Terror of Mechagodzilla
1975 · Directed by Ishirō Honda
Explore the real-world connections to Terror of Mechagodzilla, with each location linked to its own story and evidence.
The places behind the film.
Sites identified by primary location sources.
These film-specific property references are sourced separately from itinerary recommendations. Precise points and current access remain under review.
- World Trade Center Building — historical Tokyo tower · the script-identified Tokyo hotel filming location is the historical Trade Center Building; named property only, no room, modern replacement, depicted hotel identity or GPS · Location source ↗
More places behind the film.
Filming locations, story settings and documented inspirations, each with its own source. Precise scene positions and current visitor access need separate review.
Original World Trade Center Building, Tokyo
Filming location
Assistant director identifies the Tokyo hotel shooting location as the Trade Center Building in his annotated script; historical building only, no successor construction or precise interior inferred
Location source ↗Mount Amagi
Story setting
Real mountain setting of the fictional alien base; no identification of a real cave, summit or on-location filming.
Location source ↗Kuwabara residence — historical Yokohama filming property
Filming location
Rented residence used for Mafune house according to assistant director; exact address and present ownership unknown, no pin or visitor directions.
Location source ↗
Location research.
Filming research is retained separately from fictional settings, premieres and places visited by cast members.
Production sections and their reference leads are listed below. A cited link has not been independently verified merely because it appears in a bibliography.
- Production — Terror of Mechagodzilla
- "notcoming.com | Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla" · Reference lead
- Archived · Reference lead
- Godzilla: The Official Guide to the King of the Monsters · Reference lead
- Archived · Reference lead
- Claws & Saucers: Science Fiction, Horror, and Fantasy Film 1902–1982: A Complete Guide · Reference lead
