The following location is primarily featured in: Manga. However, it may also appear in and/or be mentioned in other Boys Over Flowers media.
New York, also known as New York City or NYC, is the most populous city in the United States. It is considered a cultural hub, influencing entertainment, art, and more. New York City consists of five boroughs. Currently, Kaede Domyoji and her son Tsukasa live in New York.
Businessman's building — the headquarters of an unnamed business said to be "one of the top American companies." It is headed by an unnamed businessman whom had some conflict with a client, Kaede.[3]
Café — where Rui treated Tsukushi as well as Thomas and his friends to lunch. However, he forgot his wallet and he and Tsukushi, as the others had left, were asked to clean the floor in compensation.[4]
Central Park — a well known landmark. Thomas brought Tsukushi to the park where she met a New York businessman.[5] Tsukushi later returned to the park with Rui and met the same businessman again.[3]
Domyoji Group building — the headquarters of Domyoji Group in New York, where Kaede conducts her business.[6]
Domyoji residence — a sprawling mansion not far from Manhattan.[7] It is the primary residence of Kaede and her husband. Tsukasa has stayed at the mansion since he began training for his future role as head of Domyoji Group.
Hanazawa residence — a condo owned by the Hanazawa family. Tsukushi stayed here with Rui during her trip to New York.[8]
Statue of Liberty — a famous monument. Tsukasa visited it with Tsubaki Domyoji during his first trip to New York.[9] Tsukushi and Rui later passed by the monument while riding a ferry.[8]
Thomas' and his friends place — a graffiti covered building where Thomas lives with his friends, including Bob and Cindy. He brought Tsukushi there when he ran into her in New York.[10]
Times Square — a popular tourist location where Tsukasa became lost. He met two street performers whom roped him into dancing with them.[9]
Trailer — as a young child, Kei Windsor lived in a trailer with his foster mother and her son, Mike. She mistreated Kei, forcing him to go outside while it was heavily snowing.[11]
In chapter fifty-seven, Yoko Kamio drew the windows on the Statue of Liberty too large. She realized her mistake after seeing it on television at a later date.[14]
Central Park is mentioned and The Tavern on the Green is alluded to in chapter eighty-seven of Boys Over Flowers Season 2.
New York City is referenced several times in Meteor Garden (2001), as the residence of Dao Ming Si's (Tsukasa) parents. In episode seven, Si briefly leaves Taiwan for New York.
