Narukami Island (Japanese: 鳴神島 Narukami-jima) is an area located in Inazuma.
The area spans across Ritou, its port of entry, to Mt. Yougou which is home to the Grand Narukami Shrine, and on its coast is Inazuma City. It also has a mass of dense forests under the moonlight and underwater ruins alike.
It is where the Inazuma Shogunate primarily takes rule, enforcing policies and laws in accordance to the Sakoku Decree. Inazuman public festivals and cultural events are being held here.
Subareas[]
There are 11 subareas in Narukami Island:
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Amakane Island is a small festival island located off the western coast of Byakko Plain. |
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Araumi is a promontory at the northern point of Narukami Island, seemingly isolated from the rest of it by Mt. Yougou to the immediate south. The area is rich with ancient ruins found nowhere else on the island, which extend deep beneath the earth and surrounding waters. |
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Byakko Plain is a low, sparsely wooded field in the southwest of Narukami Island. The main road from Konda Village to Inazuma City runs through its center. Several Kitsune can be found roaming near the outskirts of the city. |
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Chinju Forest is a sacred grove nestled in a small river valley just south of Mt. Yougou. The path to the Kamisato Estate leads through these woods. Due to some unknown reason, this forest is shrouded in an eternal night, with the glow of an unseen moon casting a serene ambience within its borders. |
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Rising high atop the cliffs at the southern tip of Narukami Island, Inazuma City it was built during the Archon War[1] and is the seat of power of the Shogunate and the Raiden Shogun. The city is renowned for its low crime rate and great many family businesses, and is considered to be the most lively and prosperous area in the nation. Most of Inazuma's population lives here, and as their numbers continue to grow the city tends to expand outward.[2] |
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A quaint village, it is known for its signature dish, Konda Cuisine. |
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The Grand Narukami Shrine sits at the top of the mountain along with the Sacred Sakura. Beside the mountain at the base is a large pool of Electrified Water that drains HP. After completing Sacred Sakura Cleansing Ritual, the pool becomes de-energized. The Version 2.0 livestream mentions that the mountain is related to the legend of tengu. |
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Ritou is the area for central processing of all non-Inazuma nationals entering and leaving the nation.[3] The Alcor was once docked in Ritou.[4] If Chisato's Letter is not completed, then the Kanjou Commission Ashigaru will stop the Traveler from leaving Ritou on foot. The Traveler can still leave Ritou via teleportation. However, if Ritou Escape Plan is also not completed, then there is no way for the Traveler to access the rest of Inazuma, as no Teleport Waypoints outside of Ritou are unlocked until the said quest is complete. Once the Traveler obtains the Travel Permit from Kujou Kamaji in Chisato's Letter, they will finally be able to leave Ritou on foot without being stopped by Kanjou Commission guards. |
Points of Interest[]
Grand Narukami Shrine[]
Inazuma City[]
Kamisato Estate[]
Mt. Yougou[]
Ritou[]
Quests[]
Archon Quests
- Chapter II
- Interlude Chapter
World Quests
- Film Notes
- Ritou Travel Permit
- Sacred Sakura Cleansing Ritual
- Seirai Stormchasers
- The Gourmet Supremos
- The Very Special Fortune Slip
- Through the Mists
- "The Seventh Samurai"
- Battle of Revenge
- Hiromi's Watch
- Home Lies Over the Ocean
- In Another Land
- International Travel Log
- Katheryne in Inazuma
- Lofty Gourmet
- O Archon, Have I Done Right?
- Omni-Ubiquity Net
- Pizza From Another Land
- Storytelling Method
- Temaria Game
- The Art of Horticulture
- The Commission's Commission
- The Farmer's Treasure
- The Ritou Road
- Warden of Konda
- Yae Publishing House's Invitation
Commissions
- Bantan Sango Case File
- Bantan Sango Case File: The Search
- Bantan Sango Case File: Misdirection
- Bantan Sango Case File: The Right Identity
- Bantan Sango Case File: Case-Closing Time
- Bantan Sango Case File: Cleanup Work
- The Gourmet Supremos: Breakthrough Thinking
- Absolutely Unique Delicacy
- An Art to Be Honed
- Ceaseless Training
- Crash Course on Inazuman Fashion
- Inazuma Sales Specialist
- Is This Novel Amazing?
- No Place for Banditry
- O Archon, Hear Me!
- O Shrine, Show Your Power Once Again!
- Playing With Fire... Works
- Post-Sale Service
- Prayer in Progress...
- The Gourmet Supremos: Cook-Off
- The Gourmet Supremos: Extreme Cookery
- The Gourmet Supremos: Foodie Quiz
- The Gourmet Supremos: Where'd the Ingredients Go?
- The Taste of Home
- This Novel Seems... Problematic?
- This Novel... Seems Familiar?
Hidden Exploration Objectives
Notable Features[]
Domains[]
4 Domains match the category selection:
Exploration[]
- Earth Kitsune Statues: can be scanned using the Memento Lens to reveal hidden mechanisms, objects, or dialogue.
Enemies[]
Normal Bosses[]
Elite Enemies[]
Common Enemies[]
Large Cryo Slime- Electro Slime
- Large Electro Slime
- Hydro Slime
- Electro Whopperflower
- Hilichurl
- Hilichurl Fighter
- Hilichurl Berserker
- Electro Hilichurl Grenadier
- Hilichurl Grenadier
- Pyro Hilichurl Shooter
- Cryo Hilichurl Shooter
- Electro Hilichurl Shooter
- Electro Samachurl
- Fatui Skirmisher - Electrohammer Vanguard
- Fatui Skirmisher - Pyroslinger Bracer
- Fatui Skirmisher - Hydrogunner Legionnaire
- Treasure Hoarders: Crusher
- Treasure Hoarders: Gravedigger
- Treasure Hoarders: Marksman
- Treasure Hoarders: Scout
- Treasure Hoarders: Seaman
- Treasure Hoarders: Electro Potioneer
- Treasure Hoarders: Hydro Potioneer
- Treasure Hoarders: Pyro Potioneer
- Nobushi: Hitsukeban
- Nobushi: Jintouban
- Nobushi: Kikouban
- Kairagi: Dancing Thunder
- Kairagi: Fiery Might
Local Specialties[]
Descriptions[]
Soundtracks[]
Trivia[]
- Narukami Island was first seen in the Version 1.5 Special Program.
- Concept art of Tenshukaku was shown.
- Concept arts of Grand Narukami Shrine and Depths of Mt. Yougou were shown in the Version 1.6 Special Program.
- Unlocking the Statue of The Seven in Narukami Island will light up the map of the sea between Inazuma and the mainland of Teyvat, which doesn't belong to any country.
Etymology[]
- Narukami (Japanese: 鳴る神 "roaring god") may refer to Raijin, the god of lightning, thunder and storms in Japanese mythology.
- It may also refer to the Raiden Shogun's other title, "Narukami Ogosho."
Gallery[]
Video Guides[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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| English | Narukami Island | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 鸣神岛 Míngshén-dǎo | Thunder God Island[※][※] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 鳴神島 Míngshén-dǎo | |
| Japanese | 鳴神島 Narukami-jima[5] | Thunder God Island |
| Korean | 나루카미섬 Narukami-seom | Narukami Island |
| Spanish | Isla Narukami | Narukami Island |
| French | Île de Narukami | Narukami Island |
| Russian | Остров Наруками Ostrov Narukami | Narukami Island |
| Thai | Narukami Island | — |
| Vietnamese | ĐảoĐảo Narukami | Narukami Island |
| German | Narukami | — |
| Indonesian | Narukami Island | — |
| Portuguese | Ilha Narukami | Narukami Island |
| Turkish | Narukami Adası | Narukami Island |
| Italian | Isola di Narukami | Narukami Island |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ Yae Miko's Character Story: Character Story 4
- ↑ Furnishing: Inazuman Home: Routine Dimensions
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter II, Prologue - Autumn Winds, Scarlet Leaves, Part 1: A Path Through the Storm
- ↑ Kaedehara Kazuha's Character Story: Character Story 4
- ↑ Map, Label: Narukami Island (Japanese)
