SetJetters

Filmed entirely on location, Lost in Translation (2003) captures Tokyo in its most honest form. Neon lights, quiet mornings, and the in-between moments that make the city feel alive. Director Sofia Coppola embraced a minimal, on-location style, letting real streets, hotels, and hidden corners shape the story itself.

One of the film’s most iconic scenes unfolds inside
Karaoke Kan Shibuya (Udagawacho branch) 🎤
A small room, a late night, and a moment that perfectly captures the feeling of being both lost and connected.

And these places aren’t just part of the film, they’re places you can actually go.

📍 Find every location on the SetJetters app and experience it for yourself.