Exploring Japan

Master the maps of Yokohama and Osaka in Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name! Learn about icons, taxi stands, shops, and more to explore efficiently.

Alright, so you've booted up Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, and you're probably wondering how to get around. Don't sweat it! The game gives you a handy map, kind of like a digital GPS. You'll start off in Isezaki Ijincho in Yokohama, but most of your adventures will take place in Sotenbori, Osaka. Later on, you'll even get access to a place called The Castle. Think of these as your main hubs for the game.

Pulling up the map is super easy – just hit the Touch Pad on your PlayStation controller or the Windows button on Xbox. Once it's up, you'll see a bunch of icons. These aren't just random doodles; they tell you exactly what's where.

Map Controls:

Let's break down what those icons mean:

• Map Pins: These are your permanent landmarks. Once you find them, they stick around.
  • Yellow Fork and Knife: Hungry? This is a restaurant where you can grab a bite to eat and restore your health. Different dishes heal different amounts, so pick wisely!
  • Blue Shopping Cart: Need supplies? Shops sell healing items, Gear, and all sorts of useful stuff to keep you going.
  • Purple Controllers: Time for a break? These icons point to entertainment spots where you can play various minigames.
  • Orange Cabs: Need to get somewhere fast? Taxi Stands let you hop in a cab and travel to different destinations on the map for a fee. You can even use taxis to get to The Castle once it's unlocked. Oh, and you can also use the Taxi app on your phone, though it'll cost you a little extra.
  • White Buildings: These are usually important story locations or your main