Silent Hill f - Locations
The locations of Silent Hill f span the fictional 1960s Japanese town of Ebisugaoka and its surroundings - a rural farming settlement that gives way to a crimson-drenched otherworld. From the Shimizu residence and the town's middle school to the hilltop shrine and the ritual Dark Shrine, each place...
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| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ebisugaoka (Town) | Hub / Starting Area | The isolated farming town where the game takes place. | Rural Japan, 1960s | Village streets and paddies Community buildings Transforms into a fog- and bloom-choked otherworld |
| Shimizu Residence | Home / Exploration Area | Hinako's family home and the center of her domestic conflict. | Ebisugaoka | Hinako's home environment Family household interiors Early-story anchor location |
| Ebisugaoka Middle School | Institution / Exploration Area | The local middle school that defines Hinako's everyday student life and her connection to classmates like Shu Iwai, Rinko Nishida, and Sakuko Igarashi. | Ebisugaoka | Classrooms and corridors Student life set pieces Long school exploration sequence |
| Ebisugaoka Shrine (Hokora Altars) | Landmark / Save Points | The town's Shinto shrine and the network of small stone Hokora shrine altars placed throughout the area. | Ebisugaoka | Stone Hokora save altars Anchors the offering system Multiple altar locations around town |
| The Dark Shrine | Otherworld / Ritual Area | A ritual-themed otherworld location where the game's occult ceremony comes to the fore. | The otherworld beneath Ebisugaoka | Holds ceremonial weapons (Kaiken, Naginata) Ritual set pieces Otherworld transition point |
| The Otherworld Ebisugaoka | Alternate Reality | The transformed version of Ebisugaoka that surfaces as the horror deepens. | Parallel to Ebisugaoka | Bloom-choked town streets Warped school and residence interiors Hostile reinterpretation of waking areas |
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