Kajibashi Bridge is one of the iconic locations featured in Hyouka and serves as a memorable starting point for the anime pilgrimage in Takayama. The bridge and its surrounding streets appear throughout the series, allowing fans to experience the atmosphere of the town exactly as depicted in the anime.

Miyagawa Morning Market Street is a scenic riverside area featured in the opening scenes of Hyouka. With its traditional townscape, flowing river, and local shops, the area captures the calm and nostalgic atmosphere that made the anime’s setting so distinctive.

Takayama City Library Kanshoukan appears in Episode 18 of Hyouka and is one of the most recognizable indoor locations from the series. Visitors can explore both the exterior and interior spaces while comparing real-life scenes with moments from the anime.

Hie Shrine is an important location featured in Episode 20 of Hyouka. Surrounded by forest and traditional architecture, the shrine reflects the quiet spiritual atmosphere of Takayama and also connects to the city’s famous seasonal festivals.

Kami-Sannomachi is Takayama’s historic old town district, lined with traditional wooden buildings, shops, and cafés that inspired several scenes in Hyouka. Fans can visit cafés modeled in the anime and enjoy the calm atmosphere that shaped many of the series’ everyday moments.

Marutto Plaza features a special Hyouka fan exchange corner where visitors can view displays, messages, and local materials related to the anime. It serves as a gathering point for fans visiting Takayama as a real-life setting of the series.