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Filming locations

Love Letter: Filming locations

2003

5 verified places
  1. 01

    Otaru

    오타루
    Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan

    Otaru is famous for being a filming location for the movie 'Love Letter'. The quiet alleys and beautiful scenery evoke the film's emotional atmosphere.

    Otaru, famous as the filming location for the movie Love Letter! To summarize the plot, it is an emotional story that unfolds against the backdrop of snow-covered Hokkaido, connected through memories of first love and letters.
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  2. 02

    Otaru Canal

    오타루 운하
    5 Minatomachi, Otaru, Hokkaido 047-0007, Japan

    The Otaru Canal is a picturesque spot perfect for taking photos and enjoying the serene atmosphere.

    I took photos with my family at the Otaru Canal. Just standing there felt like it completed the atmosphere.
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  3. 03

    Kato Coffee Shop

    가토 커피점(可否茶館, 카히사칸) 사카이마치점
    Japan, 〒047-0027 Hokkaido, Otaru, Sakaimachi, 5−30 カフェ/コーヒ

    Kato Coffee Shop is a retro-style tea house located in a historical building. Its romantic exterior and stone structure reflect both Japanese and modern architectural history.

    Another historical building is the retro-style teahouse 'Kato Coffee Shop (可否茶館, Kahisakan) Sakai-machi branch.'
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  4. 04

    Otaru Shussemae Plaza

    오타루 출세전광장(小樽出世前広場, 슛세마에 히로바)
    2-12 Sakaimachi, Otaru, Hokkaido 047-0027, Japan

    Otaru Shussemae Plaza is a nostalgic food court theme park located on Sakai-machi Street. It features a cozy alley that embodies a retro atmosphere.

    This is a beloved alley! This narrow and cozy alley is located on Otaru Sakai-machi Street and is home to 'Otaru Shussemae Hiroba,' a retro-themed food court park.
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  5. 05

    Ironai Pier Park

    이로나이 부두공원
    3 Chome-12 Ironai, Otaru, Hokkaido 047-0031, Japan

    A park frequented by locals, featuring various green trees and a relaxing atmosphere.

    Ilonae Budu Park felt like a place more frequented by local residents than by tourists.
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