
Persona 5 has 6 confirmed real-world locations in Japan.

Batting cages
The team trains and spends afternoons at the cages down the street from Leblanc.
Sangenjaya Batting Center
as Yongenjaya

Cafe Leblanc
Ren lives above the attic coffee shop modeled on this narrow Sangenjaya block.
Good-day Good-day
as Yongenjaya

Kanda Shrine
The shrine grounds appear on the overworld map northeast of central Tokyo.
Kanda Myojin Shrine
as Tokyo

Shibuya Crossing
Crowds pour across the intersection as the Phantom Thieves move through central Tokyo.
Shibuya Scramble Crossing
as Shibuya

Shibuya Station
The game's station layout mirrors the real gates and lines beneath the Scramble.
Hachikō Exit, Shibuya Station
as Shibuya

Yongenjaya Station
The protagonist boards the train here for commutes into Shibuya and across Tokyo.
Sangenjaya Station
as Yongenjaya
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Real-world locations FAQ
Where is Persona 5 set?
Persona 5 has 6 confirmed real-world locations in Japan that inspired or stand in for places in the game. Use the map and location list below for addresses, coordinates, and scene-by-scene details.
Can you visit these real-world locations?
Many are public streets, landmarks, or businesses you can visit in real life—even when the game renames or reimagines them. Each location page notes access where we know it, and the community shares photos from real visits.
