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Yomotsu Hirasaka is a dungeon in Persona 4.
Maps
- The entrance map is called Ashihara Nakatsu
- Each map is called a Path and they are numbered 1 through 9
- Fixed Layouts: Path 3 (Mini-Boss), Path 6 (Mini Boss), and Path 9 (Boss)
Encounters
Bosses
Shuffle Time: Personas
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Normal Chests
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Locked Chests
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Maps
- The entrance map is called Ashihara Nakatsu
- Each map is called a Path and they are numbered 1 through 9
- Fixed Layouts: Path 3 (Mini-Boss), Path 6 (Mini Boss), and Path 9 (Boss)
Encounters
Bosses
Shuffle Time: Skill Cards
Rank
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Area(s)
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Skill Cards
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5
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1-6, 8
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Fatal End, Black Spot, Mighty Swing, Herculean Strike, Heat Wave, Atom Smasher, Maragion, Mabufula, Mazionga, Magarula, Amrita, Resist Fire, Resist Ice, Resist Elec, Resist Wind, Survive Light, Survive Dark, Evade Physical, Evade Fire, Evade Ice, Evade Wind, Evade Elec, Counterstrike, Growth 2
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6
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1-6, 8
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Torrent Shot, Vicious Strike, Blade of Fury, Aeon Rain, Poison Arrow, Mustard Bomb, Navas Nebula, Agidyne, Bufudyne, Ziodyne, Garudyne, Hamaon, Mudoon, Diarahan, Mediarama, Energy Shower, Samarecarm, Resist Physical, Endure Light, Endure Dark, Hama Boost, Mudo Boost, High Counter, Regenerate 2, Invigorate 2, Divine Grace, Cool Breeze
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7
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1-8
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Gigantic Fist, Tempest Slash, Deathbound, Arrow Rain, Virus Wave, Maragidyne, Mabufudyne, Maziodyne, Magarudyne, Mahamaon, Mamudoon, Ghastly Wail, Tetraja, Endure, Fire Amp, Ice Amp, Elec Amp, Wind Amp, Ailment Boost, Auto-Tarukaja, Auto-Rakukaja, Auto-Sukukaja, Firm Stance
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8
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1-8
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Rainy Death, Brave Blade, Myriad Arrows, Vile Assault, Blight, Megidola, Power Charge, Mind Charge, Tetra Break, Makara Break, Repel Light, Repel Dark, Enduring Soul, Angelic Grace, Regenerate 3, Invigorate 3, Growth 3
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9
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1-8
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Agneyastra, Akasha Arts, Mediarahan, Tetrakarn, Makarakarn, Auto-Mataru, Auto-Maraku, Auto-Masuku, Spell Master, Arms Master
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10
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1-8
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God's Hand, Primal Force, Vorpal Blade, Megidolaon, Salvation, Absorb Physical, Absorb Fire, Absorb Ice, Absorb Elec, Absorb Wind
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Shuffle Time: Personas
Items
Normal Chests
Item
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Location
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Amrita Soda
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Path(s) 5
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Purifying Salt
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Path(s) 3, 8
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Purifying Water
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Assault Signal
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Path(s) 4
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Cyclone Magatama
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Path(s) 3, 8
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Hell Magatama
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Path(s) 4
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Diamond Shield
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Path(s) 1, 6
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San-zun Tama
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Arc Magatama
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Curse Paper
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Path(s) 5
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Super Sonic
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Path(s) 5
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Snuff Soul
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Path(s) 1, 3, 5, 7
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Segaki Rice
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Path(s) 4
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Soul Drop
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Path(s) 1, 6, 8
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Tesla Coil
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Path(s) 4
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Dry Ice
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Balm of Life
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Path(s) 3, 8
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Hiranya
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Smart Bomb
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Path(s) 5
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Physical Mirror
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Path(s) 3, 8
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Homunculus
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Life Stone
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Path(s) 1-8
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Magic Mirror
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Yashichi
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Path(s) 3, 8
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Frost Magatama
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Path(s) 5
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Locked Chests
Item
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Location
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Amaterasu Fob
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Path(s) 3
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Uzume Robe
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Path(s) 1, 3-5, 7
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Space Badge
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Path(s) 4
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Eye of Flame
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Path(s) 3
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Omega Drive
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Path(s) 4
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Kagutsuchi Pin
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Path(s) 3
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Kagutsuchi Vow
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Path(s) 3
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God's Love
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Path(s) 4
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Divine Pillar
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Path(s) 3
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Confusion Hat
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Book of the Void
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Kuraokami Pin
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Kuraokami Vow
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Defense Essence
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Path(s) 4
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Frozen Rose
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Path(s) 4
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Sigma Drive
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Shinatobe Pin
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Shinatobe Vow
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Blessed Hands
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Mask of Truth
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Speed Star
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Path(s) 3
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Wizard's Mark
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Path(s) 4
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Soul Food
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Path(s) 3, 8
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Soma
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Path(s) 4
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Bold Ball
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Sonidori Wear
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Path(s) 2, 4, 6, 8
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Item
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Location
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Takefutsu Pin
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Takefutsu Vow
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Chakra Ring
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Chewing Soul
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Moon Potpourri
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Awareness Note
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Path(s) 4
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Cat Whisker
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Power Muscle
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Path(s) 6
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Barbaric Bracers
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Eye of Ice
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Eye of Wind
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Retribution Mask
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Path(s) 4
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Rebirth Prophecy
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Path(s) 3
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Bead
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Bead Chain
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Path(s) 5
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Gas Mask
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Demon Charm
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Path(s) 7
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Tsubaki-Otoshi
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Alarm Clock
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Path(s) 3
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Healthy Homa
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Path(s) 3
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Eye of Thunder
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Path(s) 1, 6
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Lucky Seven
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Path(s) 8
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Rudra Ring
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Pitch Pipes
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Path(s) 5, 8
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Eagle Eye
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Path(s) 2, 7
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Game Appearances
On his first night in Inaba, the protagonist dreams of a place with red flooring that is full of fog. During the true ending, this place is revealed to be Yomotsu Hirasaka, and Izanami asks him if he remembers seeing it in his dreams.
The entrance to Yomotsu Hirasaka is used as Tohru Adachi's dance stage. It was picked to represent that he is dreaming, similar to how the protagonist dreams of Yomotsu Hirasaka on his first night in Inaba.[1]
Anime Appearances
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Nomenclature
The name Yomotsu Hirasaka[a] comes from the Kojiki where it is used to refer to the boundary between the land of the living and the land of the dead.
Names in Other Languages
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Meaning
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Japanese
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黄泉比良坂 Yomotsu Hirasaka |
Yomotsu Hirasaka
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Notes
- ↑ From the Japanese 黄泉 (Yomo, "Yomi; land of the dead") + つ (tsu, obsolete genitive particle) + 平坂 (hirasaka, "flat slope"), literally "the flat slope of Yomi".
References
- ↑ "Stage: Extra", Persona 4 Dancing All Night Official Visual Book.
- General
- "Chaoter 5: Dungeon", Persona 4 Official Perfect Guide, Famitsu Editorial Staff. Published by Enterbrain (2008). Japanese. p. 172-262. ISBN-13: 978-4757744561.
- "Chapter 4: Dungeon", Persona 4 The Golden: The Complete Guide, Compiled by the Dengeki Playstation Editorial Department. Published by ASCII Media Works (2012). Japanese. p. 208-310. ISBN-13: 978-4048866637.