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Haruhi Suzumiya - Ferry

In addition to checking out the port area of Tokushima I also took the Nankai ferry since it was shown in Haruhi Suzumiya.



Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 00m48s


The ferry runs between Tokushima and Wakayama.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 04m13s


Unfortunately the ferry that was shown in the anime was retired in 2007, so the one I took didn't match.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 04m33s


There were some similarities though like these green sailcloth covered walkways.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 04m39s


The seating areas outside were different.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 05m12s


These rows of plastic chairs didn't match either.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 06m15s


The insides were slightly more similar.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 06m18s


Sitting area with vending machines.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 06m22s


Area where you could lie down.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 05m28s


They play cards in the area where you can lie down in the shown.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 06m44s


There's just open shelves here without any door.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 07m05s


The cushions behind Haruhi here are the same though.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 07m37s


Kyon buys drinks from one of the vending machines.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 1 - 07m43s


They only had apple juice boxes and not cans for sale.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 2 - 20m26s


The outsides of the ferry is also shown in Remote Island Syndrome Part 2.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 2 - 20m27s


Side of the ferry.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 2 - 20m37s


Haruhi and the others sitting outside in this episode.




Image from Remote Island Syndrome Part 2 - 22m02s


Mooring winches.




They also had ferry mascot character decorations, just like I saw at the ferry terminal and on the side of the ship.




Inside too.



No location map since it's just a ferry running between Tokushima and Wakayama.

This location was visited on 2019/11/06.

Links:
Nankai Ferry official website

Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://www.purevisual.jp/seichijyunrei/suzumiya/ferry.html

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