Where is Naruto (1999) set?

Japanese manga series

Naruto (1999) is not pinned on this map. It is set in Naruto World, which does not exist. Where the manga takes place, not where it was made: a manga is drawn and filmed nowhere, so this is the only kind of location it has.

Part of the Naruto franchise

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Why there is no pin

This manga is set in Naruto World, which does not exist. An invented place has no coordinates because it is not anywhere, and this atlas will not borrow real ones for it unless Wikidata says which real place it stands for.

This page exists because that is a better answer than silence. If a real place belongs here, it can be added to Wikidata, and this page fills in on the next rebuild.

Drawn from these real places

Nothing was filmed at these and the story does not happen in them. They are the real places this manga’s setting was modelled on, named in its Japanese Wikipedia article. That is the weakest claim this atlas makes about a place, so it is listed apart from everything above and never counted as a filming location.

Places whose own article says it is set there

1 place whose own Wikipedia article names this manga, where Wikidata records nothing and this manga’s own article does not say so either. The weakest evidence on this atlas: no pin on the map, and nothing in the downloads. Each sentence is quoted whole and linked to the article it came from, so it can be judged rather than taken on trust.

• Tower of the Sun Japan

  “The Tower of the Sun (along with Okamoto's other works) was used as homage in the character of Deidara from the Naruto series, with an explosion caused by the character's suicidal attack "C0" taking the shape of the tower.” Wikipedia

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