A wonder even by the standards of the capital palaces. Kosho's capital palace is built into one of the oldest and biggest trees in the world, a massive gargantuan spanning thing who's roots delve deep into the island, supporting the entire thing all on its lonesome. Many come from far and wide to see the perfect blending of nature and architecture that is the tree palace of Higashi.

The streets of the capital city of Higashi are similar to the palace, in that they are the result of blending architecture and nature. The roots of the massive palace-tree help to frame every building and walkway, sometimes even the walkways themselves are made out of the roots, having grown in just the perfect way.

The infamous Kosho market is, unlike the rest of the capital, much seeder than one might suspect. A hub of the underground information trade and black market materials. Whatever you can't find anywhere else you can get here. No matter what, or who, you're looking for you can find your way to it from here.

The largest of the surrounding pillar-villages surrounding the capital island, Kyushu maintains the largest non-capital island population in the region. Kyushu's liveliness and the prosperity of its citizens are largely due to the entirely tourist based economy that it largely enjoys. Large inns, massive taverns, and luxury resorts are the common norm here, with the largest man-made springs in the world located here in Kyushu.

Dedicated to the destructive inner power of all Yohei, the Yokai, this temple was erected shortly after the Clan Wars, alongside the construction of the twin statues at the Valley of the End. The location invigorates the Yohei's Yokai and causes them to become farmore aggressive. Those of Clan Shiva typically use this as a place to help train their members Yokai.

Considered the last marvel of the old world. The floating forest is more a collection of floating platforms with trees on them that are connected via a vast root system. Most scholars believe that a singular massive tree lies at the center of the Floating Forest, and every tree seen is just part of its root system. Nobody has ever been to the center of the forest and returned.

A famous site that is known the world over for the cataclysmic end of the Clan Wars. Once the island of Kosho was seven different islands, but through the final battle of the Clan Wars, where the two alliance leaders fought, this location was forged. Merging the seven islands together with this valley at their center. Both leaders are thought long dead and the statues commemorate the battle. Many Yohei come here to reflect the nature of clan rivalries and the meaning of being a Yohei.