You can really hear this soundtrack playing as you stare at the building in awe. The real life building is the Fukuoka concert hall. Nothing beats being woken up by your cute osananajimi in the morning (especially since we are talking about Kotori and not some trashy imouto character). I always believed that this place was made up, but those weird concentric circles are actually based off an area in Ishiyama Green Space in Hokkaido.įront of Kotarou’s house, near Karakida station in Tokyo. Kazamatsuri Park, a good place to hunt for UMAs and other mysterious creatures. Going there really makes you want to hang out with friends like Kotori after school, eating snacks and wandering around town.
Rewrite and Fate confirmed to be in the same universe.ĭowntown Kazamatsuri, which is actually just downtown Kobe. The fact that Key kept the pattern on the pillar and the wall in the visual novel background adds such a nice touch.Ĭhihaya’s house, which is modeled off one of the interior rooms of a western styled museum house called the Uroko House in Kobe. The real life version is also a shopping mall, near Osaka, without the roof like in the visual novel. The shopping mall (spoilers featured heavily in Lucia’s route, from the date to the epic fight with Shizuru). Can the real life locations compete in terms of environmental friendliness? Rewrite is set in Kazamatsuri, a city with a lot of greenery everywhere. The story starts off as a normal high school slice of life, but then deviates into a completely unexpected direction. In Rewrite, you play as the protagonist Tennouji Kotarou, as he investigates mysteries around town with 5 kawaii joushikousei classmates. Simply highlight the white blanks to read the spoilers. There might be some spoilers, so I put them in white font. Here are some pilgrimages of real life locations found in visual novels. To this day, I still listen to Key visual novel soundtracks despite playing the Key games over 5 years ago. The heavy reading format of the medium allows you to enjoy some of the most beautiful soundtracks out there. Visual novels have some of the craziest plot twists I have ever seen, that can only be pulled off in this medium. This is probably why all my waifus all come from visual novels (Tohsaka Rin from Fate/Stay Night, Toba Mashiro from Root Double and Niime Sora from the 9-nine series). The long length of visual novels gives you a lot of time to flesh out great characters. “Okay~ Shake it now, baby now~” Kanbe Kotori.Īlthough I love anime, I think that the best stories are told in the form of visual novels.
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