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Kamiagata
Kamiagata is the snowy northern region of Tsushima and the setting for Act 3. It is thinly settled and harsh, and it is where you chase Khotun Khan to his final stronghold at Port Izumi.
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Good to know
- It has three prefectures: Jogaku, Kin and Sago.
- The wiki lists 15 Mongol Territories here, including General Dogshin's Camp, General Bartu's Camp and Izumi Village.
- It holds 3 Hot Springs, 3 Shinto Shrines, 3 Bamboo Strikes and 3 Lighthouses.
- Settlements include Cedar Temple, Jogaku Temple, Fort Kikuchi, Sago Mill and Port Izumi.
- Liberating 7 occupied areas earns Mass Eviction, and clearing all of them earns A New Safe Haven.
- The Undying Flame is the region's only Mythic Tale.
What the region is like
Snow covers most of the north and the weather is cold and unforgiving. Fewer people live here than in the south, so villages and camps are spread far apart.
What you do here
The final act of Jin's Journey runs here, from Honor and Ash through The Tale of Lord Shimura. Side tales finish the Ishikawa, Masako and Norio storylines, and Fit for the Khan sends you after four Mongol Territories for an armor set.
Mongol Territories
Minor targets include Bitter Hills Garrison, Derelict Mine and Silk Farm. General Bartu's and General Dogshin's Camps end in duels. Kawachi Whaling Village and Morimae Brewery are farmstead targets, and Izumi Village is a town.
Collectibles to look for
Hot Springs: Jito's Foothills, Morimae and White Mist. Shrines: Crane Mountain, Frost Cliff and Snowlit Peak. Lighthouses: Jogaku, Kin and Sago.
Friends in PassingFriends in Passing is Ishikawa Tale 8 of 9, an Act 3 side tale that starts at Jogaku Temple in Kamiagata. While hunting for Tomoe in eastern Jogaku you meet a trapper named Matsu and help her check her traps. It rewards the Charm of Fortune II and the Hidden Serpent half bow dye.- The Guardian of TsushimaThe Guardian of Tsushima is Norio Tale 8 of 9, an Act 3 side tale in Sago where you help Norio and his monks retake Cedar Temple. It starts east of General Bartu's Camp, needs Wolves at the Gates done, and rewards the Charm of Resistance III and 2 Silk.
- The Sister BetrayedThe Sister Betrayed is Masako Tale 9 of 9, the final part of her storyline, set in Sago in Act 3. You storm an old clan fort with Masako to face the person behind her family's murder. It needs Wolves at the Gates done and rewards the Adachi Half Mask.
- This Threefold WorldThis Threefold World is Norio Tale 9 of 9, the Act 3 finale of his storyline, set at Cedar Temple and Guardian's Ridge in Sago. It is the only tale in the game with no combat at all, and it rewards the Charm of Vitality and the Chaos Headband.
From the DarknessFrom the Darkness is the last tale of Act 2, where Jin goes against his uncle's orders and sneaks into Castle Shimura to poison the Mongols. It gives you the Ghost Armor and ends with the story moving north to Kamiagata.- Honor and AshHonor and Ash is the opening tale of Act 3, where Jin escapes Castle Shimura unarmed and rides into the snowy north of Kamiagata to find Yuna. It ends with a hostage rescue at Jogaku Temple, which becomes your new base.
- Wolves at the GatesWolves at the Gates is the Act 3 tale where you team up with Yuna's hunter contacts to take Fort Kaminodake and reopen the roads into Toyotama. Finishing it lifts the travel lock from The Fate of Tsushima.
- A Gathering StormA Gathering Storm is a short Act 3 stealth tale where Jin scouts the Khan's stronghold at Port Izumi from Jogaku Lighthouse. Being seen fails it, so come in with poison and a quiet build.
- Heart of the JitoHeart of the Jito is the Act 3 tale where Jin slips into Castle Shimura unseen to leave his uncle a letter asking him to join the final battle. It is a strict no-detection tale, and you also choose a new horse.
- Eternal Blue SkyEternal Blue Sky is the Act 3 tale where Jin and his allies attack Port Izumi under cover of the storm to take down Khotun Khan. It's the big final battle of the Mongol story, with a multi-phase boss fight against the Khan himself.
- A Father's ChoiceA Father's Choice is an Act 3 side tale in Sago, Kamiagata, that starts with a body hanging beside the road. You track the Mongols who forced a father to pick which son they would kill, and earn a Charm of Fire Doctrine.
- Fit for the KhanFit for the Khan is the Act 3 side tale that gets you the Mongol Commander's Armor. A blacksmith's apprentice at Jogaku Temple sends you to retake four Mongol-held spots in Kamiagata, each holding a piece of armor made for Khotun Khan.
- Hidden in SnowHidden in Snow is an Act 3 investigation tale in Sago Mill, Kamiagata. The village is oddly empty and its men are jumpy, and you dig into what they are hiding. It pays a Charm of the Lost Mind and 18 linen.
- The Cost of FearThe Cost of Fear is an Act 3 side tale in snowy Jogaku. A dying man says his family was poisoned too, and you try to get them food and medicine from a Mongol outpost. It pays a Charm of Fire Doctrine and 8 leather.
- The Undying FlameThe Undying Flame is the last Tsushima Mythic Tale, at the foot of Mount Jogaku in Kamiagata. You climb the freezing mountain from fire to fire and learn the Way of the Flame, which lets you set your katana alight with Incendiary Oil.
- Azure DragonAzure Dragon is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor on the east side of the Endless Forest in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- Bamboo StrikesBamboo Strikes are button-timing challenges where Jin slices a row of bamboo poles. There are 20 in all, 16 on Tsushima and 4 on Iki, and completing them raises your maximum Resolve.
- Bitter Hills Pillar of HonorThe Bitter Hills Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Bitter Hills in Sago, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Shogun's Storm sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- Cape Izumi Pillar of HonorThe Cape Izumi Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Cape Izumi in Jogaku, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Hidden Forest sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- Charm of Fire DoctrineThe Charm of Fire Doctrine is a minor Stealth charm in Ghost of Tsushima. Setting an enemy on fire has a 15% chance to Terrify enemies nearby. You get it by finishing A Father's Choice or The Cost of Fear.
- Charm of Fortune IIThe Charm of Fortune II is a minor Utility charm in Ghost of Tsushima. Any effect that works on a percentage chance becomes 50% more likely to happen. The wiki lists the same value as Fortune I. You get it by finishing the tale Friends in Passing.
- Charm of Ikazuchi-no-KamiThe Charm of Ikazuchi-no-Kami is a major Stealth charm, named for the kami of lightning, in Ghost of Tsushima. Any perk or ability that can Terrify enemies is 25% more likely to do so. You get it by honoring the Crane Mountain Shrine in Kamiagata.
- Charm of Nigihayahi-no-MikotoThe Charm of Nigihayahi-no-Mikoto is a major Melee charm, named for the kami of the sky, in Ghost of Tsushima. You deal moderate bonus damage while your health is full. You get it by honoring the Frost Cliff Shrine in Kamiagata.
- Charm of Resistance IIIThe Charm of Resistance III is a minor Defense charm in Ghost of Tsushima. All damage you take drops by a major amount, the strongest of the Resistance charms. You get it by finishing the tale The Guardian of Tsushima.
- Charm of TakemikazuchiThe Charm of Takemikazuchi is a major Melee charm, named for the kami of the sword, in Ghost of Tsushima. Each kill gives you a small melee damage boost for a few seconds. You get it by honoring the Snowlit Peak Shrine in Kamiagata.
- Charm of The Lost MindThe Charm of The Lost Mind is a minor Stealth charm in Ghost of Tsushima. Enemies who are hallucinating deal 50% more damage to other enemies. You get it by finishing The Sister Betrayed or Hidden in Snow.
- Charm of VitalityThe Charm of Vitality is a minor Defense charm in Ghost of Tsushima. Your maximum health goes up by a moderate amount. You get it by finishing Unfinished Business, Three Actions, Three Illusions or This Threefold World.
- CharmsCharms are equippable trinkets that add perks to Jin, from extra health to silent arrows. You earn them from Shinto shrines, side tales and Legend ranks, and the six slots you can fill let you tune Jin for stealth, archery or swordplay.
- Conversations with the Khan 10Conversations with the Khan 10 is one of the Conversations with the Khan records, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at General Bartu's Camp in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Conversations with the Khan 11Conversations with the Khan 11 is one of the Conversations with the Khan records, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at Izumi Village in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Conversations with the Khan 9Conversations with the Khan 9 is one of the Conversations with the Khan records, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at General Dogshin's Camp in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Crooked Kama HeadbandCrooked Kama Headband is a headband hidden on the pagoda roof at Jogaku Temple in Kamiagata. It has no map marker, so use the Guiding Wind set to vanity gear to find it.
- Cry for HelpCry for Help is a written record from Ghost of Tsushima's Records set, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at Kin Sanctuary in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Dishware and PotteryDishware and Pottery is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at High Point Guard Post in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- DyesDyes are colour variants for Jin's armor, bows and Sakai horse armor. Most come from merchants for flowers, others from tales, Wind Shrines, Sakai Banners or Baku in New Game+, and none change stats.
- Endless Forest Bamboo StrikeThe Endless Forest Bamboo Strike is a sword-timing challenge right next to Kin Lighthouse, beside an abandoned house in Kamiagata. Cut through all the bamboo with the right buttons and it counts toward raising your maximum Resolve.
- Endless Forest Pillar of HonorThe Endless Forest Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Endless Forest in Kin, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Azure Dragon sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- FarewellFarewell is a written record from Ghost of Tsushima's Records set, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at Kin Sanctuary in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Fire LanceFire Lance is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Silk Farm in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Golden RetributionGolden Retribution is a dye for Ghost Armor. It costs 10 flowers at the Kamiagata merchants. Like every dye it only changes colours.
- GunpowderGunpowder is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at General Bartu's Camp in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- HaikuHaiku are short poems Jin writes at quiet, scenic spots on Tsushima and Iki Island. Each of the 19 open-world spots rewards a cosmetic headband, so this is where most of your headbands come from.
- HatsHats are cosmetic headgear for Jin, mostly straw hats, worn in the Helmet slot. You get them from tales, armor upgrades, exploration, merchants and Baku in New Game+.
- Headband of HopeHeadband of Hope is a headband you earn by composing the Sago Haiku on the coast west of Guardian's Ridge in Kamiagata. Haiku spots show on the map once found, and every one pays out a headband.
- Headband of RuinHeadband of Ruin is a headband you earn by composing the Kin Haiku north of Kin Sanctuary in Kamiagata. Haiku spots show on the map once found, and every one pays out a headband.
- Headband of StrengthHeadband of Strength is a headband you earn by composing the Jogaku Haiku on the northernmost peak of Whaler's Coast in Kamiagata. Haiku spots show on the map once found, and every one pays out a headband.
- HeadbandsHeadbands are cosmetic cloth bands for Jin, worn in the Helmet slot. Most come from composing haiku, exploring, tales and merchants, and each haiku spot gives one.
- HelmetsHelmets are cosmetic headgear for Jin that sit in the Helmet slot of the Gear menu. You get them from tales, armor upgrades, one shrine and a few hidden spots on Iki Island.
- Hidden AltarsHidden Altars are unmarked spots on Tsushima where Jin can bow and trigger a small visual effect, like fireflies or jumping fish. They give no gear, but bowing at 10 different altars unlocks the Honor the Unseen trophy.
- Hidden ForestHidden Forest is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor near Cape Izumi, northeast of Port Izumi in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- HideHide is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Icy Forest Crossroads in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- HwachaHwacha is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Bitter Hills Garrison in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Inari ShrinesInari Shrines are 49 hidden fox shrines on Tsushima. Find a Fox Den, follow the fox to the shrine and honor it to build up minor charm slots, then power up the Charm of Inari's Might and Charm of Silence.
- Island's KeeperIsland's Keeper is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor by Jogaku Temple Lake, east of Jogaku Temple in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- Ivory of WoeIvory of Woe is a mask lying in front of a house by the Kubara Crossing, in Kin, Kamiagata. It has no map icon, so set the Guiding Wind to vanity gear to find it.
- Iwai Village Pillar of HonorThe Iwai Village Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Iwai Village in Jogaku, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Sly Tanuki sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- Jogaku HaikuThe Jogaku Haiku is a poem spot on the most northern peak of Whaler's Coast in Kamiagata. Sit down, pick three lines and you earn the Headband of Strength.
- Jogaku LighthouseJogaku Lighthouse is one of the 10 lighthouses Jin can relight, east of Port Izumi and Izumi Village, Kamiagata. Lighting the fire gives a minor boost to your Legend.
- Jogaku Temple Lake Pillar of HonorThe Jogaku Temple Lake Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Jogaku Temple Lake in Jogaku, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Island's Keeper sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- Kin Bamboo StrikeThe Kin Bamboo Strike is a sword-timing challenge north of Kin Sanctuary in Kamiagata. Cut through all the bamboo with the right buttons and it counts toward raising your maximum Resolve.
- Kin HaikuThe Kin Haiku is a poem spot north of Kin Sanctuary in Kamiagata. Sit down, pick three lines and you earn the Headband of Ruin.
- Kin LighthouseKin Lighthouse is one of the 10 lighthouses Jin can relight, southeast of Iwai Village, Kamiagata. Lighting the fire gives a minor boost to your Legend.
- Lady HanaLady Hana is a written record from Ghost of Tsushima's Records set, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at Sago Mill in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- LighthousesLighthouses are 10 coastal towers you relight across Tsushima and Iki Island. The Mongols hold several of them, and each fire you light gives a minor Legend boost, plus a Ghost Flower on New Game+.
- Mahakala MaskMahakala Mask is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at White Falls Village in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- MasksMasks are face pieces for Jin, worn in the Mask slot of the Gear menu. They come from tales, armor upgrades, exploration, the dye merchants, Gift Altars and New Game+, and they are cosmetic only.
- Midnight HanabiMidnight Hanabi is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor north of Kin Sanctuary, near Shinboku Inn in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- Milk PotMilk Pot is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Izumi Village in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Mongol ArtifactsMongol Artifacts are 50 objects from the invaders' culture, found in their forts, camps and the homes they took over. Each one teaches you about how the Mongols lived and fought, and 20 count toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Mongol Commander's ArmorThe Mongol Commander's Armor is a disguise set you earn from Fit for the Khan. Out of combat it makes Mongols much slower to spot you, and it adds health and damage reduction, which makes it the toughest set in the game.
- Mongol HelmetMongol Helmet is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Frozen Forest Crossroads in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Mongol SpearMongol Spear is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Frozen Overlook in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Mongolian CoinsMongolian Coins is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Mountain Pass in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Mount Jogaku Pillar of HonorThe Mount Jogaku Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Mount Jogaku in Jogaku, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Tanuki's Brush sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- Northern Farmer's HatNorthern Farmer's Hat is a hat you buy from the Kamiagata merchants for 20 flowers. It is cosmetic only and sits in the Helmet slot.
- OngonOngon is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at General Dogshin's Camp in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- OvooOvoo is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Twilight's Edge Overlook in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Pale BladesmanPale Bladesman is a dye for Ronin Attire. It costs 10 flowers at the Kamiagata merchants. Like every dye it only changes colours.
- Pillars of HonorPillars of Honor are memorial shrines raised by Tsushima's first jito for samurai who died bringing peace to the island. Each one holds a sword kit that changes how Jin's katana and tanto look.
- Prisoner CoffinPrisoner Coffin is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Jogaku Temple Lake in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- QubchurQubchur is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Derelict Mine in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Raijin's SparkRaijin's Spark is a dye for the Longbow. It costs 5 flowers at the Kamiagata merchants. Like every dye it only changes colours.
- RecordsRecords are 40 letters, poems and accounts written by Tsushima's people during the Mongol invasion. You find them in towns, shrines and Mongol camps, and reading 20 counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Sago Bamboo StrikeThe Sago Bamboo Strike is a sword-timing challenge east of Sago Forest, southeast of Sago Mill in Kamiagata. Cut through all the bamboo with the right buttons and it counts toward raising your maximum Resolve.
- Sago Blue HeadbandSago Blue Headband is a headband hidden on the pagoda roof at Cedar Temple in Kamiagata. It has no map marker, so use the Guiding Wind set to vanity gear to find it.
- Sago HaikuThe Sago Haiku is a poem spot west of Guardian's Ridge, along the coastline in Kamiagata. Sit down, pick three lines and you earn the Headband of Hope.
- Sago LighthouseSago Lighthouse is one of the 10 lighthouses Jin can relight, southwest of Fort Kaminodake, Kamiagata. Lighting the fire gives a minor boost to your Legend.
- Sashimono BannersSashimono Banners are 80 small clan flags scattered across Tsushima. Bring them to the monk Genho at Komatsu Forge to unlock dyes for your Hero Saddle, with the last dye needing all 80.
- Seaside DuelSeaside Duel is a dye for Ronin Attire. It costs 10 flowers at the Kamiagata merchants. Like every dye it only changes colours.
- Seiryuu's GlareSeiryuu's Glare is a mask lying inside a barn at Sago Mill, in Sago, Kamiagata. It has no map icon, so set the Guiding Wind to vanity gear to find it.
- Shinboku Inn Pillar of HonorThe Shinboku Inn Pillar of Honor is a memorial shrine at Shinboku Inn in Kin, Kamiagata. Visit it to collect the Midnight Hanabi sword kit, a cosmetic look for Jin's katana and tanto.
- Shogun's StormShogun's Storm is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor southwest of the Bitter Hills in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- Siege WeaponsSiege Weapons is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at Fort Jogaku in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Singing CricketsSinging Crickets are 20 caged crickets hidden around Tsushima, mostly in cemeteries. Collecting them teaches Jin new flute songs, and each song changes the weather, which can help you in fights and quests.
- Skeletal VengeanceSkeletal Vengeance is a mask lying on a house porch in Stonecutter's Village, in Jogaku, Kamiagata. It has no map icon, so set the Guiding Wind to vanity gear to find it.
- Sly TanukiSly Tanuki is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor east of Iwai Village in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- Soldier SuppliesSoldier Supplies is one of the 50 Mongol Artifacts, pieces of the invaders' culture and warfare you can study. It sits at the shipyard west of Kamiagata Falls in Kamiagata, and finding 20 artifacts counts toward the Know Your Enemy trophy.
- Sword KitsSword Kits are cosmetic skins for Jin's katana and tanto. Most come from Pillars of Honor across Tsushima and Iki, with the rest from Mythic Tales, merchants and Iki activities.
- Tanuki's BrushTanuki's Brush is a Sword Kit that reskins Jin's katana and tanto. You collect it from the Pillar of Honor northwest of Mount Jogaku in Kamiagata, and it is purely cosmetic.
- TengaiTengai is a basket hat that covers the whole head. After "Eternal Blue Sky" is done, it turns up on a grave at the lake below Jogaku Temple, on the northwest side.
- The Dye HouseThe Dye House is a written record from Ghost of Tsushima's Records set, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at Sago Mill in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Tireless StalkerTireless Stalker is a dye for Ronin Attire. It costs 10 flowers at the Kamiagata merchants. Like every dye it only changes colours.
- Watch HerWatch Her is a written record from Ghost of Tsushima's Records set, left by locals during the Mongol invasion. You find it at Sago Mill in Kamiagata, and it counts toward the Avid Reader trophy.
- Cedar TempleCedar Temple is a pagoda in Jogaku, home of the warrior monks Norio and his brother Enjo. Norio's storyline builds toward retaking it from the Mongols, and it is a fast travel point.
- Crane Mountain ShrineCrane Mountain Shrine is a Shinto shrine climb in Sago, Kamiagata, dedicated to Ikazuchi-no-Kami, kami of lightning. Reach the summit to earn the Charm of Ikazuchi-no-Kami, a major charm: perks and abilities that Terrify are 25% more likely to trigger.
- Fort KaminodakeFort Kaminodake guards the pass between Toyotama and Kamiagata at the southern edge of the north. You must take it from the Mongols in Wolves at the Gates to get your allies into Kamiagata.
- Fort KikuchiFort Kikuchi is the Kamiagata fortress of Clan Kikuchi in Sago Prefecture. It matters for Lady Masako's storyline, which ends with you and Masako clearing it of the samurai who moved in after the invasion.
- Frost Cliff ShrineFrost Cliff Shrine is a Shinto shrine climb in Kin, Kamiagata, dedicated to Nigihayahi-no-Mikoto, kami of the sky. Reach the summit to earn the Charm of Nigihayahi-no-Mikoto, a major charm: deal moderate bonus damage while at full health.
- General Dogshin's CampGeneral Dogshin's Camp is a major Mongol camp in Jogaku that you clear during the side tale Fit for the Khan. It only counts as freed once you beat General Dogshin in a duel, and it gives you a piece of the Mongol Commander's Armor.
- Jito's Foothills Hot SpringJito's Foothills Hot Spring sits in Sago, part of Kamiagata, and is one of the game's 20 Hot Springs. Soak there once and Jin's maximum health goes up permanently.
- Jogaku TempleJogaku Temple is a monk pagoda in Jogaku, the northernmost temple on Tsushima. You free it from the Mongols and use it as a base for the attack on Port Izumi.
- Kin SanctuaryKin Sanctuary is a town in Kin Prefecture that Jin reaches after escaping Castle Shimura in Honor and Ash. He finds it burned by the Mongols, and what happened to its people is a key story turn.
- Morimae Hot SpringMorimae Hot Spring sits in Jogaku, part of Kamiagata, and is one of the game's 20 Hot Springs. Soak there once and Jin's maximum health goes up permanently.
- Port IzumiPort Izumi is a northern trading port that Khotun Khan turns into his last stronghold. Your final assault on the Khan in Eternal Blue Sky happens here.
- Sago MillSago Mill is a dye mill in Sago known for its blue dye. It is the setting of the side tale Hidden in Snow, which deals with what the villagers did to stay safe from the Mongols.
- Snowlit Peak ShrineSnowlit Peak Shrine is a Shinto shrine climb in Jogaku, Kamiagata, dedicated to Takemikazuchi, kami of the sword. Reach the summit to earn the Charm of Takemikazuchi, a major charm: each kill gives a minor melee damage boost for a few seconds.
- Takeshi's CampTakeshi's Camp is where Jin meets the hunter Takeshi and his archers in Kamiagata. You visit it in Wolves at the Gates, and a Merchant there lets you trade.
- Trapper's HouseTrapper's House is a lone home in central eastern Kamiagata, belonging to the trapper Matsu. Jin visits it during Sensei Ishikawa's storyline after helping her fix her traps.
- White Mist Hot SpringWhite Mist Hot Spring sits in Kin, part of Kamiagata, and is one of the game's 20 Hot Springs. Soak there once and Jin's maximum health goes up permanently.
Related places
- Region
Izuhara
Izuhara is the southern region of Tsushima and the first one you explore in Act 1. It is where you rescue Lord Shimura from Castle Kaneda, meet most of your allies and learn the stealth tools that turn Jin into the Ghost.
- Region
Toyotama
Toyotama is the central region of Tsushima, between Izuhara and Kamiagata. Act 2 plays out here: you rally allies, liberate Yarikawa and march on Castle Shimura, while side tales for Norio, Yuna and Yuriko open up.
- Region
Iki Island
Iki Island is the separate island southeast of Tsushima where the Iki Island expansion takes place. The Eagle Tribe under Ankhsar Khatun has taken it over, and Jin must face both the Mongols and his father's history there.
- Base
Castle Shimura
Castle Shimura is the seat of Clan Shimura in Toyotama and the biggest battle of Act 2. Khotun Khan holds it after the invasion, and you retake it in The Fate of Tsushima alongside every ally you have gathered.