You'll unlock two as part of the main story campaign, and one in Yuriko's character tales. If you’re missing a Haiku after having done everything else in the game, it’s likely this one. It’s not marked on the map as a question mark. This portion of the Ghost of Tsushima guide includes all the Hot Springs locations across Act 1: Izuhara, Act 2: Toyotama, and Act 3: Kamiagata. It's worth noting, however, that several Haiku are part of story quests. Haiku 10: Hiyoshi Springs talk to the NPC at the northern edge of Hiyoshi Springs settlement (the village with lots of hot springs, location image below), he will unlock this Haiku. You can also use the Wind of Vanity upgrade in the samurai skill menu to take you to Haiku locations. Ghost of Tsushimas Hiyoshi Springs is a location in Izuhara region where there are multiple naturally occurring hot springs. The rest of the locations are scattered around the map and discoverable by getting close to them. You'll find both your first Haiku and your first Hot Springs here if you look around.Īfter you find the villager, the Haiku location will appear on your map as normal-but you need to talk to the villager near the spot first. Then theres the Lumafly Lantern, which looks less important than the map. Ghost of Tsushima expects you to head to Hiyoshi Springs pretty early in the game and to explore the area around it. Unlike other Haiku, the one near Hiyoshi Springs isn't just a spot you discover on the map. It's a bit of a story moment that activates the Haiku's availability. This villager is a Haiku poet and he'll give you a quick rundown on the art form. Look for a man kneeling on a rock who will call out to you. To find the Haiku, head into the hills north of Hiyoshi Springs. Check out our Ghost of Tsushima guide roundup for our full walkthrough, collectibles guides, hot springs locations, side missions rundown, combat tips, and more. We've got a whole lot more coverage to help you find everything in Tsushima. Heres where all the hot springs are in Ghost of Tsushimas Iki Island expansion on PS4 and PS5. You can track all the Vanity Gear locations with our. This page explains where to find all Hot Spring locations, and the final reward for. Now Playing: 9 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting Ghost Of Tsushima Heres how to get to the Hiyoshi Springs Vanity Gear Location, which is one of the Vanity Gear items available in Act 1: Izuhara map. Luckily, the island is scattered with bubbling, idyllic Hot Springs, perfect for a reinvigorating soak. Firefly Hill Hot Spring - On the edge of a cliff looking out to Castle Kaneda, this spring is situated to the west of Izuhara Clearing, just across the river.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

Castle Lookout Hot Spring - Directly south from Castle Kaneda, this spring is hidden behind the pictured guard tower landmark.ĩ. Hiyoshi Inn Hot Spring - This spring is right near the main quest giving area in Hiyoshi, and I believe it is part of the game’s story, so you should use it regardless.Ĩ. Golden Leaf Hot Spring - Directly east from Golden Temple, watch for the red trees in a forest of yellow.ħ. Look for the burning mountaintop and the Torii gates and stray from the gate path to the east.Ħ. Carved Mountain Hot Spring - This spring is hidden on the way up to Shigenori’s Peak.

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