Tenshukaku
Last updated 2024-09-24
Tenshukaku (Japanese: 天守閣 Tenshu-kaku) is a quest-exclusive point of interest and an instance located in Inazuma City, Narukami Island, Inazuma.
It is where the Raiden Shogun resides. Tenshukaku was built during the Archon War and is one of the three parts that make up Inazuma City, the other two being Hanamizaka and Tenryou. The Tenryou Commission Headquarters are also located inside Tenshukaku.
The interior of the Shogun's residence is a quest-exclusive Instance only accessible during The Lonesome Euthymia in Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Imperatrix Umbrosa Chapter: Act I - Reflections of Mortality. It is entered through the same doors used to enter Narukami Island: Tenshukaku.
Points of Interest
There are 3 points of interest in Tenshukaku:
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The Statue of the Omnipresent God is a statue built in front of Tenshukaku as the "Symbol of Eternity" after the promulgation of the Vision Hunt Decree, with the purpose of embedding all confiscated Visions into it. |
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The Tenryou Commission Headquarters is the headquarters of the Tenryou Commission, the executive arm of the Shogunate. |
NPCs
Entrance Area
- Kujou Kamaji
- Inoue — Doushin
- Naoe Hisamasa — Hatamoto
Tenryou Commission Headquarters
- Ikeda Soushirou
- Mikoshi Genjirou — Yoriki
- Okawara Goemon — Yoriki
- Watanabe — Doushin
- Yata Kouki — Yoriki
Central Courtyard
- Asakura — Doushin
- Matsukawa Souzen — Government Official
- Mikawa Akane — Royal Bath Commission
- Shima Masaoki — Hatamoto
- Takatsukasa Tomohide — Tax Secretary
- Takeshi — Okuzumeshuu
Southern Tower
- Nagaoka Hidemitsu — Reserve Official
- Saizou — Okuzumeshuu
Descriptions
Soundtracks
| No. | Soundtrack Name | Album | Played In |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | In a Cautious Way | Islands of the Lost and Forgotten | Tenryou Commission Headquarters |
| 20 | Silent Seclusion | Islands of the Lost and Forgotten | Tenshukaku (interior) Domains |
| 21 | Contemplation on Eternity | Islands of the Lost and Forgotten | Tenshukaku (interior) Domains |
| 01 | Inazuma | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Inazuma City (day; dawn), Tenshukaku (day) Event Gameplay |
| 08 | Blue Dream | Realm of Tranquil Eternity | Hanamizaka (dusk), Tenryou (dusk), Tenshukaku (night) Quests, Event Gameplay, Serenitea Pot |
| N/A | Unnamed Tenshukaku Soundtrack 1 | N/A | Tenshukaku (dusk) |
Trivia
- The antler-like decorations seen along the center of the building are called kuwagata (鍬形), and are typically seen on samurai helmets (kabuto, 兜) as part of the crest adorning the front of the helmet (maedate, 前立).
- Like the top of Favonius Cathedral, a Precious Chest can be found above the second level balcony on a rooftop.
Etymology
- Tenshukaku (Japanese: 天守閣), or simply Tenshu (Japanese: 天守), refers to the tower keep of a Japanese castle.
- Tenshu (Japanese: 天守) literally means "Heavenly Protector."
Gallery
Interior
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Tenshukaku | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 天守阁 Tiānshǒu-gé | Heavenly Protector Tower[※] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 天守閣 Tiānshǒu-gé | |
| Japanese | 天守閣 Tenshu-kaku | Heavenly Protector Tower |
| Korean | 천수각 Cheonsu-gak | Heavenly Protector Tower[※] |
| Spanish | Tenshukaku | — |
| French | Tenshukaku | — |
| Russian | Тэнсюкаку Tensyukaku | — |
| Thai | Tenshukaku | — |
| Vietnamese | Thiên Thủ Các | Heavenly Protector Tower[※] |
| German | Tenshukaku | — |
| Indonesian | Tenshukaku | — |
| Portuguese | Tenshukaku | — |
| Turkish | Tenshukaku | — |
| Italian | Tenshukaku | — |
