Chirai Shrine
Last updated 2026-08-26
Chirai Shrine (Japanese: チライ社殿 Chirai Shaden) is a subarea located in Tsurumi Island, Inazuma.
Quests
Hidden Exploration Objectives
Features
Exploration
Enemies
Common Enemies

Hilichurl
Wooden Shield Hilichurl Guard
Electro Hilichurl Shooter
Hydro Samachurl
Electro Samachurl
Electro Whopperflower
Elite Enemies
Local Specialties
Trivia
- The Ruin Scouts and the Hilichurl group led by the Hydro Samachurl will change positions every day through a series of three days:
- On the first day, the Hilichurl group will be at the outskirts of the ruins with the scouts in dormant state near the tree.
- On the second day, the Hilichurl group will be near the scouts from the previous day, while the scouts themselves move a bit further from the tree.
- On the third day, the Hilichurl group will be up on the large ruins while the scouts are active and run in a triangular formation.
Etymology
- The name may be derived from チラィ ciray, one of the Ainu words for Parahucho perryi, also called the Sakhalin taimen, Japanese huchen, or stringfish.
- Ciray is said to be the name of a fish monster in an Ainu folktale, which was eventually slain with a harpoon by Kanna-kamuy.[1]
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Chirai Shrine | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 千来神祠 Qiānlái Shéncí | Chirai Shrine[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 千來神祠 Qiānlái Shéncí | |
| Japanese | チライ社殿 Chirai Shaden[2] | Chirai Shrine[• 2] |
| Korean | 치라이 신사 Chirai Sinsa | Chirai Shrine |
| Spanish | Santuario Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
| French | Sanctuaire de Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
| Russian | Святилище Тирай Svyatilishche Tiray | Chirai Shrine |
| Thai | Chirai Shrine | — |
| Vietnamese | Đền Chirai | Chirai Shrine |
| German | Chirai-Schrein | Chirai Shrine |
| Indonesian | Chirai Shrine | — |
| Portuguese | Santuário Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
| Turkish | Chirai Tapınağı | Chirai Temple |
| Italian | Santuario di Chirai | Chirai Sanctuary |
- ↑ Chinese: 千来/千來
Qiānlái is based on possible kanji for the Japanese チライ Chirai. - ↑ Japanese: "Chirai" may derive from Ainu チラィ ciray, "Parahucho perryi."
Change History
Released in Version 2.2
References
- ↑ Manga Nippon Mukashi-banashi Database: Monster Fish of the Lake (Japanese)
- ↑ Map, Label: Chirai Shrine (Japanese)













