Little Japan Photo Rally Locations

Guide to all 15 Little Japan Photo Rally locations in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Find collectibles and complete the Photo Rally minigame.

Little Japan is an area in Honolulu, Hawaii, home to the Revolve bar. This guide covers all 15 Photo Rally locations within Little Japan. Most can be found early in the game, but one requires a bounty to access.

1. Location 1: Find Tony’s Lemonade Stand on the eastern side of Little Japan. Head north from the Makani Ave taxi spot, hugging the left side. The target is a small figure sitting on top of a wall just east of the lemonade stand, next to a gate.
2. Location 2: Fast travel to the W Sakura St taxi spot. Head west and then south along Momo St, sticking to the western side. North of the plant cultivation spot, look in a store window for musical instruments with arms and feet.
3. Location 3: Go to the Shrine. Walk up to Kamulop, then head straight west to a building. Photograph the board with talismans on its wall.
4. Location 4: North of the Revolve bar, at the intersection, is Matsumoto Shave Ice. Enter through the eastern entrance and photograph the logo on the wall in the corner.
5. Location 5: Inside the Revolve bar, in the main downstairs area, find the phone booth in the corner.
6. Location 6: Start at the Revolve taxi spot and head south along Tsubaki St. Just south of the Yamabiko building, look at the front of the next building for a sign that says “Wabi-sabi OMUSUBI”.
7. Location 7: From the Revolve fast travel spot, head south along the eastern side. Before the southern intersection, you'll pass a residential building with mail lockers. The target is a blue planter on top of these lockers.
8. Location 8: Head to the Gambling Hall, southeast of Revolve. Access requires a story-related bounty. Inside, by the minigames, find a lucky cat statue.
9. Location 9: From the Revolve taxi spot, head east on Fuji St to the area with benches and umbrellas leading to the Gambling Hall. Look on the western wall for a mural of men carrying matcha.