What is the easiest station for reaching the Oshi No Ko scene in front of the National Diet Library?

Nagatacho Station is the most convenient for this exact street area, and it is about an 8-minute walk. Kokkai-gijidomae Station is also a practical alternative depending on your line.

Can I take photos freely around the National Diet Library front area?

Yes, you can usually photograph the public street and sidewalks, but avoid blocking pedestrians or security-related facilities. Because this is a government district, be respectful if guards or staff ask you not to linger near specific entrances.

Is the anime frame still easy to match with Google Street View today?

Yes, the road layout and major building shapes remain recognizable, so Street View is very useful for lining up the shot. Small differences in trees, traffic equipment, and seasonal foliage may affect the exact look.

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Oshi No Ko

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 7

Time

19m 51s

Google Map

35.6777, 139.7442

Nearest Station: Nagatacho Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, Hanzomon Line, Namboku Line)
Walk: 8 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late morning or early afternoon on a clear weekday for similar lighting and unobstructed street views
Crowd level: Moderate

Ruby, Kana, and MEM-cho walk together along the broad street in front of the National Diet Library area in Tokyo.
This moment appears as the newly formed idol group is gradually taking shape, with the characters moving through Tokyo while carrying their own hopes and anxieties about the entertainment world. The three girls walking together create a brighter mood than before, with a sense of determination about taking the next step. After the process of forming the group, adjusting to one another, and confirming their feelings, their relationship starts to resemble that of true companions, giving the scene a youthful and hopeful tone, as if they are briefly collecting themselves in the middle of the city before moving toward their goal again. The real-life location corresponds to the street area in front of the National Diet Library in Chiyoda, Tokyo, and the anime recreates the broad pedestrian space, road alignment, and the orderly government-district cityscape quite closely. In reality, the wide lanes, long straight perspective, and institutional building layout are the easiest identifying features, while the anime simplifies some background details. Signage and written information are often reduced or omitted to keep the frame visually clean. Even so, the relative positions of the trees, medians, streetlights, and building volumes remain recognizable, so although it is not a perfect one-to-one reproduction, the composition and orientation are accurate enough for pilgrimage fans to match the spot. Comparing the frame with the real site or Street View, visitors may notice small differences in season, vegetation, and traffic infrastructure depending on when reference images were taken.

What is the easiest station for reaching the Oshi No Ko scene in front of the National Diet Library?: Nagatacho Station is the most convenient for this exact street area, and it is about an 8-minute walk. Kokkai-gijidomae Station is also a practical alternative depending on your line.
Can I take photos freely around the National Diet Library front area?: Yes, you can usually photograph the public street and sidewalks, but avoid blocking pedestrians or security-related facilities. Because this is a government district, be respectful if guards or staff ask you not to linger near specific entrances.
Is the anime frame still easy to match with Google Street View today?: Yes, the road layout and major building shapes remain recognizable, so Street View is very useful for lining up the shot. Small differences in trees, traffic equipment, and seasonal foliage may affect the exact look.