Ritou (Japanese: 離島 Ritou, "Outlying Island") is a subarea located in Narukami Island, Inazuma.
It is the area for central processing of all non-Inazuma nationals entering and leaving the nation.[1] The Alcor was once docked in Ritou.[2]
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[]
There are 4 points of interest in Ritou:
| Name | Description |
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The shop is owned by Kaede and mainly sells souvenirs such as Inazuman novels, porcelain tanuki dolls and statues of fox spirits that represent good fortune, as well as having sold statues of the Almighty Shogun in the past. Due to the lockdown put into effect by the Kanjou Commission, there haven't been many customers except for Snezhnayan merchants. |
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As its name implies, it is the agency run by the Kanjou Commission for handling documents and requests from non-Inazuman visitors. When the Sakoku Decree left outsiders stranded on Ritou, the Kanjou Commission had taken advantage of the situation to fleece people out of their money. For example, Yurika initially charged the Traveler 2 million Mora for entrance, and although Thoma was able to negotiate it down to 600, he says that this is a common practice within the agency. There is little that outlanders can do about it due to their social and economic position.[3] After the commission is purged of corruption, the Outlander Affairs Agency became more lenient, charging only 500 Mora for processing fees. |
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The shop is owned by Karpillia. It used to be a old brand of alcohol in Mondstadt, but the shop had to migrate to Inazuma because of its incapability to compete against Dawn Winery.[4] |
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Syavushi Bakshesh Shoppe is owned by Vahid and is most known for selling Anahitian Blessing, a fertilizer from Sumeru. During the events of In Another Land, Alrani joins Vahid and works on marketing the fertilizers that are sold by Vahid at the shop. |
Quests[]
Archon Quests
Story Quests
World Quests
Commissions
Features[]
Exploration[]
Enemies[]
Interactables[]
NPCs[]
- At the docks
- Ebina Gonshirou — Kanjou Commission Squad Leader
- Jones
- Kageyama — Inspector
- Li Xiao — Merchant
- Master Qin "Thunder Hand" — Security
- Nakano — Kanjou Commission Officer
- Obata — Fisherman
- Central Area
- Kaede — Owner of Eipekkusu
- Kaiser
- Karpillia — Owner of Sailing Breeze
- Kurisu — President of the International Trade Association
- Qiuyue — Chuyu Trading Company Branch Manager
- Robert — Merchant
- Ryouko — Street Food Vendor
- Sasano
- Tingting
- Vahid — Syavushi Bakshesh Shoppe
- Xixi
- Yamashiro Kenta — Store Owner
- Hiiragi Estate
- Hiiragi Chisato
- Sasaki — Kanjou Commission Squad Leader
- Yokoyama — Kanjou Commission Officer
- Shinnojou — Kanjou Commission Officer
- At the exit towards Narukami Island
- Kobayashi — Kanjou Commission Officer
- Kanjou Commission Ashigaru
Descriptions[]
Without the Travel Permit, you can only stop briefly in Ritou. You will see other outlanders who are also stuck there, together looking out upon the desolate landscape of the fishing village with red maples and green roof tiles.
Soundtracks[]
| No. | Soundtrack Name | Album | Played In |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | The Sealed Harbor | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Ritou (day) Quests |
| 21 | Island for Outlanders | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Ritou (day) |
| 22 | Dream of Homeland | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Ritou (night), Komore Teahouse Serenitea Pot |
| 23 | Interwoven Nostalgia | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Ritou (night) |
Trivia[]
- Ritou may be inspired by Dejima (Japanese: 出島 "Exit Island"), the artificial island of Japan which served as Portuguese and Dutch trading posts during the Sakoku (closed country) period of Japan.
- There is a secret passageway behind one of the houses in Ritou that leads to an alcove by the beach, under the Statue of The Seven. Entering this passageway will allow the player to use a boat that leads to Narukami Island, therefore allowing the Traveler to explore Inazuma without completing Chisato's quest.
- The central plaza with the large maple tree is named "The Five Kasen Plaza".[5]
- All of the background female Mondstadters (including Susan) are dressed in Women's attire, version 4.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Ritou | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 离岛 Lídǎo | Outlying Island |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 離島 Lídǎo | |
| Japanese | 離島 Ritou[6] | Outlying Island |
| Korean | 이도(離島)(離島) Ido | Outlying Island |
| Spanish | Ritou | — |
| French | Ritou | — |
| Russian | Остров Рито Ostrov Rito | Ritou Island |
| Thai | Ritou | — |
| Vietnamese | ĐảoĐảo Ritou | Ritou Island |
| German | Ritou | — |
| Indonesian | Ritou | — |
| Portuguese | Ritou | — |
| Turkish | Ritou | — |
| Italian | Ritou | — |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter II, Prologue - Autumn Winds, Scarlet Leaves, Part 1: A Path Through the Storm
- ↑ Kaedehara Kazuha's Character Story: Character Story 4
- ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter II, Act I - The Immovable God and the Eternal Euthymia, Part 2: Confessions of an Outlander
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Clemens
- ↑ Event Hues of the Violet Garden Quest, True Tales of the Violet Garden: Act III - A New Painting in Pale Scarlet: A New Painting in Pale Scarlet
- ↑ Map, Label: Ritou (Japanese)
