Kashine: Head west of Shigenori Peak, right next to a Pillar of Honor.Ariake: On the small island in the middle of Lake Izuhara.Azamo: South of Kuta Grasslands, where the river empties into the sea.Hiyoshi #2: South of Old Woodsman's Canopy.He'll call out to you and give you a quick Haiku tutorial, but there won't be a regular Haiku icon until you're done speaking with him. Hiyoshi #1: Explore Hiyoshi Springs and you'll find a man sitting on a rock in the hills North of the town.In the description of the headbands, the poem will be saved.Ī map depicting Haiku locations in Izuhara. During this reading, a cinematic of the pretty scenery will be showcased.įor open world Haiku pieces, completing a Haiku provides a cosmetic headband that is related to the Haiku's theme. With all three lines selected, the poem is complete and Jin will poetically read off what the player has selected. Once one of these lines is selected, the scene will change, taking a closer look at parts of the whole scenery and revealing another set of three "points of interest." This will happen once more, for a total of three lines selected. To start composing a Haiku piece, the player has to look around this scenery for one of three "points of interest" (visible as circles on the screenscape) which will reveal a line of the poem sometimes, one or two of the points of interest will be far off-screen or hidden.
The theme of the Haiku will then show up on the screen as "Reflect on X," ranging from spiritual topics such as serenity or strife, to topics such as the invasion. Once Jin sits down, the player's camera will be fixed, gazing upon the scenery that Jin looks upon. Kashine Haiku - Part 1 points of interest
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