J-Drama Pilgrimage | 僕のいた時間 Boku no Ita Jikan (2014) — みさと公園 / Takuto’s Episode-4 Breakup

Episode 4 of Fuji TV’s 『僕のいた時間』, broadcast January 29, 2014, uses みさと公園 / Misato Park in Saitama for one of the drama’s most painful relationship turns. The Nationwide Filming Location Guide identifies the park as the place where Takuto tells Megumi that they should break up; it also records the park in Episode 3 and again when Megumi goes to see Takuto in Episode 10.

Fuji TV’s official Episode 4 synopsis shows Takuto already living with the knowledge of his ALS diagnosis and struggling with when and how to tell the people closest to him. The episode title, 『好きだからこそ…。涙の決断！！』, frames the emotional logic behind the separation rather than treating the park as a generic outdoor backdrop.

Misato Park remains an active public prefectural park. Saitama Prefecture and the current park operator place it at Takasu 3-chome in Misato; the operator describes the 16.9-hectare waterside park as open year-round, with free admission. The stored coordinate is a park-level pin and does not claim the exact 2014 bench, breakup position, actor mark or camera setup.

Sources: Fuji TV official Episode 4 backnumber; Nationwide Filming Location Guide (loca.ash.jp); Saitama Prefecture; Misato Park official management site.