A manga by Takehiko Inoue about a high school basketball team's challenges, adapted into a TV anime and the movie THE FIRST SLAM DUNK. Kanagawa Prefecture's official tourism information introduces the railroad crossing near Enoden's Kamakurakokomae Station as a place connected to the series, and Akibadai Cultural Gymnasium in Fujisawa as the model for a game venue.
Official site of the work ↗Places introduced by local governments, tourism associations or the work’s official channels.
📍 Endo, Fujisawa, Kanagawa
A sports facility in Fujisawa, introduced by the Kanagawa Tourism Association as the gymnasium that served as the model for a game venue in the SLAM DUNK manga.
⚠️ This is a public sports facility used for tournaments and practice. Follow the facility's rules, such as keeping photos to the exterior, so you do not disturb users.
📍 Koshigoe, Kamakura, Kanagawa
A spot on the east side of Kamakurakokomae Station where you can see the sea beyond the railroad crossing, introduced by Kanagawa Prefecture's official tourism site as a famous SLAM DUNK location.
⚠️ As Kamakura City asks, never step into the road or onto the tracks to take photos, do not stop on the sidewalk and block the way, obey the crossing alarms and traffic signals, do not park nearby, and do not enter private property.
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Places are based on information from local governments, tourism associations, official sources of each work and the Anime Tourism Association. Limited-time collaborations, prices and opening hours are not listed — please check each official site before you go.
Checked: 2026-10-14
