What is the easiest way to reach the Slow Loop scene at Kannonzaki Lighthouse?

Take the Keikyu Main Line to Uraga Station, then board a Keikyu bus bound for Kannonzaki. From the Kannonzaki bus stop, it is about a 10-minute walk uphill through the park area.

Can visitors go up Kannonzaki Lighthouse for photos?

Yes, the lighthouse is generally open to visitors during daytime hours, but the last admission time and closure days can change seasonally. It is best to check the official Japan Coast Guard or local tourism information before visiting.

Is photography allowed around the lighthouse and park paths used in the anime?

Casual photography is generally allowed in the outdoor park and around the lighthouse approach. Use caution on narrow paths, avoid blocking other visitors, and check for any temporary restrictions or facility-specific rules on the day.

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Nearest Station: Keikyu Bus stop: Kannonzaki (from Uraga Station on the Keikyu Main Line)
Walk: 10 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late morning to afternoon on a clear day, especially in spring or early autumn
Crowd level: Moderate

Hiyori and Koharu stand on a seaside path near Kannonzaki Lighthouse, framed by bright greenery and a calm coastal atmosphere.
This moment appears during the group’s stroll around the Kannonzaki area, with Hiyori and Koharu standing near a seaside path in a gentle, relaxed mood. As they walk together, they share small everyday thoughts and quietly grow closer against the wide coastal scenery. The scene carries a calm, healing feeling, as if they have paused for a moment to enjoy the sea breeze, the sunlight, and the comfort of being together; afterward, they continue sightseeing with the same soft atmosphere, and their bond deepens naturally. In real life, the anime clearly draws from the paths and grounds around Kannonzaki Lighthouse, recreating the slope, railings, greenery, and open elevated view toward the sea with high recognizability. The actual lighthouse is a white structure within Kannonzaki Park, and the real site has more noticeable paths, signs, and visitor facilities than the anime version, with vegetation that changes by season. The anime simplifies signboards, guardrails, and background details to create a cleaner composition, while the real location shows fuller park information and walking routes. For anime pilgrimage fans, the terrain, path direction, and coastal landscape match very well, making this a highly comparable and satisfying spot to visit.

What is the easiest way to reach the Slow Loop scene at Kannonzaki Lighthouse?: Take the Keikyu Main Line to Uraga Station, then board a Keikyu bus bound for Kannonzaki. From the Kannonzaki bus stop, it is about a 10-minute walk uphill through the park area.
Can visitors go up Kannonzaki Lighthouse for photos?: Yes, the lighthouse is generally open to visitors during daytime hours, but the last admission time and closure days can change seasonally. It is best to check the official Japan Coast Guard or local tourism information before visiting.
Is photography allowed around the lighthouse and park paths used in the anime?: Casual photography is generally allowed in the outdoor park and around the lighthouse approach. Use caution on narrow paths, avoid blocking other visitors, and check for any temporary restrictions or facility-specific rules on the day.