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| Pokemon World Atlas | The Kanto Region
The Kanto region (カントー地方) debuted in the
franchise's first generation of games, Pocket
Monsters Red & Green. It is based on the real-world Kanto
region (関東地方)
of Japan.
Select a Region| Kanto | Johto |
Hoenn | Sinnoh | Isshu | Kalos | Alola | Galar
| Paldea |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Notes |
English Name |
| Pokémon
Centerポケモンセンター |
Pokémon (ポケモン), short for
"Pocket Monsters"sentaa (センター),
"center" |
|
Pokémon
Center |
| Friendly
Shopフレンドリィショップ |
furendori
(フレンドリィ), "friendly"shoppu (ショップ),
"shop" |
|
Poké
Mart |
| Pokémon Gymポケモンジム |
jimu (ジム), "gym" |
|
Pokémon
Gym |
| Pokémon
Day Careポケモン育て屋 |
sodateya (育て屋), or "daycare,"
usually one run by a couple |
|
Pokémon
Day Care |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Masara
Townマサラタウン |
massara (真っ新), "brand new"masshiro (真っ白),
"pure white"taun (タウン), "town" |
While
the town is often assumed to be inspired by Satoshi Tajiri's childhood
home of Machida City
(町田市), it may also be based on the Miura Peninsula
(三浦半島). |
Pallet
Town |
| Pokémon Laboratoryポケモン研究所(ポケモンけんきゅうじょ) |
kenkyuujo (研究所), "laboratory" |
|
Professor
Oak's Laboratory |
| Route 11番道路(1ばんどうろ) |
~ban (～番), "number" (as in "Route
Number 1")douro (道路), "route" |
May
be based on the Izu Peninsula
(伊豆半島) |
Route
1 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Tokiwa
Cityトキワシティ |
tokiwa-iro (常磐色),
a deep green colorshiti (シティ), "city" |
May
be based on Mishima City
(三島市) in Shizuoka Prefecture or Hakone Town
(箱根町) in Kanagawa Prefecture |
Viridian
City |
| Trainers' Schoolトレーナーズスクール |
|
|
Pokémon
Academy |
| Route 22番道路(2ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on Chichibu,
Satiama (埼玉県秩父市) |
Route
2 |
| Tokiwa
Forestトキワのもり |
tokiwa-iro (常磐色),
a deep green colormori (森), "forest"
or "woods" |
Geographically
it seems to be based on the Okuchichibu
Mountains (奥秩父山塊) but the
actual forest itself seems to be based more on the Kashinokiyama
Nature
Park (かしの木山自然公園) |
Viridian
Forest |
| Digda's
Holeディグダのあな |
ana (穴), "hole" or "cave" |
May
be based on Kasori
Midden (加曽利貝塚) |
Diglett's
Cave |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Nibi
Cityニビシティ |
nibi-iro (鈍色), a
grey color |
May
be based on Maebashi City (前橋市) |
Pewter
City |
| Nibi
Museum of Scienceニビ科学博物館(ニビかがくはくぶつかん) |
kagaku (科学), "science"hakubutsukan
(博物館), "museum" |
May
be based on the museum formerly known as the Takao Shizen
Museum of
Science (高尾自然科学博物館). The museum is located west of where Satoshi
Tajiri
went to high school |
Pewter
Museum of Science |
| Route 33番道路(3ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the route between Kiryuu City,
Gunma (桐生市) and Ashikaga City,
Tochigi (足利市) |
Route
3 |
| Route 44番道路(4ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on area around Sano City, Tochigi
(佐野市) and Tochigi City
(栃木市) |
Route
4 |
| Moon-Viewing
Mountainお
つきみやま |
Otsukimi (お月見) is a Japanese
tradition where people get together and hold parties to admire the full
moonyama (山),
"mountain" or "mt." |
May
be based on Mt. Akagi (赤城山).
The mountain features a crater at its
summit, not unlike the Moon-Viewing Mountain |
Mt.
Moon |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Hanada
Cityハナダシティ |
hanada-iro (縹色), a light indigo
color |
May
be based on either Tsuchiura City
(土浦市) or Utsunomiya City
(宇都宮市) |
Cerulean
City |
| Miracle Cycleミラクルサイクル |
mirakuru (ミラクル), "miracle"saikuru (サイクル),
"(bi)cycle" |
|
Miracle
Cycle |
| Route 2424番道路(24ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the area around the Nikko
National Park (日光国立公園) and Nasu Shiobara
(那須塩原) |
Route
24 |
| Golden Ball Bridgeゴールデンボールブリッジ |
gooruden booru (ゴールデンボール), "golden
ball," which is the English term for kindama
(金玉), the golden colored ball you get in Japanese fukibiki gamesburijji (ブリッジ),
"bridge" |
|
Nugget
Bridge |
| Route 2525番道路(25ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the area around the Nikko
National Park (日光国立公園) and Nasu Shiobara
(那須塩原) |
Route
25 |
| Cape Cottage岬の小屋(みさきのこや) |
misaki (岬), "cape" or "point of
land"koya (小屋),
"cottage" |
May
be based on Kita-Ibaraki
City (北茨城市) |
Sea
Cottage |
| Hanada
Caveハナダのどうくつ |
doukutsu (洞窟), "cave" |
May
be based on the Ashio Copper
Mine (足尾銅山) |
Cerulean
Cave |
| Route 55番道路(5ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on Saitama City
(さいたま市) |
Route
5 |
| Route 99番道路(9ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Mito Line (水戸線),
particularly between Sakuragawa
City (桜川市) and Ishioka City
(石岡市) |
Route
9 |
| Route 1010番道路(10ばんどうろ) |
|
|
Route
10 |
| Rock
Mountain Tunnelイワヤマトンネル |
iwayama (岩山), "rock mountain"tonneru (トンネル),
"tunnel" |
May
be based on Mt. Tsukuba
(筑波山) |
Rock
Tunnel |
| Abandoned
Power Plant無人発電所(むじんはつでんしょ) |
mujin (無人), "abandoned,"
"deserted," or "unmanned"hatsudensho (発電所),
"power plant" |
May
be based on the Tokai
Nuclear Power Plant (東海原子力発電所), which was decommissioned in 1998.
The river near the power plant may be based on Lake Kasumigaura
(霞ヶ浦) |
Power
Plant |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Kuchiba
Cityクチバシティ |
kuchiba-iro (朽葉色), a pale brown
color |
Geographically
it seems to be based on the Port of Chiba
(千葉港) but most people seem to
believe it's modeled after Yokohama City (横浜港).
The city's Gym Leader
being an American soldier may be a reference to the U.S. Navy Base in Yokosuka
(横須賀海軍施設) |
Vermillion
City |
| Kuchiba Portクチバ港(クチバみなと) |
|
|
Vermillion
Harbor, orVermillion Port |
| The "We Love Pokémon" Clubポケモンだいすきクラブ |
|
|
Pokémon
Fan Club |
| Route 66番道路(6ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Keiyo Line
(京葉線) |
Route
6 |
| Route 1111番道路(11ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Sotobou Line
(外房線), particularly the Midori-ku (緑区) area |
Route
11 |
| Route 1212番道路(12ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the area from Choshi City (銚子市)
to Kujuukuri
Beach (九十九里浜). Choshi City is known for being a famous fishing spot |
Route
12 |
| Silence Bridgeサイレンズブリッジ(サイレンスブリッジ) |
sairenzu (サイレンズ) or
sairensu (サイレンス),
"silence" |
|
Silence
Bridge |
| Route 1313番道路(13ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Sotobou Line
(外房線), particularly the Katsu'ura City
(勝浦市) area |
Route
13 |
| Route 1414番道路(14ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Sotobou Line
(外房線), particularly the Kamogawa City
(鴨川市) area. Kamogawa City is known for its wind power facilities |
Route
14 |
| Route 1515番道路(15ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Sotobou Line
(外房線), particularly the Minami-Bousou
City (南房総市) area |
Route
15 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Shion
Townシオンタウン |
shion-iro (紫苑色), a light purple
color. It's also another name used for Aster tataricus, a flower whose
name is said to mean "I won't forget you." |
Geographically
it seems to be based on Kashima City
(鹿島市) but may be based on Ushiku
City (牛久市). Narita City
(成田市) and Sakura City
(佐倉市) may be other
possible inspirations |
Lavendar
Town |
| Volunteers of Love Pokémon HouseあいのボランティアポケモンハウスPokémon Houseポケモンハウス |
ai no (愛の), "of love"borantia (ボランティア),
"volunteer"hausu (ハウス), "house" |
|
Lavender
Volunteer Pokémon House |
| Pokémon
Towerポケモンタワー |
tawaa (タワー), "tower" |
Geographically
it seems to be based on the Kashima Shrine
(鹿島神殿). It may also be based
on the Ushiku Daibutsu
(牛久大仏), especially when you consider its
proximity to Ushiku
Jouen (牛久浄苑) cemetary |
Pokémon
Tower |
| Route 88番道路(8ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Keisei
Higashi-Narita Line (京成東成田線) |
Route
8 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model / Notes |
English Name |
| Yamabuki
Cityヤマブキシティ |
yamabuki-iro (山吹色), a golden yellow
color |
May
be based on the Shinjuku (新宿) or Chiyoda (千代田)
areas of Tokyo. The Marunouchi (丸の内)
district may be another possible inspiration |
Saffron
City |
| Sylph
Companyシルフカンパニー |
shirufu (シルフ), which, as far as I
can tell, is just a namekanpanii (カンパニー),
"company" |
The
company's name has
been romanized as both Silph and Sylph on official Japanese artwork |
Silph
Company |
| Fighting Dojo格闘道場(かくとうどうじょ) |
kakutou (格闘), "fighting"doujou (道場), "dojo" |
|
Fighting
Dojo |
| Linearリニア |
rinia (リニア), "linear," which is
kind of Japanese-English for "maglev train" |
The
Yamabuki Station side of the Linear may be based on Shinjuku Station
(新宿駅) on the Chuo
Shinkansen (中央新幹線). Another possible inspiration is Tokyo Station
(東京駅) on the Tokaido
Shinkansen (東海道新幹線) |
Magnet
Train Station |
| Underground
Passageちかつうろ |
chika (地下), "underground"tsuuro (通路),
"passage" or "pathway" |
May
be based on the Tozai
Metro Tozai train line |
Underground
Path |
| Route 77番道路(7ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on Shinjuku Gyoen
National Garden (新宿御苑) or Yoyogi Park
(代々木公園) |
Route
7 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Tamamushi
Cityタマムシシティ |
tamamushi-iro (玉虫色), an iridescent
green color |
May
be based on Tama New Town
(多摩ニュータウン) or the Setagaya Ward (世田谷区)
of
Tokyo. It may also be based on the Shinjuku
(新宿) area of Tokyo. The
Grass-Type
Pokémon Gym in Tamamushi City may be based on Shijuku Gyo-en
(新宿御苑), a
large garden park famous for its flowers |
Celadon
City |
| Tamamushi Department Storeタマムシデパート |
|
|
Celadon
Department Store |
| Tamamushi
Game Arcadeタマムシゲームコーナー |
geemu koonaa (ゲームコーナー), "game
corner," which is kind of Japanese-English for what we'd call a "penny
arcade" |
|
Celadon
Game Corner |
| Rocket
Game Arcadeロケットゲームコーナー |
roketto (ロケット), "rocket" |
|
Rocket
Game Corner |
| Tamamushi Condominiumsタマムシマンション |
manshon (マンション), "condominium" |
|
Celadon
Condominiums |
| Route 1616番道路(16ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the area from Kamakura City (鎌倉市)
to Hiratsuka City (平塚市) |
Route
16 |
| Cycling
Roadサイクリングロード |
saikuringu (サイクリング), "cycling"roodo (ロード), "road" |
May
be based on the Tokyo Bay
Aqua-Line (東京港アクアライン) |
Cycling
Road |
| Pokémon
Roadポケモンロード |
|
|
Pokémon
Road |
| Route 1717番道路(17ばんどうろ) |
|
|
Route
17 |
| Route 1818番道路(18ばんどうろ) |
|
|
Route
18 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Sekichiku
Cityセキチクシティ |
sekichiku-iro (石竹色), a light pink
color |
May
be based on the Bousou
Peninsula (房総半島). Tateyama City
(館山市) may be
another inspiration |
Fuchsia
City |
| Safari
Zoneサファリゾーン |
safari (サファリ), "safari"zoon (ゾーン), "zone" |
May
be based on Mother
Farm (マザー牧場). The Minami
Bousou Quasi-National Park
(南房総国定公園) may be another inspiration |
Safari
Zone |
| Pal
Parkパルパーク |
paru (パル), "pal"paaku (パーク), "park" |
|
Pal
Park |
| GO
ParkGOパーク |
|
|
GO
Park |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Water Route 1919番水道(19ばんすいどう) |
|
The
Kanto water routes may be based on Sagami Bay (相模湾).
The real world Sagami Bay is also dotted with tiny islands here and
there |
Route
19 |
| Twin
Islandsふたごじま |
futago (双子), "twins"jima (島),
"island(s)" |
May
be based on Enoshima (江の島).
Another possible inspiration is the Udone-shima
(鵜渡根島) |
Seafoam
Islands |
| Water Route 2020番水道(20ばんすいどう) |
|
The
Kanto water routes may be based on Sagami Bay (相模湾).
The real world Sagami Bay is also dotted with tiny islands here and
there |
Route
20 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Guren
Islandグレンじま |
guren-iro (紅蓮色), a crimson color |
May
be based on Izu-Oshima
(伊豆大島). Mt. Mihara (三原山)
is an active volcano on
the island |
Cinnabar
Island |
| Pokémon
Mansionポケモン屋敷(ポケモンやしき) |
yashiki (屋敷), "mansion" |
|
Pokémon
Mansion |
| Guren Laboratoryグレンラボラトリー |
raboratorii (ラボラトリー), "laboratory" |
|
Cinnabar
Lab |
| Water Route 2121番水道(21ばんすいどう) |
|
The
Kanto water routes may be based on Sagami Bay (相模湾).
The real world Sagami Bay is also dotted with tiny islands here and
there |
Route
21 |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Route 2222番道路(22ばんどうろ) |
|
May
be based on the Fuji-Hakone-Izu
National Park (富士箱根伊豆国立公園) |
Route
22 |
| Route 2323番道路(23ばんどうろ) |
|
|
Route
23 |
| Champion
Roadチャンピオンロード |
chanpion (チャンピオン), "champion" |
May
be based on Mt. Ashitaka
(愛鷹山) |
Champion
Road |
| Sekiei
Plateauセキエイこうげん |
sekiei (石英), "quartz"kougen (高原),
"plateau" or "high plains" |
May
be based on the area from northwestern Saitama
Prefecture to the area
around Annaka City
(安中市) in Gunma Prefecture, particularly the Chichibu
Tama Kai National Park (秩父多摩甲斐国立公園). May also be based on Mt.
Echizen-dake (越前岳) |
Indigo
Plateau |
The Seven
Islands (ナナシマ), or "Sevii
Islands" as they're known in the English
localizations, is an archipelago in the Southern Kanto Region. The
island chain seems to be based on the Izu Islands (伊豆諸島) and the Ogasawara Islands
(小笠原諸島).
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| One
Island1 のしま |
shima (島), "island" |
May
be based on Nii-jima (新島), Kouzu Island
(神津島), Shikine Island
(式根島), and Toshimamura
(利島村) |
One
Island |
| Kindle
Roadほてりのみち |
hoteri (火照り), "a glow" or "heat"michi (道), "road" |
May
be based on Nii-jima
(新島) |
Kindle
Road |
| Torchlight
Spaともしびおんせん |
tomoshibi (灯火), "torchlight"onsen (温泉), "hot
springs" or "spa" |
|
Ember
Spa |
| Treasure
Beachたからのはま |
takara (宝), "treasure"hama (浜), "beach"
or "shore" |
May
be based on Kouzu Island
(神津島) |
Treasure
Beach |
| Mt.
Torchlightともしびやま |
tomoshibi (灯火), "torchlight" |
May
be based on the Mt. Miyatsuka
(宮塚山) in Toshimamura
(利島村) |
Mt.
Ember |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Two
Island2 のしま |
|
May
be based on Miyake Island
(三宅島) and Mikura Island
(御蔵島) |
Two
Island |
| Joyful
Game Arcadeたのしいゲームコーナー |
tanoshii (楽しい), "fun" |
|
Joyful
Game Corner |
| Cape
Brinkきわのみさき |
kiwa (際), "the edge" or "the brink"
of something |
|
Cape
Brink |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Three
Island3 のしま |
|
May
be based on Hachijou Island
(八丈島) and Hachijou-ko
Island (八
丈小島) |
Three
Island |
| Three
Island Port3 のしまみなと |
minato (港), "port" |
May
be based on Sokodo Port
(底土港) |
Three
Isle Port |
| Three
Island Tunnel3 のしまよこあな |
yoko-ana (横穴), "tunnel" or "cave" |
|
Three
Isle Path |
| Bond
Bridgeきずなばし |
kizuna (絆), "bonds (of friendship,
etc.)"hashi (橋), "bridge" |
|
Bond
Bridge |
| Berry
Forestきのみのもり |
ki no mi (木の実), "berry" |
May
be based on Hachijou-ko
Island (八
丈小島) |
Berry
Forest |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Four
Island4 のしま |
|
May
be based on Aoga Island (青ヶ島) |
Four
Island |
| Icefall
Caveいてだきのどうくつ |
itedaki (凍滝), "frozen waterfall" |
May
be based on Mt. Maru (丸山)
on Aoga Island |
Icefall
Cave |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Five
Island5 のしま |
|
May
be based on the Mukojima
Islands (聟島列島) |
Five
Island |
| Time
Islandときのしま |
toki (時), "time" |
|
Chrono
Island |
| Water
Labyrinthみずのめいろ |
mizu (水), "water"meiro (迷路), "maze" |
May
be based on Nishinoshima
(西之島) |
Water
Labyrinth |
| Gorgeous
Resortゴージャスリゾート |
goojasu (ゴージャス), "gorgeous"rizooto (リゾート),
"resort" |
May
be based on Nakanoshima (中ノ島) |
Resort
Gorgeous |
| Cave
of No Returnかえらずのあな |
kaerazu (帰らず), "you cannot return"ana (穴), "hole" or
"cave" |
May
be based on Sasayo Island
(媒島) |
Lost
Cave |
| Five
Island Meadow5 のしまあきち |
akichi (空地), "an open space" |
|
Five
Isle Meadow |
| Rocket-Dan
Warehouseロケットだんそうこ |
souko (倉庫), "warehouse" |
|
Rocket
Warehouse |
| Memorial
Islandおもいでのとう |
omoide (思い出), "memory"tou (島), "island" |
May
be based on Nakoudo Island
(媒島) |
Memorial
Pillar |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Six
Island6 のしま |
|
May
be based on the Chichijima Islands
(父島列島) |
Six
Island |
| Water
Promenadeみずのさんぼみち |
mizu (水), "water"sanpomichi (散歩道),
"walkway" or "esplanade" |
|
Water
Path |
| Symbol
Groveしるしのはやし |
shirushi (印), "symbol" or "emblem"hayashi (林),
"woods" or "grove" |
|
Pattern
Bush |
| Green
Promenadeみどりのさんぽみち |
midori (緑), "green," though in this
context it can also mean "greenery" |
May
be based on Anijima
(兄島) |
Green
Path |
| Outcast
Islandはずれのしま |
hazure (外れ), "outskirts" |
May
be based on Otouto Island
(弟島) |
Outcast
Island |
| Altering
Caveへんげのどうくつ |
henge (変化), "change" |
|
Altering
Cave |
| Ruin
Valleyいせきのたに |
iseki (遺跡), "(ancient) ruins"tani (谷), "valley" |
|
Ruin
Valley |
| Dotted
Holeてんのあな |
ten (点), "dots" |
May
be based on Chichi Island (父島) |
Dotted
Hole |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Seven
Island7 のしま |
|
May
be based on the Hahajima Islands
(母島列島) |
Seven
Island |
| Trainer
Towerトレーナータワー |
toreenaa (トレーナー), "trainer" |
|
Trainer
Tower |
| Canyon
Entranceけいこくいりぐち |
keikoku (渓谷), "canyon" or "ravine"iriguchi (入口),
"entrance" |
|
Canyon
Entrance |
| Canyon
of the Seven Treasuresしっぽうけいこく |
shippou (七宝), "the seven treasures"keikoku
(渓谷), "canyon" or "ravine" |
"The
seven treasures" in the canyon's name refers to gold, silver, pearls,
agate, crystal, coral, and lapis lazuli |
Sevault
Canyon |
| Asukana
Keyアスカナのかぎ |
asukana
is a (Japanese) anagram of nanakusa
(七草), "seven herbs"kagi (鍵), "key" |
|
Tanoby
Key |
| Asukana
Ruinsアスカナのいせき |
iseki (遺跡), "ruins" |
May
be based on the Hahajima Islands
(母島列島) |
Tanoby
Ruins |
| Asukana
Stone Chambersアスカナのせきしつ |
sekishitsu (石室), "stone chambers"
or "tomb" |
|
Tanoby
Chambers |
| Ires
Stone Chamberイレスのせきしつ |
Anagram
of seri (芹), "Japanese
parsley" |
|
Monean
Chamber |
| Nazan
Stone Chamberナザンのせきしつ |
Anagram
of nazuna (薺), "shepherd's
purse" |
|
Liptoo
Chamber |
| Yugo
Stone Chamberユゴのせきしつ |
Anagram
of gogyou (御形), "Jersey
cudweed" |
|
Weepth
Chamber |
| Areboka
Stone Chamberアレボカのせきしつ |
Anagram
of hakobera (繁縷), "chickweed" |
|
Dilford
Chamber |
| Kotoh
Stone Chamberコトーのせきしつ |
Anagram
of hotokenoza (仏の座),
"nipplewort" |
|
Scufib
Chamber |
| Anuza
Stone Chamberアヌザのせきしつ |
Anagram
of suzuna (菘), "turnip" |
|
Rixy
Chamber |
| Orifu
Stone Chamberオリフのせきしつ |
Anagram
of suzushiro (蘿蔔), "Japanese
radish" |
|
Viapois
Chamber |
| Japanese
Name |
Name Breakdown |
Real-World Model |
English Name |
| Navel
Rockへそのいわ |
heso
(へそ), "navel" or "bellybutton"iwa (岩), "rock" |
May
be based on Torishima (鳥島) |
Navel
Rock |
| Birth
Islandたんじょうのしま |
tanjou (誕生), "birth" |
May
be based on Minami-Torishima
(南鳥島). The real world island is also
triangle shaped |
Birth
Island |
| Farthest
Isleさいはてのことう |
saihate (最果て),
"farthest"kotou (孤島),
"isolated island" |
|
Faraway
Island |
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