In the future, this map will be changed and improved! Many of the primary residents of Itomori moved to Tokyo following its destruction in the revised timeline, leaving the once-beautiful town desolate and relatively barren. Despite this, it was implied that the town was largely abandoned and its residents presumably moved elsewhere. In one timeline, 500 people died in the incident, and in the final timeline, all of its residents survived, with only 104 people injured. Itomori was disestablished following the "Itomori Incident" of 2013. Taki hypothesizes to Hitoha Miyamizu that the Miyamizu line's body-swapping ability may be inextricably linked to the possible prevention of such disasters. It is also implied, due to the size and structure of Goshintai, a large crater, that such a site was formed through another fragment of Tiamat crashing to the ground below. As stated in the film, Tiamat possesses an orbital period of 1200 years, and the comet has hit the town at least twice (once during the formation of Lake Itomori, another during the film on October 4, 2013). There is an apparently mystical connection between Itomori and Comet Tiamat, one stretching for potentially thousands of years. Power in the town is provided through a single substation. The area itself is mostly rural, with farmland and gardens covering the space between the roads and houses. The town is accessible by train and road. Most of the buildings in the area are 2-story family houses. The town surrounds the crater of what is believed to be the fragment. The mayor of Itomori, Mitsuha's father, even noted that she would have to be sent out to the city to get examined by a doctor at a hospital, presumably due to Itomori's lack of such facilities.
Itomori lacks several amenities, such as cafes and hospitals. The town's primary water formation, Lake Itomori, was the result of a fragment from Comet Tiamat crashing into the town 1200 years prior to the events of the film.
The town was established in the year 443.
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