4 regions
- Iki Island9 places
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.
- 4 camps
- 2 other
- 1 base
- 1 settlement
- 1 landmark
- Izuhara47 places
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.
- 14 settlements
- 13 camps
- 9 other
- 7 landmarks
- 4 bases
- Kamiagata16 places
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.
- 7 settlements
- 3 landmarks
- 3 other
- 2 bases
- 1 camp
- Toyotama32 places
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.
- 15 settlements
- 6 other
- 6 landmarks
- 4 bases
- 1 camp
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Adachi Estate
Adachi Estate is the abandoned home of Clan Adachi in Izuhara, where most of Lady Masako's family was murdered. You investigate it in The Tale of Lady Masako and come back during The Husband.
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Akashima Village
Akashima Village, in the prefecture of the same name, is the starting point of Norio's storyline. It has a full set of vendors, so it is a good resupply stop in western Toyotama.
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Aoi Village
Aoi Village is a village on the Tsutsu Plains that the Mongols occupy at the start of Act 2. Freeing it gives you the Key of Aoi, one of the keys for The Unbreakable Gosaku.
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Azamo Bay
Azamo Bay is a Mongol-held port town in Azamo Prefecture. You sneak in during The Broken Blacksmith to rescue Taka, then free it for good in Unfinished Business.
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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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Dawn Refuge
Dawn Refuge is one of two possible post-game homes for Jin, in Otsuna Prefecture. Which home you get depends on your choice at the end of The Tale of Lord Shimura.
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Fune's Refuge
Fune's Refuge is a raider hideout on Iki Island run by Fune. You can only get in after the Tale of Iki A Raider's Return, when Tenzo brings Jin there.
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Furuta Village
Furuta Village is a farming village in northern Izuhara that the Mongols turned into a minor camp. Clearing it frees the villagers and pays steel.
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Golden Temple
Golden Temple is a temple in Ariake that the monk Junshin turns into a refuge for civilians. It has a bowyer, swordsmith and armorer, so it is one of your main upgrade stops in early Izuhara.
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Ichi's Inn
Ichi's Inn is a tavern in Otsuna run by the innkeeper Ichi. The forces of the warlord Altan occupy it, and it ties into Yuna's storyline starting with The Tale of Yuna.
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Iijima Farmstead
Iijima Farmstead is a Mongol-held farm village in Umugi Prefecture. Rescue the hostages to free it and earn steel, and it counts toward The Unbreakable Gosaku.
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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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Kechi Fishing Village
Kechi Fishing Village sits north of Lake Izuhara and south of the Old Woodsman's Canopy. It falls to the Mongols at the start of Act 2, and freeing it pays steel.
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Kin Sanctuary
Kin 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.
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Kishibe Village
Kishibe Village is a Mongol-occupied settlement in Otsuna, near Omi Village. You can free it on its own or during the story tale Ghosts from the Past.
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Komatsu Forge
Komatsu Forge is a smithing town on the Komatsu and Tsutsu border where Taka builds Jin's grapple hook. You defend it in Hammer and Forge, which also frees it from the Mongols.
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Komoda Town
Komoda Town is a Komoda Prefecture town you pass through during the Prologue. The Mongols burned it to the ground after winning the Battle of Komoda Beach.
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Koshimizu Farmstead
Koshimizu Farmstead is a Mongol-held farm south of Benkei's Falls in Kushi. Freeing it gives one of the six keys to Gosaku's Armor in The Unbreakable Gosaku.
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Kushi Temple
Kushi Temple, also known as Kushidera, is an old pagoda that has stood in Toyotama for centuries. It is a key stop in Norio's storyline. Its monks later fight at the siege of Castle Shimura.
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Kuta Farmstead
Kuta Farmstead is a farm in the Kuta Grasslands of Ariake that the Mongols take at the start of Act 2. Free it for steel and one of the keys for The Unbreakable Gosaku.
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Lord Shimura's Camp
Lord Shimura's Camp is the samurai war camp in Kubara where your uncle gathers his army to retake Castle Shimura. You meet your allies here before A Reckoning in Blood and The Fate of Tsushima.
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Mamushi Farmstead
Mamushi Farmstead is a walled slave farm in Otsuna run by the Mamushi brothers, allies of the warlord Altan. You strike it in the Yuna Tale Silent Death.
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Ogawa Dojo
Ogawa Dojo is a samurai dojo near Yoichi's Slope that the Mongols seized, listed on your map as Liberate Ogawa Dojo. Blow up its powder cache and beat Warlord Dogar in a duel to free it.
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Ohama Fishing Village
Ohama Fishing Village is a coastal settlement near Lake Kunehama in Tsutsu that the Mongols occupy after Komoda Beach. Freeing it gives the Key of Ohama for The Unbreakable Gosaku.