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Lake Itomori

*See also: Itomori*

**Lake Itomori** is a lake in Gifu, Japan. The town of Itomori lies around this lake.

## In *Kimi no Na wa.*

### Formation

The lake was created as the result of a fragment from Comet Tiamat crashing into the town 1200 years prior to the events of the film.

### Geography

The fragment of the Comet was rich in iron, so it helped fertilize the lake and the surrounding land. The lake was quickly filled by fish after the first impact.

### 2013 Itomori impact event

The lake was permanently altered to gourd-shaped when a piece of Comet Tiamat crashed again in 2013 and destroyed the surrounding town, creating a crater 1 km in diameter right next to the original lake.

## Real-life location

While the lake is fictional, it is based on **Lake Suwa**, a lake in the Kiso Mountains, in the central region of Nagano Prefecture, Japan.

Its coordinates are 36°02′54″N 138°05′03″E.

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## Gallery

At sunriseAt noonAt sunsetOn impact at 8:42 pm, 4 October 2013In 2016
Chapter 3

**Third Episode** is the third chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana come to terms with their body-switching and lead their lives as normally as they can, despite their bickering and gratitude. But suddenly, the body-switching stops...

## Characters

* Taki Tachibana
* Mitsuha Miyamizu
* Miki Okudera
* Tsukasa Fujii
* Shinta Takagi
* Yotsuha Miyamizu
* Hitoha Miyamizu
* Sayaka Natori
* Katsuhiko Teshigawara

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • **Chapter 3** • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
NTT Docomo Yoyogi Building

The **NTT Docomo Yoyogi Building** (NTTドコモ代々木ビル, *Enu Tī Tī Dokomo Yoyogi Biru*) is an iconic building of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.

## Real-life location

The NTT Docomo Yoyogi Building was opened in 2000, after 3 years of construction. It is owned by the NTT Docomo group. Despite the building's name, the building is not the head office for the company, whose headquarters are located in the top floors of the Sannō Park Tower. It houses some offices, but is mainly used to house technical equipment (switching equipment, etc.) for the company's cellular telephone service.

Its coordinates are 35°41′3.7″N 139°42′11.7″E.

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Seikyo Shimbun headquarters

**Seikyo Shimbun headquarters** is a building located in Shinanomachi, Shinjuku, Tokyo.

## Real-life location

In real world, it is the head office of Seikyo Shimbun, the third largest daily newspaper in Japan.

Its coordinates are
35°40'59.6"N 139°43'20.0"E

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## In *Kimi no Na wa.*

The building doesn't have a vital role in the movie, but it appears in the background of some scenes around Tachibana residence.
Chapter 4

**Fourth Episode** is the fourth chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Taki Tachibana tries to figure out the reason behind the abrupt stop of his body-switching with Mitsuha Miyamizu.

## Characters

* Taki Tachibana
* Tsukasa Fujii
* Shinta Takagi
* Miki Okudera
* Taki's Father

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • **Chapter 4** • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Yukari Yukino

**Yukari Yukino** (雪野 百香里, *Yukino Yukari*) is a minor character of the *Kimi no Na wa.* film. She serves as Mitsuha's, Tessie's, and Sayaka's Japanese literature teacher in Itomori High School. An alternative version of her is the female protagonist of *The Garden of Words*, another feature by the director of *Kimi no Na wa.*, Makoto Shinkai.

## Appearance

Yukino is a 27-year old woman with short dark brown hair styled into a bob and brown eyes. She wears her standard teaching attire in school.

## History

In 2013, Yukari Yukino was teaching in Mitsuha Miyamizu's school, and was her Japanese literature teacher, giving her a lesson of the meaning of "Katwaredoki".

In an alternate timeline created by Taki Tachibana, she was one of the teachers who caught Sayaka during her broadcast, and later witnessed the fall of Comet Tiamat.

## Appearances in other media

### The Garden of Words

Miss Yukino was the protagonist in *The Garden of Words*. In that film, she teaches at Imabari, Ehime, before returning to her hometown of Shikoku instead of Itomori.

## Etymology

* The name **Yukari** means "hundred" (百) (**yu**), "fragrance, fragrant" (香) (**ka**) and "village" (里) (**ri**).
* Yukari's surname **Yukino** means "snow" (雪) (**yuki**) and "field, wilderness" (野) (**no**).

## Behind the scenes

* In an interview, Makoto Shinkai first joked that he added the character back so he can meet her voice actress, Kana Hanazawa, again, then said that this is fanservice for his fans from previous films.

## Notes

* It is possible that she survived the 2013 Itomori impact event, even in the original timeline, as she was seen wearing her normal clothes, instead of a kimono, which means she didn't plan to go to the festival but instead stayed at the school, outside of the impact area.

## References

1. ↑ https://cinema.ne.jp/recommend/kiminonaha2016090417/ (archived)

## Navigation

Mitsuha Miyamizu • Yotsuha Miyamizu • Hitoha Miyamizu • Futaba Miyamizu • Toshiki MiyamizuKatsuhiko Teshigawara • Sayaka Natori • **Yukari Yukino**
**Tokyo Residents**
Taki Tachibana • Miki Okudera • Tsukasa Fujii • Shinta Takagi • Taki's Father
Kimi no Na wa. Another Side:Earthbound

***Kimi no Na wa. Another Side:Earthbound*** (君の名は。 Another Side：Earthbound) is a novel written by Makoto Shinkai and Arata Kanou with illustrations by Masayoshi Tanaka and Hiyori Asakawa which is served as a side-story to the *Kimi no Na wa.* film. It was published on August 1, 2016, in Japan under Kadokawa, and November 21, 2017, in English under Yen Press. The novel also has a manga adaption under the same name.

## Summary

During the events of Kimi no Na wa., Mitsuha and Taki's miraculous encounter forever changed their lives and the fates of everyone in the tiny mountain village of Itomori. But their earth-shattering ordeal represents just one chapter in Itomori's history, and Mitsuha's experience form only a single thread in the fabric of her community. Every story has as many sides as there are characters to tell it, and every life affects countless others...

In *Another Side:Earthbound*, the stories of Mitsuha's family, her friends, and the boy from Tokyo come together to weave a greater picture of the circumstances surrounding the comet and the forces that bind the people of Itomori together.

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • **Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)**

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Chapter 2

**Second Episode** is the second chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Mitsuha Miyamizu wakes up in Taki Tachibana's body and explores life in Tokyo city.

## Characters

* Taki Tachibana
* Mitsuha Miyamizu
* Tsukasa Fujii
* Shinta Takagi
* Miki Okudera
* Yotsuha Miyamizu

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • **Chapter 2** • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Shinta Takagi

**Shinta Takagi** (高木 真太, *Shinta Takagi*) is a side character in *Kimi no Na wa.*. He is one of Taki Tachibana's closest friends who is optimistic and always jumps to the rescue of his friends.

Along with Tsukasa Fujii, Takagi first appeared in the movie when Mitsuha Miyamizu (in Taki's body) heard them calling over to eat lunch.

## Appearance

Takagi is a tall young man with a large build. He has nape-length, slightly wavy light brown hair and free-falling bangs framing his face and parting in the middle. He also has thick eyebrows and dark brown eyes. He was usually depicted in his school uniform when he attended high school.

As an adult, Takagi grows taller, develops a larger and more muscular build as well as sharper facial features, though everything else looks mostly the same. He is depicted in a black business suit with a white shirt and a red tie.

## *Kimi no Na wa.*

### Epilogue (2021-22)

By the time of 2021, Takagi is with his friends Taki Tachibana and Tsukasa Fujii as they meet each other in a cafe. They were talking about their job offerings: he got 2 job offerings, meanwhile Taki got none but Tsukasa got 8, but he with Tsukasa joked Taki didn't get any job offerings because of the business suit he wears.

## Etymology

* The name **Shinta** means "real, genuine" (真) (**shin**) and "thick, big, great" (太) (**ta**).
* Shinta's surname **Takagi** means "tall, high" (高) (**taka**) and "tree, wood" (木) (**ki**/**gi**).

## Gallery

Takagi's character design.Takagi with his friends
## Navigation

Mitsuha Miyamizu • Yotsuha Miyamizu • Hitoha Miyamizu • Futaba Miyamizu • Toshiki MiyamizuKatsuhiko Teshigawara • Sayaka Natori • Yukari Yukino
**Tokyo Residents**
Taki Tachibana • Miki Okudera • Tsukasa Fujii • **Shinta Takagi** • Taki's Father
Kimi no Na wa. Another Side: Earthbound (Manga)

***Kimi no Na wa. Another Side:Earthbound*** was published on February 23, 2018 in Japan under Kadokawa, and on December 11, 2018, in English under Yen Press. It is is the manga adaption of the novel of the same name.

## Publishers Summary

During the events of your name., Mitsuha and Taki's miraculous encounter forever changed their lives. But they weren't the only ones affected by their body swapping -- Mitsuha's friends and family have their own sides of the story to tell!

## Chapter List

Episode 00: Prologue

Episode 01:Thoughts on Brassieres (Part 1)

Episode 02:Thoughts on Brassieres (Part 2)

Episode 03:Scrap and Build (1)

Episode 04:Scrap and Build (2)

Episode 05:Scrap and Build (3)

Episode 06:Scrap and Build (4)

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Chapter 7

**Seventh Episode** is the seventh chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Katsuhiko Teshigawara, Sayaka Natori, and Taki-possessed Mitsuha are working hard on their evacuation plan. Meanwhile, Taki makes his way to meet Mitsuha Miyamizu at the crater.

## Characters

* Katsuhiko Teshigawara
* Sayaka Natori
* Taki Tachibana
* Toshiki Miyamizu
* Yotsuha Miyamizu
* Mitsuha Miyamizu

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • **Chapter 7** • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Survivor: Tasmania

***Survivor: Tasmania***is the seventeenth season of the M&N's Survivor Series, which premiered on June 1st, 2018 and ended on June 18th, 2018.

Dylan O. was crowned the winner in a 4-2 jury vote.

## Twists

* **One Tribe:** The game started off with everyone on one tribe rather than multiple tribes.
* **No Individual Immunity Necklace:** Whenever someone won a individual challenge, they received a Hidden Immunity Idol instead of a Individual Immunity Necklace.
* **Hidden Immunity Idols:** This season, idols were hidden in each camp. Each idol was hidden in the oldest blogs of Tengaged users.

## Contestants

* On Day 27, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 30, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating three votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 30, Mich used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating three votes cast against her at Tribal.
* On Day 33, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 33, Dylan used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against Austin at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Dylan used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Mich used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against her at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Matty used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.

## Voting Chart

You can view the full voting chart here .
Infamous 4chan Hacker

The Infamous 4chan Hacker is a little known internet personality who has infiltrated several websites including 4chan, Reddit and 9gag. Although thought to be an adult, he is suspected of being an underage internet hacker with access to his mother's laptop, which has acted as a convenient cover story for authorities in search of the Infamous 4chan Hacker.

Banished from Reddit, the heir to the Reddit throne was forced to make a name for himself on the streets of 4chan. With digital cloaks and computer code that acted like daggers he deceived everyone well enough that he was someone to be feared. Unfortunately, this facade only lasted so long, as by the time everyone knew he was all bark, his teeth were sharp enough to bite.

Now he sits on the royal throne of the now defunct Vitamin C Team, as the arch nemesis of all that is Fiber affiliated.

Although connected to his group, he had never met any member in person. During the drunken orgy that saw the disbanding of the Vitamin C Team in 2016, the Infamous 4chan Hacker viewed the entire demise of his team on a high definition live internet feed. It was not known if he had survived the erotic scenes of drunken sexual lust, but it has been noted that his live video feed to his team's hidden bunker has not stopped since.
Manga Volume 1

The first manga volume of ***Kimi no Na wa.*** (君(きみ)の名(な)は。) was published on August 23, 2016, in Japan under Kadokawa, and June 20, 2017, in English under Yen Press.

## Blurb

***A Story of Two People Determined to Hold on to One Another.***

*Mitsuha, a high school girl from a town deep in the mountains, dreams of an unfamiliar life in Tokyo. Taki, a high school boy from Tokyo, dreams that he is a girl living in the mountains. As the two begin swapping lives, a miraculous story is set in motion.*

## Chapter List

* Chapter 1
* Chapter 2
* Chapter 3

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga****Manga Volume 1** • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9

1. ↑ your name., Vol. 1 on Yen Press
Tsukasa Fujii

**Tsukasa Fujii** (藤井 司, *Fujii Tsukasa*) is a side character in *Kimi no Na wa.*. He is one of Taki Tachibana's closests friends who is often concerned about him whenever Mitsuha Miyamizu embodies him.

At the end of the movie, he is married to Miki Okudera.

## Appearance

Tsukasa is a slim young man with black-blueish nape-length hair with free-falling bangs framing his face on the right side, dark-blue eyes, he has an average build and height and he sports transparent rectangular-shaped glasses. He was often depicted in his school uniform when he was a student.

As an adult, Tsukasa grows taller and develops sharper facial features. Rather than having free-falling bangs, he now slicks his bangs to the right, which gives a more professional appearance. He is also depicted in a black business suit.

## Personality

Tsukasa has a slightly stern yet caring personality towards his friends such as Taki Tachibana and Miki Okudera; like a brother.

Whenever Mitsuha Miyamizu embodied Taki, Tsukasa would be always concerned for Taki as he suddenly acted really differently. Despite this though, Tsukasa would always support him no matter what. A good example of this would be going with Taki to find the so called “girl” he wanted to meet.

## *Kimi no Na wa.*

### Epilogue (2021-22)

Not much is said at the end with Tsukasa. However, he graduated his high school (with supposedly good marks), he is now married to Miki Okudera and he is a florist for a living.

## Relationships

### Taki Tachibana

Despite teasing Taki, Tsukasa tries to support him as much as he can.

### Miki Okudera

At the end of the movie, it is revealed that Tsukasa and Miki have gotten married (which makes her **Miki Fujii**).

## Etymology

* The name **Tsukasa** means "officer, boss" (司).
* Tsukasa's surname **Fujii** means "wisteria" (藤) (**fuji**) and "well, mine shaft, pit" (井) (**i**).

## Trivia

* When Taki Tachibana was in his original body after the first few times him and Mitsuha Miyamizu switched, Tsukasa called him cute and his face began blushing ever so slightly.
* At the end of the film, Tsukasa was shown with a wedding ring, though it was never stated whom he was married to. The author later revealed that he married Miki Okudera.

## Gallery

Tsukasa's character design.One of his jobsTaki with Tsukasa at high school.
## References

1. ↑ “**Question:** *During the final moments when the three friends were hunting for jobs, Tsukasa has a wedding band on his ring finger. Did he get married when he was a student? Is it possible that Okudera is his partner?*

**Answer**: *You’re a sharp one! It’s a little backstory, but Tsukasa and Okudera were engaged.”*

## Navigation

Mitsuha Miyamizu • Yotsuha Miyamizu • Hitoha Miyamizu • Futaba Miyamizu • Toshiki MiyamizuKatsuhiko Teshigawara • Sayaka Natori • Yukari Yukino
**Tokyo Residents**
Taki Tachibana • Miki Okudera • **Tsukasa Fujii** • Shinta Takagi • Taki's Father
Kimi no Na wa. OST

The ***Kimi no Na wa. Original Soundtrack*** consists of all of the tracks shown in the film, composed and sung by Radwimps. It was released on August 24, 2016 by Universal Music Japan. It was #1 on Oricon's weekly album rankings on September 5, 2016 with 58,000 copies sold.

These can also be found in Radwimps' Your Name album on Spotify.

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • **Soundtrack***OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Kimi no Na wa. Novel List

The novelization of the ***Kimi no Na wa.*** (君の名は。) film is written by Makoto Shinkai and Arata Kanou with illustrations by Masayoshi Tanaka and Hiyori Asakawa. It has a total of two volumes, including one spin-off.

## Volume 1

 **Release Date** | **JP:** June 18, 2016

## Volume 2

 **Release Date** | **JP:** August 1, 2016

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

****Novel****
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Manga Volume 2

The second manga volume of ***Kimi no Na wa.*** (君(きみ)の名(な)は。) was published on December 23, 2016, in Japan under Kadokawa, and on June 20, 2017, in English under Yen Press.

## Blurb

***The Never Should Have Met…***

*The comet's arrival is imminent, and Taki puts his plan into action to save Mitsuha and the people he has come to care for during his time in her body. Convincing a whole town of skeptics that the sky is falling with take some doing—and a little delinquency—but if Taki wants any hope of a future with Mitsuha, they will have to save the town in the here and now…!*

### Previously…

*Japan. The country eagerly anticipated the arrival of Comet Tiamat, which would be visible for the first time in a thousand years. Mitsuha, a high school girl living in a rural town deep in the mountains, found herself feeling down most of the time. The causes: her father's mayoral campaign and the ancient customs of her family's shrine. Because the town was small and cramped, and because she was old enough to be painfully conscious of the eyes of those around her, her long for the big city grew and grew.*

*"Make me a hot guy in Tokyo in my next life, pleeease!!!"*

*One day, she dreamed about becoming a boy. An unfamiliar room, friends she didn't know, and the streets of Tokyo opened out before her. Although Mitsuha was bewildered, she'd wanted a life in the city more than anything in the world, and she enjoyed it to the fullest.*

*Meanwhile, Taki, a high school boy, who lived in Tokyo, was also having strange dreams. He'd become a high school girl in a town he'd never been to before, deep in the mountains.*

*The mysterious dreams happened again and again. They were also clearly missing memories and time. At last the two of them caught on:*

*"We're switching!?"*

*Although Taki and Mitsuha were bewildered that they were repeatedly swapping each other's bodies and lives, little by little they accepted the reality. They coped with the situation as best they could, sometimes squabbling through notes they left for each other, sometimes enjoying the other's life. However, just when they'd grown comfortable around each other, the switching abruptly stopped…*

*A meeting between a girl and boy who'd never meet The gears of fate begin to move.*

## Chapter List

* Chapter 4
* Chapter 5
* Chapter 6

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • **Manga Volume 2** • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Easter Eggs

The film includes many **Easter Eggs**.

## The Garden of Words film

There are some refers to Makoto Shinkai's previous movie, *The Garden of Words*:

### Yukari Yukino

Yukari Yukino, the female protagonist in that movie, made a cameo in *your name.* as Itomori High School's Japanese literature teacher.

### *Leaves of Words* café

The café that Taki and his classmates usually hang out is named "Leaves of Words", an alternative way to translate *The Garden of Words* to English.

### *Il giardino delle parole* restaurant

The Italian restaurant that Taki worked at is named "Il giardino delle parole". This is the Italian translation of the title of the movie. Makoto Shinkai claimed that this easter egg wasn't added by him, but by one of the environment artists.

### Takao Akizuki

Takao Akizuki, the male protagonist in that movie, made a very brief cameo near the end of the film. This easter egg was first revealed by Makoto Shinkai himself on January 3, 2018 as *your name.* was broadcasted on TV Asahi for the first time.

### Teshigawara and Saya

In Makoto Shinkai's novel version of *The Garden of Words*, there was a pair of friends named Saya and Teshigaware. It appears that Makoto Shinkai reused those names in this movie.

Yukari Yukino in *your name.**Leaves of Words* café*Il giardino delle parole* restaurantTakao Akizuki in *your name.*
## Taki's English Notes

When Mitsuha met the younger Taki on the train, he was reading an English note that writes "I'm looking for my counterpart", fitting the situation.

"I'm looking for my counterpart"
## Z-Kai advertisements

As *Cross Road*, Makoto Shinkai's animated commercial for the educational service Z-Kai, was the origin of *Your Name*, name of the service popped up randomly through the film.

Z-Kai in 2013Z-Kai in 2016Z-Kai in 2021
## *Hyouka'*s real-life locations' presentation

On his journey for Mitsuha's town, Taki was looking at a map of Gifu. The presentation of attractions on the right of the map was taken from a real-life map for the anime *Hyouka*.

The map that Taki was looking at*Hyouka'*s real-life locations' map
## Makoto Shinkai's avatar

In Taki's room, a cup with Makoto Shinkai's cat avatar can be seen.

Makoto Shinkai's cameo
Chapter 5

**Fifth Episode** is the fifth chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Taki Tachibana discovers the death of Mitsuha Miyamizu and the other Itomori residents. He is determined to reconnect with her again so he can save her and everyone else who passed away.

## Characters

* Taki Tachibana
* Tsukasa Fujii
* Miki Okudera
* Mitsuha Miyamizu *(flashback)*
* Yotsuha Miyamizu *(flashback)*
* Hitoha Miyamizu *(flashback)*

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • **Chapter 5** • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
The one who saw all

The One Who Saw All was born eons ago; he was gifted the eye of the ancient gods to help him in his mission: witnessing this birth and extinction of all civilizations. From tribal rites to space travel he thought he'd saw everything, but on this hot summer night he stumbled upon the personification of justice, that was Whapshanka. The One Who Saw All, moved at this unique sight, decided to join the Fiber League.

His power make him a super voyeur, so beware when you are in the shower because he can still see you.
Itomori

**Itomori** (糸守) is a town located in the Gifu Prefecture and is the hometown of the heroine and female protagonist, Mitsuha Miyamizu.

## History

The town was established in the year 443. The town's primary water formation, Lake Itomori, was the result of a fragment from Comet Tiamat crashing into the town 1200 years prior to the events of the film. Itomori lacks several amenities, such as cafes and hospitals. The mayor of Itomori, Mitsuha's father, even noted that she would have to be sent out to the city to get examined by a doctor at a hospital, presumably due to Itomori's lack of such facilities.

The town surrounds the crater of what is believed to be the fragment. Most of the buildings in the area are 2-story family houses. The town is accessible by train and road. The area itself is mostly rural, with farmland and gardens covering the space between the roads and houses. Power in the town is provided through a single substation.

There is an apparently mystical connection between Itomori and Comet Tiamat, one stretching for potentially thousands of years. As stated in the film,*[citation needed]* Tiamat possesses an orbital period of 1200 years, and the comet has hit the town at least twice. Once during the formation of Lake Itomori, another during the film on October 4, 2013. It's also implied, due to the size and structure of Goshintai, a large crater, that such a site was formed through another fragment of Tiamat crashing to the ground below. Taki hypothesizes to Hitoha Miyamizu that the Miyamizu line's body-swapping ability may be inextricably linked to the possible prevention of such disasters.

   Itomori was disestablished following the "Itomori Incident" of 2013. In one timeline, 500 people died in the incident, and in the final timeline, all of its residents survived, with only 104 people injured. Despite this, it was implied that the town was largely abandoned and its residents presumably moved elsewhere. Many of the primary residents of Itomori moved to Tokyo following its destruction in the revised timeline, leaving the once beautiful town desolate and relatively barren. While many characters in the film are shown living their lives in Tokyo (Mitsuha, Yotsuha, Sayaka, Tessie, and Ms. Yukino), it's unknown where many of the unnamed former residents of Itomori have relocated to.

## Lake Itomori

*Main article: Lake Itomori*
Lake Itomori is a lake in Gifu, Japan. The town of Itomori lies around this lake.

## Itomori High School

**Itomori High School** is a secondary school that serves the **Itomori** regional area. Mitsuha, Sayaka, and Tessie all attended this school prior to the Itomori Incident of 2013.

## Trivia

* The name Itomori is written with two kanji meaning "thread" and "guarding/protecting". It's an obvious reference to the Miyamizus' tradition with threads and how the threads of fate connect Mitsuha and Taki.
* The geotagging on Mitsuha's phone says she is in "Takayama-shi, Gifu, Japan". This could be either a production error or an indicator that Itomori is located very close to the city.
* The novel says Itomori is located on an archipelago.
Kimi no Na wa. (Manga)

The manga adaption of ***Kimi no Na wa.*** (君の名は。) is written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Ranmaru Kotone. It has a total of three tankōbon volumes and nine chapters. *Another Side:Earthbound* also received a manga adaption.

## Kimi no Na wa.

### Volume 1

 **Release Date** | **JP:** August 23, 2016

### Volume 2

 **Release Date** | **JP:** December 23, 2016

### Volume 3

 **Release Date** | **JP:** April 22, 2017

## Another Side:Earthbound

### Volume 1

 **Release Date** | **JP:** February 23, 2018

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

****Manga****Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Jingu High School

**Jingu High School** (神宮高校, *Jingū Kōkō*) is a senior high school located in and serving the Shinjuku, Tokyo area. Taki, Tsukasa, and Shinta attended here in 2016.

## Features

Jingu is a very bright and airy building, as it comes with glass windows, glass roofs and glass balustrades, allowing the sun to shine most of the building. The school has 5 stories, with an accessible netted rooftop which acts like a playground for students to use their lunch or play sports after classes.

Taki's class seems to lie in the second story. Classrooms in this part of the school open to a corridor that can look down on a common area in the center.

## Uniform

Uniform of this high school consists of a white dress shirt featuring the school's logo with green cuffs and a striped green tie. Male students wear dark gray pants while the girls wear a black skirt. Students seem to have to wear green socks and loafers as well.

The uniform also includes a dark blue jacket, which also has the school logo and seems to be worn only on occasions like the exam days.

Male uniformFemale uniformUniform with a jacket
## Model school location

While the school is fictional, it is based on the **Motomachi High School** (広島市立基町高等学校, *Hiroshima shiritsu Motomachi kōtō gakkō* ), whose coordinates are 34°24'15.5"N 132°27'35.1"E.

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## References

1. ↑ Anime Site Mapping Project. (2021, October 10). *Kimi no Na wa。* https://animesitemap.pages.dev/anime/kimi-no-na-wa
Survivor: Heroes vs Villains

***Survivor: Madagascar - Heroes vs Villains*** is the twentieth season of the M&N's Survivor Series, which premiered on December 11th, 2018 and ended on January 10, 2019.

Kara K. was crowned the winner in a 6-5-1 jury vote.

## Twists

* **Fake Idols:** Idols were hidden in each camp. Each idol would be hidden in the oldest blog of a tengaged user. However, castaways would not get confirmation from hosts on whether or not they were the first ones to find it. The only way to find out was to play it at Tribal Council.
* **Idol Nullifiers:** An Idol Nullifier was hidden for the Hero side, Villain side, and one for the merged tribe. They have castaways the power to cancel an idol play.
* **Black vote:** If you are voted out, you get the opportunity to vote the next tribal council even when you are out of the game. This lasted until final six.
* **Secret Pairs:** Each hero was secretly paired up with a villain. The longest surviving pair received Immunity at their next two Tribal Councils up until the Final 8! This twist lasted until the Final 6.

## Contestants

* On Day 12, Ryan used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 20, Ken used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating five votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 20, Jabbar used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 28, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating six votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 30, Dylan used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating five votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 32, Joey used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating five votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 32, Dana used a Hidden Immunity Idol on Qaz, negating four votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 37, David used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating one vote cast against him at Tribal.

## Voting Chart

You can view the full voting chart here .
Survivor: All Winners

***Survivor: Maldives- All Winners***is the thirtieth and final season of the M&N's Survivor Series, which premiered on June 28th, 2020 and ended on July 20th, 2020.

David M. was crowned the winner in a 5-3 jury vote

## Twists

* **All Winners:**  The season theme is All Winners meaning each player is a former winner of M&N's Survivor. Out of possible 28 winners, 20 accepted.
* **Hidden Immunity Idols:**  This season, idols were hidden in each camp. Each idol would be hidden in the oldest blog of a tengaged user.

## Contestants

* On Day 6, Ryan used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating four votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 8, Ryan used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating three votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 24, Mordecai used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating one vote cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 24, Raul used a Hidden Immunity Idol on Kelly, negating three votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 30, Ethan H. used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating zero votes cast against him at Tribal.

## Voting Chart

You can view the full voting chart here .
Survivor: Uruguay

***Survivor: Uruguay***is the first season of the M&N's Survivor Series, which premiered on July 15th, 2016 and ended on August 9th, 2016.

Mel B. was crowned the winner in a 4-3 jury vote.

## Twists

* **Back to Basics:** This season there was no idols hidden, no tribe swaps, nothing. Simply 16 castaways relying solely on their abilities to survive.
Survivor: Maui

***Survivor: Maui*** is the second season of the M&N'S Survivor Series, which premiered on August 9th, 2016 and ended on August 31st, 2016.

David M. was crowned the winner in a 6-2-0 jury vote.

## Twists

* **Hidden Immunity Idols:** This season, idols were hidden in each camp. Each idol would be hidden in the oldest blog of a tengaged user.
* **Double Tribal:** At final sixteen, two out of three tribes were sent to tribal council and two people were voted out.
* **Tribe Swap:** At final fourteen, the tribes were swapped through chatzy.

## Contestants

* On Day 24, Kelly used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating two vote cast against her at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Justin used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating five votes cast against him at Tribal.
Chapter 1

None

**First Episode** is the first chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana begin swapping bodies.

## Characters

* Taki Tachibana
* Mitsuha Miyamizu
* Yotsuha Miyamizu
* Hitoha Miyamizu
* Sayaka Natori
* Katsuhiko Teshigawara
* Toshiki Miyamizu

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters***Chapter 1** • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • Chapter 8 • Chapter 9
Chapter 8

**Eight Episode** is the eighth chapter of the *Kimi no Na wa.* manga, written by Makoto Shinkai and illustrated by Kotone Ranmaru.

## Summary

Taki Tachibana and Mitsuha Miyamizu finally meet face-to-face. They make their most important decisions before being separated once again.

## Characters

* Taki Tachibana
* Mitsuha Miyamizu
* Katsuhiko Teshigawara
* Sayaka Natori
* Toshiki Miyamizu
* Yotsuha Miyamizu
* Hitoha Miyamizu

## Navigation

Kimi no Na wa. (Movie) • Soundtrack*OST*Yume Tōrō • Mitsuha no Tsūgaku • Itomori Kōkō • Hajimete no Tōkyō • Akogare Cafe • Okudera Senpai no Tēma • Futari no Ihen • Zenzenzense • Goshintai • Dēto • Akimatsuri • Kioku o Yobiokosu Taki • Hida Tanbō • Kieta Machi • Toshokan • Ryokan no Yoru • Gojintai e Futatabi • Kuchikamizake Torippu • Sakusen Kaigi • Chō Chō Settoku • Mitsuha no Tēma • Mienai Futari • Katawaredoki • Sparkle • Dēto 2 • Nandemonaiya (Movie Edit) • Nandemonaiya (Movie Version)

**Novel**
Kimi no Na wa. (Novel) • Another Side:Earthbound (Novel)

**Manga**Manga Volume 1 • Manga Volume 2 • Manga Volume 3 • Another Side:Earthbound (Manga)
*Chapters*Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Chapter 6 • Chapter 7 • **Chapter 8** • Chapter 9
Survivor: Brazil

***Survivor: Brazil*** is the nineteenth season of the M&N's Survivor Series, which premiered on November 11th, 2018 and ended on December 1st, 2018.

Ethan H. was crowned the winner in a 4-3-0 jury vote.

## Twists

* **Tribe Swap:** At final fourteen, the tribes were swapped through chatzy.
* **Hidden Immunity Idols:** This season, idols were hidden in each camp. Each idol would be hidden in the oldest blog of a tengaged user.
* **Returning Players:** This season, Brady S. from Survivor: Mongolia and Will N. from Survivor: Ethiopia returned for their second shot at earning the title of Sole Survivor.

## Contestants

* On Day 30, Ethan used a Hidden Immunity Idol on himself, negating four votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Ethan used a Hidden Immunity Idol on himself, negating three votes cast against him at Tribal.
* On Day 36, Stef used a Hidden Immunity Idol on Brady, negating one vote cast against him at Tribal.

## Voting Chart

You can view the full voting chart here .