Reminiscence of Seirai is a World Quest in Inazuma.
Starting Location[]
Start the quest by picking up the Picture Commemorating Seirai Island near a shrine northeast of Seirai Island's Statue of The Seven.
Steps[]
- Ask the adventurers some questions
- Ask Oda Tarou some questions
- Go to Seirai Island and take pictures (0/4)
- Take the pictures back to Oda Tarou
Gameplay Notes[]
- Completing the quest grants the Wonders of the World achievement On the Other Side of Homesickness.
- The pictures in step 2 are to be taken in the following locations, the photo taken must match the relevant commemorating picture:
- Picture Commemorating Seirai Island's locationPicture Commemorating Seirai Island (II)'s locationPicture Commemorating Seirai Island (III)'s locationPicture Commemorating Seirai Island (IV)'s location
Dialogue[]
- (Obtain
Picture Commemorating Seirai Island)
- Paimon: Huh? This is a picture. And it's got some weird markings on it, too...
- Paimon: C—Could it be a treasure map?
- Paimon: Let's bring this back to the city and ask around. Maybe someone can tell us more about it!
- Paimon: Hmm... Paimon thinks an adventurer might be the best choice. They'll have the most experience in looking for treasure, after all!
- (Talk to the adventurers in Inazuma City)
- Furuya Noboru: Hmm, this is quite the headache...
Would you know anything about this map...
- Furuya Noboru: Judging by the topography, I'd say that this is some place on Seirai Island...
How could you tell?
- Furuya Noboru: The Guild has commissioned several expeditions to Seirai Island in the past.
- Furuya Noboru: The adventurers who accepted those commissions would bring us intel on the island in the form of reports.
- Furuya Noboru: Unfortunately, manpower issues have prevented us from launching large-scale expeditions, so we're stuck sending a few adventurers at a time to explore the area.
- Furuya Noboru: I'm afraid that this limits the extent to which I can continue helping you to analyze this map.
- Furuya Noboru: However, I do know someone who might have more to do with Seirai Island than me.
- Furuya Noboru: His name's Oda Tarou. I've heard that his ancestors used to live on Seirai Island before migrating here for various reasons.
- Furuya Noboru: Speaking of which, he did come to the Guild some time back to hire some adventurers who would accompany him to Seirai Island to see the place...
- Furuya Noboru: You can ask him about this map. With any luck, he might know something about it.
- (Talk to Oda Tarou)
- Oda Tarou: *sigh* When will I find someone who'll accompany me back there...
Would you know anything about this map...
- Oda Tarou: Are you... an adventurer with the Guild? Can they finally spare the people?
Uh, I'm just a passing traveler.
- Oda Tarou: Hmm, fine, then... What's this map you spoke of?
- Oda Tarou: Now, let me see...
- Oda Tarou: Th—This! Could it be...
What did you see?
Is this your home?
- Oda Tarou: Isn't this Seirai Island!?
That it is.
Ding ding, correct answer...
- Oda Tarou: Haha, is it really? I just guessed.
- Oda Tarou: Although my ancestors once lived on Seirai Island, that was a very long time ago now.
- Oda Tarou: By the time we came to my generation, we no longer had any impression of our old home.
- Oda Tarou: All we have left in the house to remind us of it are three landscape paintings of the island.
So why do you want to go back?
- Oda Tarou: Well... It is still my "hometown," is it not?
- Oda Tarou: I feel like... I have to go see it no matter what.
- Oda Tarou: Unfortunately, I'm pretty busy running my business at the moment, so I haven't the time to go.
- Oda Tarou: Additionally, I had some trouble finding adventurers willing to escort me to Seirai Island...
- Oda Tarou: So I went with Option B: putting up a commission at the Adventurers' Guild.
- Oda Tarou: Hopefully, some adventurers can help me go to Seirai Island, find the three places shown in those paintings, take a few pictures with a Kamera, and bring those pictures back to me.
- Oda Tarou: But no one's picked up that commission thus far...
Leave it to me.
I can go there for you.
- Oda Tarou: W—Would you really? That would be amazing!
- Oda Tarou: As for payment, you need not worry. I will have it ready for you for sure.
- Oda Tarou: Well then, Traveler, I'll be counting on you. Including the map you brought, that would make four locations to take pictures of...
- Oda Tarou: Well then, Traveler, please head to these four locations and snap a picture of each of them for me.
- (Obtain
Picture Commemorating Seirai Island (II),
Picture Commemorating Seirai Island (III),
Picture Commemorating Seirai Island (IV))
- (Talking to Oda Tarou again)
- Oda Tarou: Seirai Island... How I wish I could see you for myself.
- Oda Tarou: But where will I find the time...

You uncovered a strange picture on Seirai Island. After asking around in Inazuma City, you attract the attention of Mr. Oda Tarou, and he asks you to go to Seirai Island to take a few pictures...
- (Talk to Oda Tarou after having taken the pictures)
- Oda Tarou: You're back. How's it going? Did you manage to get those pictures?
Of course.
- Oda Tarou: Wonderful. Please, let me see them...
- Oda Tarou: Um... Well...
- Oda Tarou: Ahaha! I can't tell where these places are at all...
- Oda Tarou: It does seem that those three locations have changed a lot since our family left...
- Oda Tarou: I wonder if Miss Fujiwara Toshiko will be able to recognize them.
- Oda Tarou: Well, actually... I doubt it.
She's also from Seirai Island?
- Oda Tarou: More accurately, she's in the same boat as me — our ancestors both lived there.
- Oda Tarou: Actually, there's a lot of us here in Inazuma City whose ancestors were once natives of the island, you know?
So why did you all move away?
- Oda Tarou: I don't really remember anymore... It was a very long time ago.
- Oda Tarou: I think it might have been the crazy storms, or to prevent smuggling and illegal border crossings...
- Oda Tarou: Whatever the case, the Shogunate arranged for the inhabitants of the island to come to Narukami Island.
- Oda Tarou: Well, that's neither here nor there. This is for you. Take it as thanks for running this errand for me.
- Oda Tarou: *sigh* Ah, I do wish that I could go to Seirai Island in person sometime...
- Oda Tarou: But I've got all this business to take care of...
Video Guides[]
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Reminiscence of Seirai | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 清籁旧忆 Qīnglài Jiù Yì | Old Memories of Seirai |
Chinese (Traditional) | 清籟舊憶 Qīnglài Jiù Yì | |
Japanese | セイライの旧事 Seirai no Kyuuji | Seirai Bygones |
Korean | 세이라이의 옛 추억 Seirai-ui Yet Chueok | Old Memories of Seirai |
Spanish | Recuerdos de Seirai | Memories of Seirai |
French | Souvenirs de Seirai | Memories of Seirai |
Russian | Память Сэйрая Pamyat' Seyraya | Memory of Seirai |
Thai | ความทรงจำเก่า ๆ บนเกาะ Seirai | |
Vietnamese | Hồi Ức Seirai | |
German | Die Erinnerungen von Seirai | The Memories of Seirai |
Indonesian | Kenangan Seirai | Memories of Seirai |
Portuguese | Reminescência de Seirai | |
Turkish | Seirai Hatıraları | |
Italian | Ricordi di Seirai |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.1