationship from ordinary schoolmates into two people who increasingly affect and care about each other. In real life, this scene is based on the area around an ENEOS gas station in Otsu, Shiga, and the road layout, intersection structure, and open roadside atmosphere match the anime quite well. The production clearly used the real location as reference. The signage, ENEOS branding, and scale of the street feel very close to the animated version, although the anime simplifies wires, storefront details, and small roadside clutter to keep the frame cleaner. Compared with the actual site or Street View, the building shape and road contours are reproduced accurately, but sign text, parked vehicles, and nearby facilities may have changed over time, so it is best to identify the spot by the overall geometry and streetscape rather than expecting every detail to be identical.

Can I take photos at the Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions! ENEOS gas station spot?: Yes, you can photograph the public street view, but avoid entering the station forecourt without permission because it is an active business. Be especially careful not to block cars or customers while recreating the angle.
Is this still recognizably the same location as in the anime and Street View?: Yes, the road shape and overall roadside layout remain the main identifying features, even if signs and parked vehicles change over time. Fans usually match the scene by the intersection geometry rather than exact storefront details.
Are there useful stops nearby for an anime pilgrimage visit?: Yes, the area has convenience stores and main-road sidewalks nearby, making it easy to combine with other Otsu and Keihan line Love, Chunibyo pilgrimage spots. Visiting in daylight is best for both safety and scene matching.