Isezaki Ijincho (イセザキイジンチョ I-se-za-ki I-jin-cho)

Once a modest harbor, Yokohama grew into a vast, restless city whose streets pulse with history and hidden power. At its core lies Isezaki Ijincho, a district born from commerce and survival. In the aftermath of turbulent years, three factions emerged to shape its fate with the Chinese-founded Yokohama Liumang, the Korean Geomijul, and the Japanese Seiryu Clan. Together, they formed a fragile balance known as the Ijin Three, an uneasy alliance that kept the peace while cloaking the city’s darker truths.   By day, Ijincho glows with the color of markets and the scent of street food drifting through labyrinthine alleys. Students rush past fortune tellers, and shopkeepers call out under the shadows of aging tenements. But when night falls, the district changes. Neon bleeds into the rain-slicked pavement, and whispered deals unfold in the half-lit backstreets.   The Ijin Three’s influence runs through every corner, from the neon sprawl of Chinatown to the silent rooftops where the Geomijul watch unseen. Though their power wanes with time, their legacy remains: a city that thrives on tension and coexistence, its people caught between loyalty, ambition, and the dream of a Yokohama free from the ghosts of its own making.  

Streets and Areas

Isezaki Road: The main commercial street lined with shops, cafés, and bars.
Bar District: A nightlife zone filled with pubs, lounges, and small eateries.
Chinatown: Vibrant area of lanterns, restaurants, and street food stalls.
Hamoricho: Residential and business district near the southern edge of town.

Sakuragawa Street: Riverside path known for scenic cherry blossoms.
Benten Street: Shopping street popular for its boutiques and casual diners.
Bay Area: Industrial waterfront filled with warehouses and docks.
Red Light District: Narrow alleys glowing with neon signs and hostess bars.

Koinobori Street: Long market road lined with convenience stores and arcades.
Ijin Street: Central stretch leading toward the dense inner district.
Romance Street: Quiet alley dotted with small apartments and backdoor bars.

Geomon Bridge: Key river crossing linking the north and south sides of the city.
Komijul Territory: Tight cluster of alleyways wrapped in secrecy and surveillance.

The Homeless Camp: Riverside settlement home to the outcasts of the district.
 

Locations of Intresst

urvive Bar: Cozy hangout serving drinks, food, and conversation.
Hello Work Office: Employment center where residents seek new beginnings.
Rose Blossom: High-end hostess club known for its elegance and exclusivity.
Otohime Land: Notorious adult entertainment establishment near the river.

Yokohama Trading Company: Suspicious import business with hidden dealings.
Dragon Kart Track: Street racing circuit set around the harbor.
Can Quest Recycling Center: Facility for collecting and trading recyclables.
Isezaki Police Station: Local law enforcement hub monitoring the city’s chaos.

Yonetoku Ramen: Small but beloved noodle shop near the main road.
L’Lium Club: Intimate bar with live jazz and dim lighting.
Sunrise Bridge: Iconic lookout spot over the city at night.

Part-time Hero Office: Agency handling community requests and odd jobs.
Yokohama Theater Square: Cultural hub hosting performances and art shows.