Aoyama Cemetery

Aoyama Cemetery
Location:	Tokyo, Japan
Purpose:	Graveyard

Both Ishi and Kaito Nakamura are buried at Aoyama Cemetery.

Notable Occupants

• Ishi Nakamura in 1990
• Kaito Nakamura in March 2007
• Adam Monroe on March 20, 2007

Notable Visitors

• Chanting monk
• Chanting monk
• Flashback monk
• Ando Masahashi
• Hiro Nakamura
• Kaito Nakamura
• Kimiko Nakamura
• Old monk

About

Cautionary Tales

In March 2007, Hiro is asked to say the eulogy during Kaito's funeral. He refuses and runs off. Ando runs after him, but Hiro teleports away.

In 1990, Kaito and Hiro see past versions of themselves at Ishi's funeral. Hiro talks to a past version of himself, then teleports away with his father.

Back in 2007, Hiro returns to the grave site to eulogize Kaito.

Powerless

Hiro teleports Adam away from Odessa, Texas and afterwards, Adam is seen entombed here in a newly dug, unmarked grave, near the plots of Hiro's parents.

Graphic Novel:The Ten Brides of Takezo Kensei

As Adam "dies" over and over again while buried alive, he remembers the ten wives he has had during the course of his more than 350 years. He believes that his newest bride will be coming to find him soon.

Notes

• Aoyama Cemetery (officially called Aoyama Reien) really exists in Aoyama, a neighborhood of Tokyo. It opened in 1872, is located at 2-33 Minami-Aoyama in Tokyo, and is the largest cemetery in the city.

Trivia

• The cemetery scenes were filmed at a golf course.

Gallery

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  The cemetery really exists in Aoyama, Tokyo.
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  Ishi Nakamura's funeral was held at the cemetery in 1990.
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  Seventeen years later, Kaito Nakamura was buried here.
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  March 20, 2007 shows a fresh unmarked grave...
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  ...containing a blue coffin...
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  ...entombing a very much alive Adam Monroe.