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Nazuchi Beach (Japanese: 名椎の浜 Nadzuchi no Hama) is a subarea located in Yashiori Island, Inazuma.

A beach connecting Kannazuka and Yashiori Island, Nazuchi Beach has been ravaged by war for almost a thousand years. In recent years, it has been a place of interest for both the Tenryou Commission and Watatsumi Army, with weapons scattered all over the place. Both ground and naval engagements have taken place here, and third-party affiliates such as criminals have made the area a prime spot for looting what remains on the battlefield.

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In the old language of Inazuma, "Nazuchi" means "to be caressed by the loving hands of the divine."
However, this shallow shoal has seen far too many battles and slaughters during its time.

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In the ancient language of the Inazuma ancestors, "Nazuchi" means "to be tenderly caressed by the hands of the gods." Ironically, Nazuchi Beach has been ravaged by war since a thousand years ago and has become a place for scavengers and pirates, with few inhabitants.

Located between Yashiori Island and Kannazuka, Nazuchi Beach is a place ravaged by war. On the shallow coast, apart from Violet Ibis looking for a place to rest, there are torn flags and broken arrows of prior battles, as well as broken masts and shattered decks of shipwrecks.
As a result of the war, pirates and ronin infest the place searching for loot. Even the rare Dendrobium blooms in this place...

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No.Soundtrack NameAlbumPlayed In
50Caress of the SpiritRealm of Tranquil EternityJinren Island, Nazuchi Beach, Fort Mumei
51Stranded WishRealm of Tranquil EternityNazuchi Beach, Fort Mumei

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Etymology[]

  • The ancient meaning of the name Nazuchi may be based on one of the many supposed etymologies of the Shinto deities Ashinazuchi (Japanese: あしづち Ashi-nadzuchi, "Foot-Caressing Spirit") and Tenazuchi (Japanese: づち Te-nadzuchi, "Hand-Caressing Spirit"); whose names are thought to symbolize them affectionately caressing their daughters' hands and feet.[1]
    • Ashinazuchi and Tenazuchi play a major role in the myth surrounding the legendary serpent Yamata no Orochi, which seems to have inspired the story of Orobashi.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishNazuchi Beach
Chinese
(Simplified)
名椎滩
Míngzhuī-tān‍[※][※][2]
Caressing Spirit Beach
Chinese
(Traditional)
名椎灘
Míngzhuī-tān‍[※][※][2]
Japaneseづちはま
Nadzuchi no Hama[3]
Caressing Spirit Beach[1]
Korean나즈치 해안해안
Najeuchi Hae'an
Nazuchi Coast
SpanishPlaya NazuchiNazuchi Beach
FrenchPlage de NazuchiNazuchi Beach
RussianПобережье Надзути
Poberezh'ye Nadzuti
Nazuchi Coast
ThaiNazuchi Beach
VietnameseBờBờ NazuchiNazuchi Shore
GermanNazuchi-StrandNazuchi Beach
IndonesianNazuchi Beach
PortuguesePraia NazuchiNazuchi Beach
TurkishNazuchi SahiliNazuchi Beach
ItalianSpiaggia di NazuchiNazuchi Beach

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References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Japanese Wiki Corpus: Ashinazuchi and Tenazuchi
  2. 2.0 2.1 Archon Quest, Chapter II, Act II - Stillness, the Sublimation of Shadow, Part 2: In the Name of the Resistance (Chinese Voice-Over)
  3. Map, Label: Nazuchi Beach (Japanese)

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