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K-On - Restaurant

The last place I visited this time was the restaurant seen in episode 10 of the second season of K-On. The closest train station is Rokujizō Station.



Image from S2E10 - 05m37s


This is a Big Boy Steak Restaurant in real life.




Image from S2E10 - 05m48s


Everybody is spying on Sawako.




Image from S2E10 - 06m35s


They sit down by the window here. The seats are positioned differently from the anime.




Image from S2E10 - 06m43s


There's similar looking booth seats along the other walls though.




Image from S2E10 - 07m23s


Not as many desserts on the menu here as in the show.




I just got a small steak and no desserts.




Image from S2E10 - 07m55s


The building shown in the background is no longer there.




Image from S2E10 - 07m56s


Sawako leaves.




Image from S2E10 - 07m59s


Everybody are watching from near the restaurant entrance.




Image from S2E10 - 08m16s


There's these parking info signs blocking the view here now.




Image from S2E10 - 08m27s


Everybody gets caught spying by Norimi, also known as Christina.




Image from S2E10 - 08m30s


Mio gets shocked and freezes up.




Image from S2E10 - 08m37s


Closeup of Norimi.




Image from S2E10 - 08m41s


Later in the same episode they all go with Norimi to an oden stall near Tojikawara Children's Park.



Location map:



This location was visited on 2019/11/10.

Special thanks to the ones who went here before:
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/kbas/20120721/p1
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