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The giant Gundam at DiverCity will be removed as one of Japan’s top three anime landmarks

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — One of DiverCity’s famous landmarks, the towering RG1/1 RX78-2 Gundam Ver.GFT standing in front of the shopping mall DiverCity, is a 1:1 scale real-life Gundam statue...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported

One of DiverCity’s famous landmarks, the 1:1 scale real-life Gundam statue standing tall in front of the shopping mall DiverCity, will cease its exhibition on March 5. Additionally, the Gundam FRONT Tokyo exhibition hall on the seventh floor of DiverCity will also close on April 5. The news has saddened many Gundam fans, and the Gundam that has stood tall in DiverCity for five years is about to take its final bow.

One of DiverCity’s famous landmarks, the 1:1 scale real-life Gundam, will make its final appearance in March (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Gao Jiajun)

In addition to the DiverCity Gundam, the Gundam FRONT Tokyo exhibition hall on the seventh floor of DiverCity will also close (Image source: Gundam FRONT Tokyo)

Japan is world-renowned for its animation and cartoons. The characters, scenes, and merchandise from these stories captivate fans who flock to visit and shop. Aside from the eye-catching 1:1 scale giant Gundam, film locations popularized by Your Name have recently become highly sought-after pilgrimage spots. This time, Scenic Spots introduces three film locations from animations—other than those in Your Name—that are not only hugely popular but also attract visitors with their beautiful scenery and unique charm.

A surge in movie location pilgrimages sparked by Your Name (Image source: Wikipedia)

1. The Wind Rises – Karuizawa

Karuizawa’s Hotel Bessho is also considered by Japanese fans as one of the important filming locations in the movie (Image source: Hotel Bessho)

2. Detective Conan: The Crossroad in the Ancient Capital – Kyoto

The Crossroad in the Ancient Capital, the seventh Detective Conan theatrical film, is mostly set in the well-known city of Kyoto, with Nanzen-ji Temple being one of the featured locations (Image source: Wikipedia)

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