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    Latest revision as of 11:45, 16 July 2024

    Heian Era Village
    Mose1.PNG
    Basic Info
    Original Name(s)

    平安小町
    平安小町
    Heian Komachi
    Heian (period) Small Town

    Effects EffectNone
    Collectibles

    WP #180
    WP #712

    Events None
    Notable NPCs None
    Other
    Connecting Areas

    Bridged Swamp Islands Chainsaw
    Seaside Village Lantern
    The Ceiling Glasses
    Misty Streets Invisible NoReturn➡️

    BGM qs0UrDFJ-bgm060 (No. 041B)
    n3-FiT (Terrarium Passage)
    Map ID 0661, 0669, 0670
    Version Added 0.102e
    Author Mosenite
    Extras +
    YNOproject Badges
    Mosenite(badgeY2).png Mosenite

    Heian Era Village, formerly named Mosenite, is a classical Japanese painting style village, reminiscent of paintings of the Heian era, that can be entered by chainsawing the bouncy snake in the wooden house from Bridged Swamp Islands or lighting the candle in Seaside Village.

    Map of Heian Era Village.

    Features

    When reaching the village, you'll notice sand covering the entire area, as well as dozens of Japanese black pines, some of them being healthy and others being withered. Near the house Urotsuki exited is a river that can be crossed thanks to the wooden bridge. This river is connected to various streams, passing near many tradional houses.

    Re-entering the house Urotsuki came from will lead to an alternate room, where the flowers became withered trees and the snake is replaced by a dark creature. Chainsawing it will lead her back to the Bridged Swamp Islands.

    Walking along the river, then crossing a bridge and going south-east to a circle of trees will lead Urotsuki to a house that can be entered from the front doorway. Inside of it is a small terrarium with plants growing in it. At the end of this terrarium is a door that happens to be locked when you interact with it. However, equipping the Glasses effect will allow Urotsuki to open it, reaching The Ceiling throught it.

    Traveling west from that building leads her to a circle of houses, where one of the trees is home to what looks like a beige cockerel with a long tail that can be stopped with the Crossing effect. North of this area is another circle of houses, one of the smaller of which will have a door, letting you get in. This house is almost empty, except for a tree and a mirror. Using the Invisible effect will make a shape appear in it, and interacting with it in this state will make a lamprey-like figure emerge out of it, taking Urotsuki to Misty Streets.

    If she continues south instead, crossing another bridge and then walk south-west, she will reach another house surrounded by trees. The pink door on its facade can be entering, leading to a small room with a candle. Lighting it with the Lantern effect will stop the music. Exiting the house will bring Urotsuki in Seaside Village.

    Directions

    Trivia

    • Heian Era Village is one of the three worlds to be named in Japanese after its creator, from its internal name, and was one of the two worlds to be named in English after its creator. In Japanese, the others are Ecstasy World and Fabric World; In English, the other is GALAXY Town.
      • This internal naming is a result of the area being the first in the batch of maps allocated to the author, in which the map is labeled with the author's name for distinction between other map hierarchies belonging to their respective authors.

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