seichitravel · 2026-11-03
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A football-themed station and seven statues among neighbourhood streets and parks. A themed walk through Yōichi Takahashi’s home area, from Yotsugi to Tateishi.
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Yotsugi → Shibue → Tateishi
Start at Keisei Yotsugi station and finish near Keisei-Tateishi. Check trains from your accommodation; outward and return fares are separate.
Allow a morning or afternoon, as a planning suggestion rather than a measured duration. From Yotsugi visit Ishizaki, Hyūga and Tsubasa, then Roberto and Sanae. Continue to Misaki in Shibue Park and finish with Wakabayashi in Tateishi. For a shorter walk, finish after Sanae and return to Yotsugi.
Start outside the ticket gates, beneath football-shaped lamps. Some decorations are in paid areas; enter only with an appropriate ticket. Keep passenger routes clear.
Meet Ishizaki at the first statue stop. View it from the pavement: this is a tribute to the character, not a real match location from the story.
Hyūga awaits in Yotsugi Park. This is also a children’s play space: share it considerately and frame the statue without other visitors.
The lead character’s stop: Tsubasa in Yotsugi Tsubasa Park. Leave room around the statue in your photo to include the everyday neighbourhood setting.
This tribute brings Roberto Hongo and Tsubasa together. Leave the park and return to the neighbourhood streets to find them. No shopping is needed to follow the walk.
Sanae closes the first Yotsugi section. Decide here whether to return to the station or continue towards Tateishi. The food budget is an allowance, not a booking at a specific café.
Continue to Shibue Park for Misaki. The city identifies the statue in the lawn area. Follow open paths and respect the park’s everyday use.
Finish with Wakabayashi at Tateishi Michihiroba. Follow local signs towards Keisei-Tateishi station for your return. This selection does not attempt to cover every statue in the district.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
Follow pedestrian crossings and open access routes. Walking time not measured.
| Item | Budget | Comfort | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transport | ¥0 | ¥0 | ¥0 |
| Lodging | ¥0 | ¥0 | ¥0 |
| Admission | ¥0 | ¥0 | ¥0 |
| Meals and local expenses | ¥2,000 | ¥3,500 | ¥5,500 |
| Total | ¥2,000 | ¥3,500 | ¥5,500 |
The budget is an estimate, not a booking offer. Lodging depends on dates and occupancy; meals and extras are allowances. Optional detours are not separately budgeted.
The sources below support the specific details listed. This is a partial desk review, not confirmation that the route has been walked in person.
Station decorations inside and outside ticket gates.
Checked:Author connection and five statues in Yotsugi.
Checked:Confirms Misaki’s statue in the park.
Checked:The statue maker identifies Wakabayashi at Tateishi Michihiroba.
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