The southwestern prefecture of Shikoku is Ehime Prefecture, and the ending of "Tokyo Love Story" was filmed here.

The schools and the stations in the play are real.

Ye Feng actually doesn’t remember the plot very much, he just thinks it’s fun.

The setting sun was red, and the oblique sunlight cast from the underworld of the trees, shining into the tram from the glass-free windows, constantly changing on the old wooden seats.

The mountaineering tram stopped in front of the Shidizang Temple on the top of the mountain, and a half-person-high stone sculpture stood in front of the station.

Ye Feng pulled Hui Liyi through the woods and walked the path where miners entered the mountains to mine decades ago.

The road surface was made of uneven stones. When Hua Liyi wore high-heeled shoes, Ye Feng directly hugged Hua Liyi with a princess.

At the end of the road, there was a warm sunshine shining into the forest, and the mine had long been closed.

The tracks of the minecart have been rusted and weeds grow between the sleepers.

The two followed the track to the cliff and climbed a stone.

The hem of the skirt was blown up by the mountain wind, and the girl stood against the cliff in her high heels.

The body is straight and slender, like a new tree.

The sunset poured into her vision like a tide. The huge sun wheel had touched the sea surface. Tens of millions of tons of sea water slowly rippled under her feet, and the tide broke into white water splashes under the black cliff.

The wind blows the endless forest, and the trees in the evening look like the sea from afar. Thousands of treetops sway with the wind, forming layers of waves.

The town's primary schools are gone, and there is no one on the quiet playground.

The Ferris wheel rotated slowly, but did not carry passengers.

Compared with the Ferris wheel in the large amusement park, the Ferris wheel in Umetsuji Temple can only be regarded as a miniature version, but it is magnified in the sunset, with huge shadows casting on the sea of ​​undulating trees.

On the tracks near the sea, yellow slow trains rumbled past the uninhabited station.

The white railings surrounded the station, with signs such as "Meitsuji Station" and "[Tokyo ラブストーリーロケ]" hanging on it.

This shows that the ending of "Tokyo Love Story" was filmed on this small site.

The town was once a holy place for Japanese men and women to pilgrimage to love, and the yellow train brought countless tourists from Tokyo.

Now the magic of that old TV series has faded, and newer and more interesting films occupy the TV screen. Umetsuji Town has returned to the silent and unwelcome town.

For a few minutes, Ai Liyi didn't speak or have any expressions.
Chapter completed!