"Big Hero Marines" was a hit in major theaters a few days ago. In addition to the brotherly love and the adorable Baymax, many people probably also noticed the stunning city in the movie—— San Fransokyo, the first collaboration between Disney and Marvel, has turned this "fusion" city of Tokyo and San Francisco into a dream factory that couldn't be any cooler.

Although the story in the original comics started in Tokyo, after being transplanted to San Francisco and filled in with many Japanese elements, fans were surprised. It is said that the production team used almost perfect The accuracy restores the actual street scene. From the green plants on the street to the distance between buildings, similar prototypes can be found. However, in order to make the visual effect better, the slope of the hills in the film is nearly twice that of reality to achieve a more three-dimensional effect.

Let’s throw out some facts about “San Francisco” and some little easter eggs:

San Francisco, the financial and cultural center of Northern California, is 121km? and is considered to be the most densely populated city in the United States. A large city (second only to New York).

1. Beijing Gate Bridge vs. Golden Gate Bridge

Blah Two sentences introduction to the Golden Gate Bridge: Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco night view The designer of the Golden Gate Bridge was the engineer Strauss, and people regarded him as A bronze statue is placed beside the bridge to commemorate his contribution to the United States. As for the origin of the name, one theory is that during the gold rush, the bridge was like a door to the gold mine, hence its name.

Tips: The bridge has 6 lanes and has an average passenger flow of 100,000 vehicles every day. Drivers entering the city must pay. There are observation decks and parking lots on both ends of the bridge facing the bay, and there is a large gift shop next to Tor Square. There are about 1.2km long walking paths on both sides of the bridge for pedestrians and bicycles. The round trip takes an hour. The bridge has a dedicated pedestrian path for tourists to walk across the bridge. Biking across the bridge to Sausalito and then taking the ferry back is a very popular activity. There are many bike rental locations at Fisherman's Wharf.

2. Fisherman's Wharf

It includes the area from Ghirardelli Square in the northern waters of San Francisco to Pier 35. Nearby are attractions such as San Francisco Marine National Historical Park, Ghirardelli Square and the Mechanical Museum. Other popular attractions such as Chinatown, Lombard Street and North Beach are also nearby.

Tips: Not only can you enjoy seafood and sourdough bread here, but you can also visit the scary and funny Wax Museum, travel to the beautiful Underwater World, enjoy wonderful street performers or Shopping in a spacious and stylish shopping mall.

3. Streetcar

It is actually the Streetcar Line F. It is also the only route in San Francisco that still uses an old-style streetcar (historic streetcar). It is deeply loved by tourists and locals. . The trams running on this line are all historical antique trams from all over the world. Among them are PCC streetcars from all over the United States, Peter Witt in Milan, Italy, W-class in Melbourne, and many more.

4. Special cable car

It is also a living history book of San Francisco! It is said that the cable car was built during the California Gold Rush and now has a history of more than 100 years. The undulating terrain of San Francisco adds a lot of fun to the activity of riding the cable car.

Tips: The cable car has 3 routes:

5. Lucky Cat Cafe vs Coffee to the People

The production team discovered this while filming in Tokyo and San Francisco A group of buildings on Masonic Avenue actually consists of the Coffee to the People cafe and two other shopping stores (Gypsy Streetwear and Twisted Thistle Apothecary).

It’s really hard to find a real cafe... Use Google Map and Street View!

Attached is the coffee shop information, please accept:

PS: If you are a senior movie fan, I would like to recommend another fun place - The Walt Disney Family Museum (The Walt Disney Family Museum) Family Museum), right next to the Golden Gate Bridge. Although it is not owned by the Disney Company, the museum has more than 1,600 rare manuscripts and exhibits, especially the animation exhibits! From Mickey's earliest manuscripts to the first Mickey work Steamboat Willie manuscripts lined up on the wall in 1928 (348 frames, 16 seconds!), the richness and vividness exceed everyone's expectations!

6. Alcatraz Island

Alcatraz Island has also appeared in many movies and TV series. In the film, the prototype of the island where the bad guy professor builds a small robot behind closed doors is Alcatraz Island. This was once a place where the U.S. government detained serious criminals. The more famous prisoners include Chicago's "Godfather" Al Capone, the murderous but talented "Birdman" Stroud, and The cold-blooded "machine gun" killer George Kelly is waiting for him. Looking towards San Francisco from the prison on the island, we can see a prosperous city with unlimited vitality. It must be the cruelest mental punishment for prisoners.

Tokyo is the place where most Japanese elements are drawn from in "Power Rangers". From indoors to urban settings, shadows of reality can be found everywhere.

7. Tokyo Night View

8. Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower is the most eye-catching landmark building in Tokyo and has appeared countless times in film and television works depicting Tokyo. , very photogenic. Climbing up Tokyo Tower to overlook the night view of the city is the most popular activity for couples.

9. Skyscrapers that have appeared many times vs Roppongi Hills

This is the gathering place for Tokyo’s trendy people at the moment, with first-class cinemas, galleries, boutique shopping malls and restaurants. The observation deck on the top floor provides a 360-degree night view with no blind spots.

10. Police Station vs Tokyo Station

As the most important transportation hub in Tokyo, Tokyo Station has a century-old history, and its red Western-style appearance is its symbol.

Tips: You can buy a variety of souvenirs, toys and food on the underground floor of the station. There is also a delicious ramen street, which is worth visiting.

In addition to Tokyo, you can also find interesting elements from other Japanese cities in "Power Rangers".

11. Hokkaido·Small Town Hakodate

Hakodate, the southernmost port city in Hokkaido, is a completely leisurely and romantic town, famous for one of Japan's three major night views. With Mount Hakodate as the center, the most representative scenery of Hakodate City is the slope roads leading from the mountain to the harbor. On both sides of the road, there are many exotic small western-style buildings. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, giving it a strong eclectic style of Japan and the West.

12. Kyoto·Five-story pagoda

This famous building is located in Toji Temple. The five-story pagoda of Toji Temple is a landmark of Kyoto and a world cultural heritage. However, when the interior is not open, For most people, just looking at the appearance from the outside is enough. The weeping cherry blossoms at Toji Temple are a major attraction in spring. If the interior of the five-storied pagoda were opened to the public, many precious national treasure-level cultural relics would be on display.

13. Osaka·Dotonbori

Dotonbori is the busiest food street in Osaka, with various large three-dimensional signs in exaggerated and funny shapes. Simulated sushi, crabs, pufferfish, and octopus are writhing in the air to attract customers. It is the most Osaka-style place. In addition to being interesting, Dotonbori also has a lot of real food. Authentic takoyaki, fugu hot pot, Osaka delicious yaki and Japanese barbecue are all available here.

Okay, have you yearned a little more for the mixed-race city of "San Francisco"~~

It's simple, you can find movies in Tokyo, Kyoto, Japan, and San Francisco. There are no traces in the body, no more nonsense, let’s get moving! ! !