Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly - Locations
The haunting locations of Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly, set in the lost mountain village of Minakami and its surrounding woodlands, shrine buildings, and the sacred places tied to the twin-sister ritual.
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· updated 2026-09-15
| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minakami Village | Lost Mountain Village | The central setting. A forgotten village hidden in a mountain hollow where the Crimson Butterfly ritual was performed, populated only by the ghosts of past villagers. | The Eastern Mountains | Village crossroads Abandoned houses Crimson butterfly groves Shrine entry gates |
| The Kurosawa House | Historic Residence | The ancestral home of the Kurosawa twin priestesses, central to the ritual's backstory. | Minakami Village | Kurosawa ancestral shrine Twin priestess quarters Hidden ritual chamber |
| The Bell Tower | Ritual Landmark | The tall ceremonial bell tower of Minakami, associated with the twin priestesses and the ringing that accompanies key ritual moments. | Minakami Village | Ceremonial bell Tower stairways Village overlook |
| The Forest Path to Minakami | Woodland Approach | The wooded trail where Mio and Mayu first become lost and stumble into the village. | Approach to the Village | Forest shrine marker Boundary gate Opening ghost encounter |
| The Twin Shrine | Sacred Ritual Site | The sacred structure dedicated to the twin priestesses where the Crimson Butterfly ceremony culminates. | Minakami Village | Ritual altar Crimson butterfly chamber Climactic boss arena |
| The Abandoned Temple | Ruined Temple | A decaying Buddhist temple within the village, home to recording ghosts and scattered ritual relics. | Minakami Village | Temple statues Ritual relics Recording ghost encounters |
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