Inaba

Inaba is a location in the Persona series. It is a fictional city in Japan where the plot of Persona 4 takes place. The city center in Inaba is a flat area surrounded by mountains called Yasoinaba.^[1]

Gameplay

Persona 4 / Persona 4 Golden

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Yasoinaba Station

Yasogami High School

Main article: Yasogami High School

Central Shopping District

Main article: Central Shopping District

Junes Department Store

Main article: Junes

From the Junes food court, the Investigation Team can enter the TV World.

Samegawa Flood Plain

Dojima Residence

Main article: Dojima Residence

Amagi Inn

Main article: Amagi Inn

Inaba Police Station

Persona 4 Golden Exclusive

Travel to Okina

Main article: Okina

Okina is visited on June 15th during the story. After taking 3 short scooter rides, the protagonist can ride his scooter to Okina during the afternoon.

Travel to Shichiri Beach

After taking 3 long scooter rides, the protagonist can ride his scooter to Shichiri Beach during the afternoon. Shichiri Beach is also visited on August 23rd during the story, but the protagonist can unlock it before then.

Travel to the Ski Resort

During February, the Investigation Team visits an unnamed ski resort. If the player has unlocked the Hollow Forest, they can access it by traveling to the mountain cabin near the ski resort and entering the TV there.

Audio Drama Appearances

Novel Appearances

Anime Appearances

Manga Appearances

Other Appearances

Trivia

Although Inaba is fictional, it has the following real world inspirations:
- Fuefuki City^[2]^[3]
- The Legend of the Hare of Inaba^[4]
- The unnamed hometown of a developer^[5]

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language	Name	Meaning

Gallery

Locations around Inaba

Yasoinaba Station
Yasoinaba Station Platform
Samegawa Flood Plain
Samegawa Flood Plain

Travel Destinations

Shichiri Beach
Mountain Cabin at the Ski Resort

Notes

References

↑ "この山に囲まれた平地一帯は“八十稲羽(やそいなば)”地区と呼ばれ、そこが市の中心部を成している。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 181. ISBN-13: 475774630X.
↑ "今回「ペルソナ4」の開発が始まり、田舎町を舞台にすることが決まった段階で、メインのスタッフは山梨県のF市に取材に行きました。そこがまさしく“谷間の町”で、平日に行ったのに閉まっているお店ばかりで、こんなんで大丈夫なのかと驚いたものです。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 181. ISBN-13: 475774630X.
↑ 亨, "Etc". Published 2012. Retrieved 2023. P4 Pilgrimage. Blog.
↑ "ゲームの設定上、稲羽市の名前は古事記にある因幡の白兎の説話が元になっている。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 180. ISBN-13: 475774630X.
↑ "田舎町にありそうな和風建築をイメージして外観をデザインしました。じつはあるデザイナーの出身地に実際にあるような民家を参考にしています。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 182. ISBN-13: 475774630X.

[1] "この山に囲まれた平地一帯は“八十稲羽(やそいなば)”地区と呼ばれ、そこが市の中心部を成している。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 181. ISBN-13: 475774630X.

[2] "今回「ペルソナ4」の開発が始まり、田舎町を舞台にすることが決まった段階で、メインのスタッフは山梨県のF市に取材に行きました。そこがまさしく“谷間の町”で、平日に行ったのに閉まっているお店ばかりで、こんなんで大丈夫なのかと驚いたものです。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 181. ISBN-13: 475774630X.

[3] 亨, "Etc". Published 2012. Retrieved 2023. P4 Pilgrimage. Blog.

[4] "ゲームの設定上、稲羽市の名前は古事記にある因幡の白兎の説話が元になっている。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 180. ISBN-13: 475774630X.

[5] "田舎町にありそうな和風建築をイメージして外観をデザインしました。じつはあるデザイナーの出身地に実際にあるような民家を参考にしています。" "Chapter 5: Setting", Persona Club P4, Atlus. Published by Famitsu (2009). Japanese. p. 182. ISBN-13: 475774630X.

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