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Mikado is divided into two main districts: one for the Luxurors and one for the Casualries. In the past, the caste system of Mikado dictated that the Luxorors, who work in more advanced fields, while the poorer Casualries, who do manual labor, should seldom interact with each other.<ref>{{Cite Game|quote='''Isabeau: ''' Until recently Mikado maintained a caste system. Luxurors dealt with intellectual pursuits while Casualries performed manual labor, such as agriculture. But that ended once the people exiled the king.|title=Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse|developer=|publisher=|platform=|version=|lang=|transl=}}</ref> Additionally, it is impossible to move out of the class you were born in, with the exception of passing the yearly [[Gauntlet Rite]] after turning the age of 18 and becoming a [[Samurai]]. In the center of the walls dividing the layers of the kingdom lies Mikado Castle, as well as the Monastery. | Mikado is divided into two main districts: one for the Luxurors and one for the Casualries. In the past, the caste system of Mikado dictated that the Luxorors, who work in more advanced fields, while the poorer Casualries, who do manual labor, should seldom interact with each other.<ref>{{Cite Game|quote='''Isabeau: ''' Until recently Mikado maintained a caste system. Luxurors dealt with intellectual pursuits while Casualries performed manual labor, such as agriculture. But that ended once the people exiled the king.|title=Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse|developer=|publisher=|platform=|version=|lang=|transl=}}</ref> Additionally, it is impossible to move out of the class you were born in, with the exception of passing the yearly [[Gauntlet Rite]] after turning the age of 18 and becoming a [[Samurai]]. In the center of the walls dividing the layers of the kingdom lies Mikado Castle, as well as the Monastery. | ||
Inside of Mikado Castle, there are two plazas: the Obelisk Plaza and the Aquila Statue Plaza, where the entrance to [[Naraku]] is, as well as the castle's city. The Obelisk Plaza contains an obelisk, on which is inscribed the history of the kingdom, as well as details | Inside of Mikado Castle, there are two plazas: the Obelisk Plaza and the Aquila Statue Plaza, where the entrance to [[Naraku]] is, as well as the castle's city. The Obelisk Plaza contains an obelisk, on which is inscribed the history of the kingdom, as well as details about the war between the angels and demons, and the founding of the Samurai. The Aquila Statue Plaza contains a large statue of [[Aquila]], the first King of Mikado, with the entrance to Naraku directly below. To the left and right are various shops and stations, as well as the Samurai Barracks. | ||
===Stores=== | ===Stores=== | ||