What Japanese place names are familiar in anime?

I think I should have the most say in this. Because I have been to Japan, I have really been to many places in Japan that I am familiar with because of animation.

I put a photo I took in Yamato Wenxiong, Japan ~ ~ The most famous one here is the dense scarlet "Thousand Birds House" behind the main hall of the shrine, which is one of the most representative landscapes in Kyoto and also appeared in the movie Memoirs of a Geisha. Hundreds of scarlet torii formed a passage leading to the top of Daoling Mountain, including dozens of stone statues of foxes.

As a place I am familiar with in animation. The most famous one should be Kyoto. Kyoto, located in the south of Kyoto Prefecture in Feng Jingen, is an inland city, located in the northern half of Kyoto Basin (mountain city) and in the eastern mountainous area of Danbo Plateau. Kyoto was the capital of Japan until A.D. 1868. The long-term historical accumulation makes Kyoto rich in historical relics and is one of the important towns of Japanese traditional culture. Our theatrical editions of Detective Conan, Crossroads of Labyrinth and Love Songs of Tang Hong also have many stories about Kyoto. ...

Secondly, I want to talk about the Kamakura era. Seeing this place should bring back many memories and childhood. Yes, what I want to say is the location where all our post-80s childhood dunks. Kamakura is a coastal city in Kanagawa Prefecture, an ancient city with a history of nearly a thousand years. As a tourist attraction near the capital, Kamakura thrived again. In modern times, it is a cultural city where writers like to live. Now Kamakura is the third famous ancient capital in Japan after Kyoto and Nara.

Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you go to Kamakura to experience a slow-paced life.

To tell the truth, I like this country full of secondary flavor.