Two armoured warriors clash with swords in a snowy courtyard in the north.

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Takeshi's Camp

Takeshi'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.

Type: Settlement
Region: Kamiagata

Found in

KamiagataKamiagata 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.

Good to know

The Kamiagata region page lists it among the settlements.
It features in the story tale Wolves at the Gates.
A Merchant trades here.
Takeshi leads a band operating in Sago and is an old contact of Yuna's.

Why you go

Castle Shimura blocks the road north, so Fort Kaminodake is the only way into Kamiagata. Takeshi's archers attack the fort from the north while Jin and his allies push from the south.

Related places

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Base
Fort Kaminodake
Fort 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.
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Settlement
Jogaku Temple
Jogaku 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.
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Settlement
Cedar Temple
Cedar 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.
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Landmark
Crane Mountain Shrine
Crane 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.