Can I still find the exact bus stop used for this scene at Kajino Park East Side?

Yes, the roadside layout and bus stop area on the east side of Kajino Park are still identifiable. Check Google Street View before visiting, as minor sign or pole changes can happen over time.

Is this spot easy to photograph without bothering locals?

Generally yes, because it is a quiet residential street edge by the park, but keep clear of the bus boarding area and avoid blocking pedestrians. Early daytime or late afternoon is best for unobtrusive photos.

Are there facilities nearby for a short anime pilgrimage stop?

Yes, Kajino Park has open public space and the surrounding Higashi-Koganei area has convenience stores and station-area services within walking distance. It works well as a brief stop on a larger This Art Club Has a Problem! location walk.

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This Art Club Has a Problem!

Tokyo

Episode

Ep. 2

Time

19m 59s

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35.7028, 139.5269

this art club has a problem kajino park east side bus stop

Nearest Station: Higashi-Koganei Station (JR Chuo Line)
Walk: 15 minutes on foot
Best time to visit: Late afternoon on a clear day for lighting similar to the anime, especially in spring or early autumn
Crowd level: Usually quiet

Usami and Uchimaki share an awkward after-school moment beside the bus stop near Kajino Park.
This moment appears during one of the characters’ everyday interactions, when Usami is conscious of Uchimaki’s reaction to her but is also helplessly drawn along by his natural, slightly airheaded behavior, giving the scene a mix of adolescent shyness and awkwardness. Standing near the bus stop, their exchange looks like an ordinary after-school conversation on the surface, but Usami is more flustered than usual, hoping to grow closer while also feeling frustrated by how unpredictable he is. The shot perfectly captures the series’ balance of light comedy and faint romantic tension, while setting the mood for their amusing interactions that follow. In real life, the location is on the east side of Kajino Park, and the anime recreates the road layout, bus stop placement, surrounding residential atmosphere, and even the background greenery with impressive accuracy. The composition of the stop beside the street corner especially makes the source location easy to recognize. That said, the anime uses brighter colors and simplifies some parts of the streetscape: local notices, utility pole details, and road markings are cleaner and less cluttered on screen, helping the scene fit the fresh tone of a school comedy. When visiting, pay attention to the bus stop sign, curb shape, and the greenery along the park side, and compare them with Google Street View to better appreciate how precisely the staff adapted the real background.

Can I still find the exact bus stop used for this scene at Kajino Park East Side?: Yes, the roadside layout and bus stop area on the east side of Kajino Park are still identifiable. Check Google Street View before visiting, as minor sign or pole changes can happen over time.
Is this spot easy to photograph without bothering locals?: Generally yes, because it is a quiet residential street edge by the park, but keep clear of the bus boarding area and avoid blocking pedestrians. Early daytime or late afternoon is best for unobtrusive photos.
Are there facilities nearby for a short anime pilgrimage stop?: Yes, Kajino Park has open public space and the surrounding Higashi-Koganei area has convenience stores and station-area services within walking distance. It works well as a brief stop on a larger This Art Club Has a Problem! location walk.