Kagami Bay City Lorebook

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1. #1Kagami Bay City Overviewselective

   Keys: city, kagami bay city, overview

   Kagami Bay City stands as a compact yet vital coastal metropolis on the southern shore of Kyushu, home to approximately 350,000 residents. Nestled along a broad, naturally sheltered bay, the city arcs in a crescent from its bustling waterfront up steep forested ridges that rise sharply inland. It functions primarily as a secondary international cargo gateway and regional distribution hub, blending the rhythmic pulse of maritime trade with the slower cadence of traditional fishing communities. The air along the harborfront carries a perpetual blend of salt spray, marine diesel, and the faint, briny tang of drying fish from smaller piers, while hillside neighborhoods offer sweeping views across the water under a humid subtropical sky. This is a working city—pragmatic, layered with history, and shaped by the sea at every turn.

2. #2Local Climate and Seasonsselective

   Keys: weather, climate, seasons

   Kagami Bay City's climate is classic humid subtropical: long, oppressive summers with temperatures routinely exceeding 30°C and humidity that makes even light exertion draining. Typhoon season (July–October) brings frequent heavy rainfall, storm surges, and the risk of localized flooding in port districts. Winters are mild and damp, rarely dropping below freezing. Periodic ashfall from distant volcanic activity in the broader Kyushu region can blanket streets and rooftops in a fine gray haze, subtly altering visibility and requiring routine cleanup. Low-lying areas near the water remain especially vulnerable to tidal variation and seasonal flooding.

3. #3Infected Threat Profileselective

   Keys: zombies, infected, undead, shamblers

   The Infected represent a highly contagious reanimation phenomenon. Subjects are deceased humans reanimated through an unknown vector, exhibiting classic slow-shambler physiology: reduced motor function, relentless pursuit of living targets, and extreme resilience to all trauma except catastrophic brain destruction. Transmission occurs exclusively through direct fluid exchange (bites, deep scratches, or exposure of open wounds to infected matter). While the majority display predictable, lumbering behavior that allows for containment with disciplined firepower and barricades, a small subset (estimated 5–10 %) exhibits subtle echo behaviors that introduce significant psychological strain on survivors. These anomalies do not increase physical threat level but erode morale and group cohesion over time.

4. #4Outbreak Status – Kagami Bay City (Day 2)selective

   Keys: day 2, current situation, outbreak status

   The outbreak began as a contained maritime incident and has now escalated into a city-wide crisis. The Infected remain classic slow shamblers with no evidence of mutation or coordination. Spread has followed predictable patterns: initial concentration at the waterfront, rapid expansion along low-lying transport corridors, and slower uphill creep toward elevated districts. As of 18:00 on Day 2, approximately 35–40 % of the pre-outbreak population is estimated to be Infected or deceased. Major infrastructure remains partially functional but is degrading rapidly. Low-lying coastal and downtown areas are heavily compromised; ridge and western coastal zones still contain viable holdouts but face mounting pressure.

5. #5Kagami City Administration Responseselective

   Keys: government response, administration response, mayor response

   The Kagami City Administration, under Mayor Takashi Yamamoto, remains fully operational and is actively coordinating the city’s emergency response from the reinforced sub-level command center beneath Town Hall in the Central Downtown District. The administration has shifted from standard governance to a structured crisis-management posture. Official channels are still functioning, emergency broadcasts continue hourly, and coordination with the Metropolitan Police, JSDF Naval Detachment, and Bayview General Hospital is ongoing. The overarching strategy emphasizes containment of the Infected, protection of high-ground safe zones, and preservation of essential services.

6. #6National & Global Outbreak Statusselective

   Keys: national status, japan outbreak, global status

   The outbreak remains in its earliest phase. As of 18:00 on Day 2, it is still primarily contained to coastal urban centers in East and Southeast Asia, with Kagami Bay City representing one of the most advanced localized incidents. The Infected continue to follow the established profile. Japan’s central government and Self-Defense Forces remain fully operational and are mounting a coordinated national response. Internationally, the situation is fragmented—major powers are monitoring but have not yet declared a global emergency. With only 48 hours elapsed since the first confirmed cases, panic is rising but societal structures are largely intact.

7. #7Daily Life Remnants & Echo Behaviorsselective

   Keys: daily life remnants, haunting behaviors

   Roughly 5–10 % of all Infected now display brief, haunting echo behaviors — faint, involuntary remnants of their pre-death routines. These are not signs of intelligence or increased threat level; the Infected remain slow shamblers vulnerable only to brain destruction. However, the psychological impact on survivors is severe. Echoes trigger recognition, hesitation, and morale collapse far more effectively than raw numbers or speed ever could. As of Day 2, reports of these behaviors have surged in every district. They are most common in areas of high pre-outbreak population density and routine activity.

8. #8Port Waterfront Districtselective

   Keys: port district, waterfront, port waterfront district

   The Port Waterfront District forms the low-lying crescent along Kagami Bay’s inner shoreline—the economic engine of the city and its most densely built commercial zone. Concrete piers, towering cranes, and warehouses dominate the landscape, with the international cargo terminal at its core. The area sits at sea level, making it highly vulnerable to typhoon flooding and storm surges. Narrow beachfront roads and loading alleys create natural choke points, while the constant hum of machinery and ship horns defines daily life. Key sub-locations: Kagami International Cargo Terminal & Docked Fleet, Kagami Central Fish Market, Kagami Ferry Terminal, Harbor Grand Hotel, Meiji-era Dry Dock, Bayfront Promenade Park, Black Sand Beach.

9. #9Central Downtown Districtselective

   Keys: downtown, central district, central downtown district

   Nestled at the base of the southern ridge where the terrain begins its steep climb, the Central Downtown District serves as the administrative, commercial, and transport heart of Kagami Bay City. Modest high-rises, tram plaza, and government buildings sit on relatively flat ground, with side streets lined by family businesses and izakayas. The district acts as the main crossroads for the entire city. Key sub-locations: Sunrise Plaza Department Store, Kagami Central Railway Station, Metropolitan Police Headquarters, Kagami Tram Plaza Station, Yama-no-Izakaya Row, Harborfront Convenience Co-op.

10. #10Southern Ridge Districtselective

    Keys: ridge district, southern ridge, southern ridge district

    Occupying the elevated central ridge that rises sharply behind downtown, this district offers the city’s best natural high ground and panoramic views across the bay. Older wooden homes mix with institutional campuses and parks. Cooler breezes and fewer mosquitoes than the waterfront, but steep access roads and heavy runoff during storms are notable drawbacks. Key sub-locations: Southern Ridge Academy, Shiranui Shrine, Ridge Overlook Park, Kagami Broadcast Tower, Mount Kagami Observation Deck, Southern Kyushu University Campus, Ridge Access Tunnel.

11. #11Harborview Hillside Districtselective

    Keys: harborview, hillside district, harborview hillside district

    The Harborview Hillside District is the mid-slope residential zone on the eastern flank of the southern ridge, directly overlooking the harbor. Connected mid-rise apartment towers and older hillside homes are linked by sky-bridges and underground parking. A quieter, more established neighborhood than the port or downtown, with strong community ties among long-term residents. Key sub-locations: Harborview Residential Towers, Bayview General Hospital, Hillside Public Bathhouse. The district is connected to the Southern Ridge District above via stairways and to Central Downtown below via roads and tunnels. Sky-bridges allow internal movement without street exposure. Rooftop vantage points offer excellent sightlines across the bay.

12. #12Eastern Industrial Zoneselective

    Keys: eastern industrial zone, industrial zone, eastern zone

    The Eastern Industrial Zone is flat sprawling lowland east of the harbor, dominated by light manufacturing, trucking yards, and large warehouse complexes. Chain-link fencing and loading docks are common. The zone handles most of the city’s bulk goods distribution and sits slightly inland, away from direct coastal flooding but still low-lying. Key sub-locations: Seaside Distribution Center, Municipal Power Substation, Marine Biology Research Center. Main coastal road from the Port Waterfront District and secondary roads link to Harborview Hillside and the ridge tunnel network. Exceptional supply reserves of food, tools, and fuel are present. Open layout requires strong fencing and gate control.

13. #13Western Coastal Outskirtsselective

    Keys: coastal outskirts, western outskirts, western coastal outskirts

    The Western Coastal Outskirts is the quiet rocky western edge of the bay where the terrain opens into cliffs and sparse development. The small military facility and historic lighthouse dominate the coastline. Fewer civilians, stronger sea winds, and dramatic drop-offs give the area a more isolated feel. Key sub-locations: JSDF Naval Pier & Supply Depot, Cape Shiranui Lighthouse, Eternal Peace War Memorial & Cemetery, Western Coastal Road. Kagami Bay Bridge and coastal road link directly to the Port Waterfront District. Limited secondary roads head inland toward the ridge. Firepower, patrol boats, and radio equipment at the naval pier are present. Elevated cliffs and lighthouse provide unmatched long-range observation.

14. #14Road & Route Network Overviewselective

    Keys: road network, routes, chokepoints

    Kagami Bay City’s road and transit network is compact but heavily constrained by steep topography, narrow coastal corridors, and the bay itself. The system consists of one major bridge, a single ridge tunnel, limited arterial roads, and an aging tram line. Low-lying routes have become primary vectors for Infected movement, while elevated routes remain viable but increasingly contested. Flooding from overnight storms has rendered several sections impassable to vehicles. Noise from engines or crowds continues to draw hordes, making silent foot travel or barricaded convoys the only practical options for most survivors. Primary routes include Kagami Bay Bridge connecting Port Waterfront to Western Coastal Outskirts, Ridge Access Tunnel connecting Central Downtown to Southern Ridge District, Main Coastal Road connecting Port Waterfront to Central Downtown to Eastern Industrial Zone, Western Coastal Road connecting Western Coastal Outskirts to Port Waterfront, Tram Line connecting all districts, Inland Service Roads to Seaside Distribution Center, and Single Access Road to Southern Ridge Academy.

15. #15Southern Ridge Academyselective

    Keys: southern ridge academy, academy, ridge academy

    Southern Ridge Academy is currently the largest, most defensible, and most strategically vital civilian holdout in Kagami Bay City. Located on a broad, leveled plateau atop the central ridge at approximately 180 meters elevation, the campus enjoys natural defensive advantages, commanding views of the bay and lower districts, and substantial internal capacity for long-term shelter. The campus occupies a spacious 4-hectare site with steep forested slopes on three sides and a single winding two-lane access road approaching from the northeast. Key sub-locations include Main Academic Building, Student Dormitory Complex, Gymnasium & Indoor Sports Hall, Athletic Fields & Track, Rooftop Garden & Solar Array, Cafeteria & Kitchen Wing, and Single Access Road & Main Gate.

16. #16Bayview General Hospitalselective

    Keys: bayview general hospital, hospital, bayview hospital

    Bayview General Hospital is the largest and most critical medical facility in Kagami Bay City and has been officially designated by the city administration as one of the three primary safe zones. Located on the mid-slope of the Harborview Hillside District, the multi-wing complex currently shelters approximately 650 medical personnel, patients, and civilians. The hospital occupies a sprawling 3.5-hectare site with interconnected buildings. Key sub-locations include Main Hospital Building, Emergency Department & Trauma Wing, Surgical Suites & Operating Rooms, Pharmacy & Central Drug Storage Vault, Blood Bank & Laboratory Complex, Isolation & Quarantine Ward, Rooftop Helipad & Maintenance Area, Staff Quarters & Cafeteria Annex, and Morgue & Generator Room.

17. #17Kagami International Cargo Terminal & Docked Fleetselective

    Keys: docked fleet, kagami international cargo terminal, cargo terminal

    The Kagami International Cargo Terminal & Docked Fleet is the largest single logistical and supply asset in Kagami Bay City and remains one of the three officially designated primary safe zones. Located along the deep-water waterfront of the Port Waterfront District, the sprawling complex includes multiple piers, massive warehouses, gantry cranes, and several moored vessels. The terminal covers roughly 45 hectares of concrete piers, warehouses, and open storage yards directly adjacent to Kagami Bay. Key sub-locations include Main Container Piers (A, B, and C), Warehouse Complex, Gantry Crane Control Tower & Maintenance Yard, Customs & Administration Building, Fuel Depot & Refueling Station, and Docked Fleet with MV Pacific Star and smaller coastal ferries.

18. #18Sunrise Plaza Department Storeselective

    Keys: department store, sunrise plaza department store, mall

    The Sunrise Plaza Department Store is the largest single retail complex in Kagami Bay City and has become one of the most valuable independent supply strongholds in the Central Downtown District. This five-story structure with rooftop parking and a glass atrium is currently occupied and defended by a tight-knit group of 12 survivors who have transformed the upper floors into a secure refuge. The store occupies a prominent block at the heart of the downtown commercial area. Key sub-locations include Basement Level with Seaside Fresh Mart Supermarket, Ground Floor with Matsumoto Kiyoshi Pharmacy, 2nd Floor with Thread & Denim, 3rd Floor with Electro World, 4th Floor with Muji Home Goods, 5th Floor with Peak Sports & Outdoors, and Rooftop Parking Lot.

19. #19Faction Relationship Overviewselective

    Keys: alliances, relationships, faction relationship overview

    Official government and military entities maintain formal coordination: JSDF Kagami Detachment, Kagami Metropolitan Police Department, Bayview General Hospital Administration & Staff, Kagami City Emergency Management Office, and Southern Kyushu University Security & Faculty Council share real-time radio channels and coordinate evacuations and supply drops. Major civilian holdouts form pragmatic trade and mutual-aid links: Ridge Watch Collective and Southern Ridge Home Guard share ridge defense; Harborview Tenants’ Alliance and Bayview General Hospital exchange medical access for security; Eastern Warehouse Co-op and Eastern Logistics Militia run joint convoys; Cape Sentinel Volunteers and JSDF Kagami Detachment share western perimeter defense. Hostile factions are universally opposed: Black Wharf Reavers, Ridge Jackals, Iron Fist Brotherhood, and The Fallen Watch. The Shiranui-kai maintains strict neutrality and trades with any paying group. The Awakened Tide and Crimson Lotus Circle introduce ideological and moral friction.

20. #20Common Supplies & Scarcity Profileselective

    Keys: scarcity profile, resources, common supplies

    Japan’s strict firearms laws mean civilian-held guns and ammunition are extremely rare. The vast majority of available weaponry remains under official control at the JSDF Naval Pier and Metropolitan Police Headquarters. Everyday supplies remain relatively abundant in commercial and industrial zones but are becoming scarce in residential districts due to panic buying. Food and water are abundant in canned goods and bottled water at the Seaside Distribution Center and Sunrise Plaza Department Store basement. Medical supplies are abundant in bandages and antiseptics at Bayview General Hospital but scarce in antibiotics and insulin. Weapons and ammunition are extremely scarce for civilians. Fuel is abundant in the Seaside Distribution Center and port truck depots. Tools and building materials are abundant in the hardware store and Seaside Distribution Center. Batteries and small radios are abundant in Electro World at Sunrise Plaza.

21. #21Kagami Central Fish Marketselective

    Keys: fish market, kagami central fish market, central market

    The Kagami Central Fish Market is the early-morning hub where local fishermen and trawlers unload the day’s catch under harsh fluorescent lights. Concrete floors stay slick year-round from melting ice and seawater. Auctioneers shout in rapid Kyushu dialect over the clatter of crates and hoses. Refrigerated warehouses behind the stalls hold blocks of ice and processed seafood for export. The market sits at the northern edge of the Port Waterfront District with direct access to the main piers and loading docks. Key sub-locations include the open auction floor, refrigerated storage warehouses, fish processing lines with stainless steel tables and band saws, and the small administrative office with daily catch logs.

22. #22Shiranui Shrineselective

    Keys: hill shrine, shrine, shiranui shrine

    Shiranui Shrine is an ancient hillside Shinto shrine halfway up the southern ridge, reached by a long stone staircase lined with weathered torii gates. The small wooden main hall and stone fox statues stand among moss-covered rocks. Locals leave coins and written prayers for safe voyages or family health. The grounds offer one of the best panoramic views of the bay and port below. Key sub-locations include the main worship hall, stone fox statues, offering box area, long stone staircase with multiple torii gates, small purification fountain, and rear storage shed for festival equipment.

23. #23Ridge Overlook Parkselective

    Keys: ridge park, ridge overlook park, overlook park

    Ridge Overlook Park is a small public park at the highest point of the southern ridge behind the Southern Ridge District. Picnic tables, a few cherry trees, and coin-operated binoculars are arranged on a paved viewing platform. The park offers sweeping views of the entire bay, port, and downtown area below. Key sub-locations include the main viewing platform with coin-operated binoculars, picnic table area under cherry trees, small gravel paths leading to the edge, and a concrete shelter with benches for rain protection.

24. #24Yama-no-Izakaya Rowselective

    Keys: drinking street, yama no izakaya row, izakaya row

    Yama-no-Izakaya Row is a narrow alley in the Central Downtown District lined with modest wooden izakayas. Red lanterns hang above sliding doors and the smell of grilled mackerel and cigarette smoke fills the air after dark. The oldest establishments have been family-run since the 1950s. Key sub-locations include Izakaya Kitsune with its fox lantern entrance, Tanuki's Den with ceramic tanuki statues, and several smaller unnamed bars with noren curtains.

25. #25Kagami Tram Plaza Stationselective

    Keys: kagami tram plaza station, tram station, central station

    Kagami Tram Plaza Station is the main downtown tram and bus interchange at the base of the southern ridge. The aging but reliable two-line system climbs the ridge and circles the harbor. Ticket machines, a small kiosk selling bento and umbrellas, and a covered waiting area are present. The station has two platforms with an elevator to the upper level that is often out of service. Key sub-locations include the main ticket hall, platform 1 and 2, underground concourse, and kiosk area.

26. #26Kagami Ferry Terminalselective

    Keys: passenger terminal, ferry terminal, kagami ferry terminal

    Kagami Ferry Terminal is the older terminal next to the cargo port handling daily ferries to nearby islands and regional ports. Ticket counters, a waiting lounge with vending machines, and a small souvenir shop are present. The terminal has an upper observation deck with a full view of incoming ships. Key sub-locations include the main ticket hall, waiting lounge, souvenir shop, and observation deck.

27. #27Hillside Public Bathhouseselective

    Keys: sento, public bath, hillside public bathhouse

    The Hillside Public Bathhouse is a modest communal bathhouse in the Harborview Hillside District fed by a natural spring. Gender-separated indoor pools and a small outdoor rotenburo with bay views are present. The wooden changing rooms and faint smell of sulfur fill the air. Key sub-locations include the indoor communal baths, outdoor rotenburo, changing rooms, shower area, and resting lounge with vending machines.

28. #28Municipal Power Substationselective

    Keys: power station, municipal power substation, substation

    The Municipal Power Substation is a fenced electrical yard on the eastern industrial edge. Transformers hum constantly and backup generators for critical city services are present. The site is surrounded by overgrown scrub and a single access road. Key sub-locations include the main transformer yard, control building, fuel storage tanks for generators, and perimeter chain-link fence with gate.

29. #29Old Fishing Pier (Kagami Wharf)selective

    Keys: old fishing pier, fishing wharf, kagami wharf

    The Old Fishing Pier is the historic wooden pier at the northern edge of the waterfront, still used by small local fishing boats and weekend anglers. Rusting railings and weathered benches line the structure. The pier has stood since the Meiji era and offers quiet access to the water with lapping waves below. Key sub-locations include the wooden pier deck, small boat mooring points, weathered benches, and attached storage shed for nets and gear.

30. #30Kagami Bay Bridgeselective

    Keys: kagami bay bridge, main bridge, bay bridge

    The Kagami Bay Bridge is the city’s most recognizable landmark: a long two-lane steel suspension bridge spanning the mouth of the bay and connecting the central downtown to the western naval outskirts. Completed in the 1970s, its towering pillars and hanging cables are visible from almost every ridge. The narrow pedestrian walkways are popular with locals for evening views but become deadly choke points when swarms gather. Key sub-locations include the eastern approach from the Port Waterfront District, western approach near the JSDF Naval Pier, main suspension span with pedestrian walkways, and toll booth structures now abandoned.

31. #31Cape Shiranui Lighthouseselective

    Keys: cape lighthouse, lighthouse, cape shiranui lighthouse

    Cape Shiranui Lighthouse is the historic white stone lighthouse perched on the rocky southern headland at the bay’s entrance. Built during the Meiji era, it still operates with an automated beacon visible for 30 km. The keeper’s cottage and spiral staircase inside are maintained by a small staff. The surrounding cliffs offer the highest vantage point in the city with dramatic drop-offs to the sea below. Key sub-locations include the main lighthouse tower with spiral staircase, keeper’s cottage, automated beacon room, observation platform at the top, small storage shed for maintenance tools, and the narrow access road leading up from the western coastal road.

32. #32Kagami Central Railway Stationselective

    Keys: kagami central railway station, railway station, central station

    Kagami Central Railway Station is the main inland transport hub at the base of the southern ridge. Two platforms, a modest ticket hall, and a small waiting area with vending machines are present. It serves regional lines north toward Fukuoka and local commuter trains. The elevated tracks create natural barriers between districts but also funnel crowds during peak hours. Key sub-locations include the main ticket hall, platform 1 and 2, underground concourse, waiting area with vending machines, and small staff office.

33. #33Southern Kyushu University Campusselective

    Keys: university campus, university, southern kyushu university campus

    Southern Kyushu University Campus is a sprawling hillside campus on the eastern edge of the Southern Ridge District. Modern lecture halls, dormitory blocks, and a small medical research wing are present. Open green spaces and a central clock tower dominate the layout. Key sub-locations include the main lecture hall complex, dormitory blocks, medical research wing, central clock tower, athletic fields, library building, and on-campus apartment housing for international students.

34. #34Eternal Peace War Memorial & Cemeteryselective

    Keys: eternal peace war memorial, cemetery, war memorial

    The Eternal Peace War Memorial & Cemetery is a quiet hillside cemetery and memorial park on the western outskirts near the naval pier. Rows of stone markers for local war dead, a central bronze statue of a sailor, and cherry trees planted in the 1950s are present. The site is maintained by veterans’ families. Key sub-locations include the central bronze sailor statue, rows of stone grave markers, cherry tree grove, main memorial plaza, and high stone perimeter walls.

35. #35Black Sand Beachselective

    Keys: southern beach, black sand beach, volcanic beach

    Black Sand Beach is a narrow volcanic black-sand beach along the eastern coastline formed by ancient lava flows. The coarse sand and strong undertow make swimming dangerous. A small wooden boardwalk and changing huts line the back of the beach. Key sub-locations include the main black sand shoreline, wooden boardwalk, changing huts, and rocky outcrops at both ends.

36. #36Harbor Grand Hotelselective

    Keys: harbor grand hotel, luxury hotel, waterfront hotel

    The Harbor Grand Hotel is the tallest building on the waterfront — twelve stories of 1980s concrete and glass overlooking the cargo terminal. Once a business and tourist hotel, it features a rooftop restaurant and underground parking garage. Key sub-locations include the main lobby and reception, guest rooms on floors 2-11, rooftop restaurant with panoramic views, underground parking garage, and service elevators.

37. #37Kagami Broadcast Towerselective

    Keys: kagami broadcast tower, radio tower, broadcast tower

    The Kagami Broadcast Tower is the tall steel communications tower on the highest point of the southern ridge next to the overlook park. It houses the local TV and radio transmitters plus a small maintenance building at the base. The red warning lights are visible for miles. Key sub-locations include the main tower structure, base maintenance building, transmitter rooms, and fenced compound around the tower.

38. #38Meiji-era Dry Dockselective

    Keys: old shipyard, dry dock, meiji era dry dock

    The Meiji-era Dry Dock is the historic ship repair yard at the northern edge of the cargo terminal dating back to the late 1800s. The massive concrete basin, rusted cranes, and old workshops are now used for smaller fishing vessel maintenance. The deep basin can be flooded or drained. Key sub-locations include the main concrete dry dock basin, rusted crane system, old workshops with heavy tools, and adjacent storage sheds.

39. #39Ridge Access Tunnelselective

    Keys: access tunnel, mountain tunnel, ridge access tunnel

    The Ridge Access Tunnel is the single-lane vehicular tunnel bored through the central ridge connecting downtown directly to the Harborview Residential Towers. Built in the 1960s and poorly ventilated, emergency lights flicker during power dips. The tunnel is a critical shortcut but becomes a death trap if blocked or flooded. Key sub-locations include the northern entrance from Central Downtown, southern exit near Harborview Hillside, underground tunnel roadway, emergency lighting system, and ventilation shafts.

40. #40Marine Biology Research Centerselective

    Keys: marine lab, research center, marine biology research center

    The Marine Biology Research Center is a modern low-rise facility on the western coastal road near the naval pier. Glass tanks, seawater pumps, and laboratories study local fish stocks and bay pollution. A small attached dormitory for researchers is present. Key sub-locations include the main laboratory wing with glass tanks, seawater intake pumps, research offices, attached dormitory building, and reinforced perimeter fencing.

41. #41Metropolitan Police Headquartersselective

    Keys: police headquarters, metropolitan police headquarters, central police

    The Metropolitan Police Headquarters is a three-story reinforced concrete building in the Central Downtown District next to the town hall. It houses the main armory, vehicle garage, holding cells in the basement, and operational command rooms. The rooftop helipad provides a high vantage point for observation. Key sub-locations include the main lobby and reception area, armory vault on the second floor, vehicle garage with patrol car bays, basement holding cells, rooftop helipad, and central command briefing room.

42. #42Bayfront Promenade Parkselective

    Keys: promenade park, waterfront park, bayfront promenade park

    Bayfront Promenade Park is a long tree-lined public walkway and green space stretching along the central harborfront. Benches, small playgrounds, and a jogging path popular with retirees run the length of the park. The park sits at sea level and floods completely during typhoons. The raised seawall provides the only protection against storm surges. Key sub-locations include the main paved promenade walkway, wooden benches along the seawall, children's playground area, jogging path loop, and small grassy sections with shade trees.

43. #43Mount Kagami Observation Deckselective

    Keys: mount kagami observation deck, observation deck, mountain deck

    Mount Kagami Observation Deck is a concrete platform and viewing area at the summit of the tallest ridge behind the Southern Ridge District. Reached by a steep hiking trail and service road, it features coin-operated binoculars and a small shelter. On clear days the entire bay and port are visible. Key sub-locations include the main concrete viewing platform, coin-operated binocular stations, small concrete shelter with benches, and gravel paths leading to the edge.

44. #44Local Bus Depot & Maintenance Yardselective

    Keys: maintenance yard, local bus depot, bus depot

    The Local Bus Depot & Maintenance Yard is a large yard behind the central tram plaza where city buses are serviced and stored overnight. Fuel pumps, tire racks, and a small office are present. The chain-link gate is often left unlocked during shift changes. Key sub-locations include the main vehicle parking yard, maintenance bays with hydraulic lifts, fuel pump station, tire and parts storage warehouse, and small administrative office.

45. #45Harborfront Convenience Co-opselective

    Keys: co-op, harborfront convenience co-op, harbor mart

    The Harborfront Convenience Co-op is a large 24-hour supermarket and co-op right beside the cargo terminal. It stocks everything from rice and instant noodles to work boots and rain gear. The back loading dock sees constant truck traffic in normal times. Key sub-locations include the main sales floor with grocery aisles, refrigerated sections, back loading dock and storage warehouse, checkout counters, and small staff break room.

46. #46Western Coastal Roadselective

    Keys: western coastal road, coastal road, cliff road

    The Western Coastal Road is a narrow two-lane road hugging the rocky western coastline toward the naval pier. Frequent rockfalls occur after heavy rain and dramatic drop-offs line the seaward side. The road is used mainly by military personnel and a few fishermen. Key sub-locations include the main paved roadway with guardrails, cliffside pull-off viewpoints, rockfall hazard zones, and the junction with the access road to the JSDF Naval Pier.

47. #47Seaside Fresh Mart Supermarket (Basement)selective

    Keys: supermarket, seaside fresh mart supermarket, fresh mart

    Seaside Fresh Mart Supermarket is the full-service grocery store in the basement level of Sunrise Plaza Department Store. It stocks rice, canned goods, instant noodles, bottled water, and household necessities. The large basement stockroom holds pallets of non-perishable items. Key sub-locations include the main grocery aisles, refrigerated and frozen sections, large basement stockroom with pallet storage, checkout counters, and rear loading dock access.

48. #48Harbor Seafood & Dried Goods (Basement)selective

    Keys: dried goods, harbor seafood & dried goods, seafood shop

    Harbor Seafood & Dried Goods is the specialty section in the basement level of Sunrise Plaza Department Store. It stocks vacuum-packed fish, dried squid, smoked salmon, and preserved seafood. These items have high calorie density and long shelf life. Key sub-locations include the main display counters, vacuum-sealing station, dried goods shelving units, and refrigerated storage for fresh catches.

49. #49Mountain Pickles & Tsukemono Corner (Basement)selective

    Keys: tsukemono, mountain pickles & tsukemono corner, pickles

    Mountain Pickles & Tsukemono Corner is the traditional pickled vegetable section in the basement level of Sunrise Plaza Department Store. It stocks salt-pickled radish, cucumber, and mountain vegetables preserved in rice bran or miso. These items aid digestion and provide flavor in long-term storage diets. Key sub-locations include the main pickle display barrels, rice bran fermentation area, miso storage jars, and adjacent refrigerated cases for fresh preparations.

50. #50Matsumoto Kiyoshi Pharmacy (Ground Floor)selective

    Keys: matsumoto kiyoshi pharmacy, drugstore, pharmacy

    Matsumoto Kiyoshi Pharmacy is the full-service pharmacy on the ground floor of Sunrise Plaza Department Store. It stocks common medications, cold remedies, bandages, and basic over-the-counter drugs. The pharmacist knows residents' regular prescriptions and offers advice on minor ailments. Key sub-locations include the main counter and dispensing area, over-the-counter shelves, prescription storage vault, and small consultation room.

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