Place Names

Explanation

A number of in-game locations have canonical names which are mentioned in dialogue or other in-game text. This page documents those names and where they can be found. Some locations have multiple names, depending on the source.

Maps

The world of Okami can be divided into "Maps", the single playable area loaded at any given time. Most maps are themselves named. This list goes over the names in alphabetical order:

Agata Forest

Map Name				Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Agata Forest				In name card, when first entering the cursed map.

Location Name				Description	Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Hitoshio Spring				Mermaid Spring above Madame Fawn's house	Examine-able sign near merchant

Hana Valley

Map Name				Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Hana Valley				In name card, when first entering the cursed map.

Location Name				Description	Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Sacred Tree Cherry Cascade				Guardian Sapling	Examine-able sign near sapling

Kusa Village

Map Name				Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Kusa Village				In name card, when first entering the cursed map.

Location Name				Description	Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Mount Kamiji				Mountain on which Gale Shrine stands	Dialogue with Princess Fuse after defeating Blue Imp

Sasa Sanctuary

Map Name				Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Sasa Sanctuary				In name card, when first entering the map.

Location Name				Description	Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Sparrow Inn				The inn building	Dialogue with Bath Attendant sparrow inside the building

Sei-an City (Commoners' Qtr.)

Map Name				Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Sei-an City (Commoners' Qtr.)				In name card, when first entering the map.

Location Name				Description	Source(s)
English	Japanese	French	German
Lake Beewa				Lake which surrounds the city and fills the canals	Talking with Naguri before digging to restore the canals Talking with Benkei before fishing for the Cutlass Fish