Yongen-Jaya
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Yongen-Jaya is an area of Tokyo in Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal. The Yongen-Jaya backstreets are one of the original three traversable areas of the game and features narrow alleyways, the protagonist's residence, several shops, and multiple points of interest to explore. It is the location of one of the targets of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts.
Gameplay
Persona 5
Backstreets
The backstreets can be traveled freely in the afternoons whenever time is available, and can be explored at night with free time starting on Saturday, April 23rd. Multiple shops are in the area, including directly in the Backstreets and in the Takemi Medical Clinic.
Café Leblanc
- Main article: Café Leblanc
The protagonist's new home, a small café hidden in the alleyways that specializes in coffee and curry. A number of activities for Confidants and social stats are available in the restaurant. Eventually, Leblanc also becomes the planning hideout of the Phantom Thieves.
Takemi Medical Clinic
- Main article: Takemi Medical Clinic
This medical clinic sits on the backstreet between Café Leblanc and Sojiro Sakura's residence. The owner and sole physician-in-residence is Tae Takemi, a patron of Leblanc and the Death Confidant. She sells medicines useful for the Metaverse after her Confidant has been established, and some rank ups provide social stat points for Guts. See the main article for the list of purchasable items.
Batting Cages
The batting cages can be used to improve the Proficiency social stat and offer prizes during afternoon sessions for good performance.
Bathhouse
The bathhouse can be used in the evening to improve the Charm social stat by 3 points; on Sundays the stat bonus is increased by an additional 2 points for Charm while on rainy days the stat bonus is an additional 2 points for Guts.
Following invitation hangouts with various Confidants in Leblanc during the Summer break, an evening hangout in the Bathhouse can be chosen for additional Confidant points.
Laundromat
The laundry machines can be used, for a fee, to clean dirty equipment found in the Metaverse to obtain new armor for party members. Doing so causes time to pass.
Movie Theater
- Main article: Movie Theater
The Yongen-Jaya theater unlocks after completing Mementos request "Who's Muscling in Yongen-Jaya". Movies are all references to real-life movies, and change every month. Watching a movie for the first time provides 5 points for one social stat.
Sojiro Sakura's Residence
The home of Café Leblanc's taciturn owner and his family. While not usually accessible, the house is visited multiple times in the Summer and later on for the Hermit Confidant.
Shops
Of Yongen-Jaya's shops, the supermarket and sweet potato vendor are both open only in the daytime. Seasonal items have 1 stock, crafting items have 3 stock and vending machines have 1-2 stock. Vending machines become temporarily sold out during Heat Wave or Hot Night weather warnings[1]. Limited items restock the following Monday after purchase, except Black Kogotana which restocks every 1st of the month and Beni-Azuma which restocks the next day. Electronics are a one-time-only purchase.
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Persona 5 Royal
Bathhouse
The bathhouse can be used in the evening to improve the Charm or Guts social stats—the amount varies depending on day of the week and weather.
Following invitation hangouts with various Confidants in Leblanc during the Summer break, an evening hangout in the Bathhouse can be chosen for additional Confidant points.
Persona 5 Strikers
Game Appearances
Persona 5
Persona 5 Royal
Persona 5 Strikers
Anime Appearances
Persona 5 The Animation
Manga Appearances
Other Appearances
Trivia
- Yongen-Jaya's name is a reference to real-life Tokyo neighborhood of Sangen-Jaya, which is written with kanji that means 'Three tea houses' as compared to Yongen-Jaya's 'Four tea houses'.
Nomenclature
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese |
四軒茶屋 Yongenjaya | Four Tea Houses |
Gallery
Notes
References
- ↑ "Morgana: ...Everything's sold out. I guess it's no surprise with how hot it is right now..." Persona 5 Royal.