Yakuza Kiwami - Locations
The locations of Yakuza Kiwami are all inside Kamurocho, the fictional Tokyo entertainment district that serves as the game's single open hub, plus the underground complex beneath it. Entries cover the district as a whole, the streets and plazas that carry the main story, the bars and clubs where th...
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| Name | Type | Description | Region | Points Of Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kamurocho | Hub / Open District | The neon entertainment district that is the entire playable overworld. | Tokyo | The full street grid and alley network Shops, restaurants and weapon vendors Substory trigger points on every block |
| Tenkaichi Street | Main Street | The district's central north-south artery and the street most players learn first. | Kamurocho | Central shopping frontage Early substory triggers Connection to the theatre district |
| Nakamichi Street | Main Street | The second main north-south street, parallel to Tenkaichi and lined with smaller bars, eateries and the sort of side alleys where fights start without warning. | Kamurocho | Side alley encounters Quieter bar frontage Substory side streets |
| Taihei Boulevard | Main Boulevard | The wide east-west boulevard that cuts across the middle of the district and forms the main crossroads of Kamurocho. | Kamurocho | Central crossroads High foot traffic Links the east and west halves of the district |
| Pink Street | Entertainment Street | The district's established red-light block, packed with hostess clubs, cabarets and small bars. | Kamurocho | Hostess clubs and cabarets Night-time crowd encounters Reputation-focused substories |
| Theatre Square | Landmark Plaza | The plaza outside the district's main cinema, one of the most recognisable spaces in the series. | Kamurocho | Cinema frontage and plaza Crowd ambush site Frequent story backdrops |
| West Park | Park / Landmark | The park on the district's western edge and the public face of the Purgatory complex, since the entrance to the underground is hidden here. | Kamurocho | Concealed entrance to Purgatory Homeless camp under the trees Quiet contrast to the neon streets |
| Public Park 3 | Small Park | A small playground and open patch of ground tucked between buildings. | Kamurocho | Playground equipment as weapons Shortcut between blocks Fight space with room to move |
| Champion District | Alley Network | The tight warren of covered alleys running east of the main streets, full of tiny bars, grilled food stalls and dead ends. | Kamurocho | Covered alley bars Small eateries Quiet corners for underworld meetings |
| Millennium Tower | Landmark / Story Site | The tall tower at the north end of the district that serves as the Tojo Clan's seat of power and the location of the story's most important meetings. | Kamurocho | Tojo Clan meeting floors Rooftop and helicopter pad Late-game confrontation site |
| Serena | Bar / Safe House | Reina's bar and the closest thing Kiryu has to a home base in the district. | Kamurocho | Reina behind the bar Information from clan customers Refuge between story missions |
| Stardust | Hostess Club | One of the district's established hostess clubs and the anchor of the club side content. | Kamurocho | Hostess club interiors Dating and recruitment scenes Story meeting point outside clan turf |
| Purgatory | Underground Complex | The hidden complex under West Park, reached through a concealed entrance and run by the Florist of Sai. | Beneath West Park, Kamurocho | Underground casino Coliseum fight ladder Florist of Sai's information desk |
| Tojo Clan Headquarters | Story Site | The clan's formal headquarters inside the district, where the captain meetings, the succession arguments and the boardroom confrontations take place. | Kamurocho | Captain meeting room Succession arguments Boardroom confrontations |
| Pocket Circuit Stadium | Minigame Venue | The hobby shop and indoor track for Pocket Circuit racing, the four-wheel-drive slot car hobby that runs as a full side activity with its own rival racers, part purchases and tuning. | Kamurocho | Indoor slot car track Rival builders and racers Part shop and tuning counter |
| Club Sega Arcade | Minigame Venue | The arcade on the main street running Sega's own catalogue of playable cabinets, from UFO catchers to classic shooters. | Kamurocho | Playable arcade cabinets UFO catcher prizes Majima Everywhere encounter site |
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