CATDOLL: The Tourism Bureau promotes! The Japanese version of the British official organization's blog publishes the content of the "Golden Puzzle" pilgrimage

With the broadcast of "Hello! Golden Jigsaw" in April, the official Japanese version of the British Tourist Board's blog also released content about the pilgrimage to the holy land of "Golden Jigsaw", one of the filming locations.

"The four-frame manga (author: Yui Hara) 'Golden Jigsaw Puzzle' serialized in the monthly magazine 'Manga Time Kirara MAX' will begin airing its second season in April. The first season of the animation, which aired from July to September 2013, gained great popularity for its depiction of innocent and cute girls and its rich daily atmosphere. At the same time, following this trend, more daily life animations were also produced in large quantities during this period." The British Tourist Board blog describes the work in this way.

In the article, the official Tourism Bureau also posted a comparison picture of the real scenes and animation taken by the production team in the first season.

The Golden Puzzle was held at Fosse Farmhouse in the UK

Animation comparison chart

The article also mentioned the background of the first season of "Golden Jigsaw": "Because of her great interest in foreign cultures, Shinobu Omiya lived in the UK as an exchange student for a period of time in middle school and met Alice in her host family. In high school, Alice also came to Japan as an international student, and unfolded a series of warm daily stories with Shinobu's friends Yoko and Aya, and her childhood sweetheart Kelian who also came to Japan to study."

The Golden Puzzle was held at Fosse Farmhouse in the UK

Animation comparison chart

At the end of the article, the second season of "Golden Puzzle" - "Hello! Golden Puzzle" which was broadcast in April was also mentioned.

"The "Hello! Golden Jigsaw Puzzle" to be broadcast in April will use the staff and voice actors of the first season! The staff will also work hard to create new stories for everyone to enjoy! During the production of the first season, the supervisor Tian Chong led the production team to the Fosse Farmhouse in the UK to collect materials on site and truly reproduce the British rural scenery. The owner of the house, Mr. Cooper, also gave great help to the production team, allowing the staff from Japan to feel the scenery of the UK and the living habits of ordinary people. The description of these exotic details also brought great challenges to the production team."