Musoujin Gorge
Last updated 2026-08-30
OverviewDesign
Musoujin Gorge (Japanese: 無想刃狭間 Musoujin Hazama) is located in the eastern part of Yashiori Island, Inazuma. It was formed during a battle between the Raiden Shogun and Orobashi. The Raiden Shogun performed Musou no Hitotachi, her divine judgement, and cleaved both the serpent and the island. The Tatarigami have emerged from the serpent's remains.[1]
The Musoujin Gorge is affected by Balethunder which will result in continuous HP loss unless Thunderwood is nearby or the player is carrying an Electrogranum. There are Thunder Sakura Boughs throughout the gorge that the player can interact with to summon Electrogranum and stay protected from the Balethunder. There is also a river of Electrified Water which will drain the active character's HP even faster than Balethunder.
Features
Exploration
Enemies
Common Enemies
Hilichurl Berserker ×1
Electro Hilichurl Grenadier ×1
Kairagi: Dancing Thunder ×1
Kairagi: Fiery Might ×1
Nobushi: Jintouban ×1
Local Specialties
Descriptions
According to the legend, the strike that brought and end to the serpent god was slashed right here. In this deep canyon that runs through Yashiori Island, the remnant reverberations of lightning bolts continue to this day, as if the thunder elves are still chattering about the legendary scene that tore through the sky and the earth thousands of years ago.
Viewpoint, Rift Valley, Yashiori Island
A certain power once split Yashiori Island clean in twain.
The giant serpent's will and dreams were ended, but its lingering malice broods still in the gloom of this gorge...
The giant serpent's will and dreams were ended, but its lingering malice broods still in the gloom of this gorge...
Expedition description
This narrow and majestic rift valley runs through the eastern part of Yashiori Island.
This extraordinary sight is no natural formation, but rather is the result of the fight in which the Electro Archon slayed the giant serpent. The rift valley is named after the Musou no Hitotachi, a testament to the Electro Archon's skilled swordsmanship.
To this day, the remains of the giant serpent are still scattered throughout Yashiori Island. The Tatarigami that emerged from this god's remains seem to be awakening...
This extraordinary sight is no natural formation, but rather is the result of the fight in which the Electro Archon slayed the giant serpent. The rift valley is named after the Musou no Hitotachi, a testament to the Electro Archon's skilled swordsmanship.
To this day, the remains of the giant serpent are still scattered throughout Yashiori Island. The Tatarigami that emerged from this god's remains seem to be awakening...
Exploration, Genshin Impact Official Site
Soundtracks
| No. | Soundtrack Name | Album | Played In |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56 | Forgotten Epic | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Musoujin Gorge, Higi Village Serenitea Pot |
| 57 | Serpent's Tragedy | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Musoujin Gorge, Higi Village |
Trivia
- The area's name is derived from the Raiden Shogun's Musou no Hitotachi (Japanese: 無想の一太刀).[1]
Gallery
Musoujin Gorge as seen in the Genshin Impact Version 2.0 Special Program.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Musoujin Gorge | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 无想刃狭间 Wúxiǎngrèn Xiájiān | Musou Blade Gorge[※] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 無想刃狹間 Wúxiǎngrèn Xiájiān | |
| Japanese | 無想刃狭間 Musoujin Hazama[2] | Musou Blade Gorge |
| Korean | 무상도의 협곡 Musangdo-ui Hyeopgok | Gorge of the Musou Sword |
| Spanish | Garganta Musoujin | Musoujin Gorge |
| French | Gorges de Musoujin | Musoujin Gorges |
| Russian | Ущелье Мусодзин Ushchel'ye Musodzin | Musoujin Gorge |
| Thai | Musoujin Gorge | — |
| Vietnamese | Hẻm Núi Musoujin | Musoujin Canyon |
| German | Musoujin-Schlucht | Musoujin Gorge |
| Indonesian | Musoujin Gorge | — |
| Portuguese | Garganta Musoujin | Musoujin Gorge |
| Turkish | Musoujin Geçidi | Musoujin Passage |
| Italian | Valle di Musoujin | Musoujin Valley |
Change History
Released in Version 2.0
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Official Genshin Impact Website, Inazuma Travel Highlights: Musoujin Gorge
- ↑ Map, Label: Musoujin Gorge (Japanese)
