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The Himuro Mansion is the haunted setting for the first Fatal Frame game. The mansion is centuries old and dates back far further than the Edo period of Japan. In the game's setting, the mansion was owned by the powerful Himuro family. The mansion is situated in such a way that it is surrounded and protected by five shrines in the surrounding mountains, that house five gods.

The mansion is located in the Himuro Mountain area, located in the southern region of the prefecture. ^[1] The mansion was the residence of a landowner that controlled vast areas of land in the region. ^[2][3] Ryozo Munakata purchased the mansion some decades after the disaster and moved in with his wife and daughter. The family were plagued by paranormal incidents, however, and construction was eventually halted.^[4]

Also Known As

• House of Mutilation ^[5]

Residents

• Himuro Family

Kirie Himuro & Lord Himuro

• Munakata Family

Ryozo Munakata, Yae Munakata & Mikoto Munakata

Visitors

Pre-Calamity:

• Kirie's Lover

Post-Calamity:

• Bound Man
• Wandering Monk
• Clock Boy
• Crawling Girl
• Girl in the Well
• Junsei Takamine
• Koji Ogata
• Tomoe Hirasaka
• Mafuyu Hinasaki
• Miku Hinasaki

Rooms

1st Floor

• Entrance
• Fireplace Room
• Blinding Room
• Mask Room
• Rope Hallway
• Grand Hall
• Kimono Room
• Doll Room
• Library
• Buddha Room
• Cherry Atrium
• Burial Room
• Demon Mouth
• Moon Shrine
• Abyss
• Fish Tank Room
• Narukami Shrine
• Square Garden

2nd Floor

• Buddha Room
• Observatory
• Tatami Room
• Koto Room

Other Rooms

• Moon Well
• Rope Altar
• Hell Gate
• Attic
• Dungeon
• Baptismal Path

Notes

Fatal Frame

• Mafuyu Notes 1
• Black Notebook Scrap 1

Fatal Frame III

• RN:The Rope House & RN:The Himuro Mansion

Misc. Info

• The infamous 'Based on a True Story' tag-line was not used in the Japanese release.
• Himuro (氷室) is Japanese for 'ice house' or 'ice room', which were underground cellars filled with ice and snow to store perishable foods.
• The Himuros seem to have been samurai at one point, as the mansion is an old samurai residence,^[6] and old samurai armour can be found around the building with the Himuro family crest on it.

References

1. ↑ "Dead Body Found on Mountain"., (Unknown year). Fatal Frame - Night I
2. ↑ Takamine, J.,(1986) "The Mansion's Lore; Next Work's Plot," Fatal Frame - Night I
3. ↑ Hinasaki, M., (1986) "Himuro Mansion Investigation," Fatal Frame - Night I
4. ↑ Unknown, Himuro Investigation Report
5. ↑ Asou, Y., (1988) "Spirited Aways and Urban Legends," Fatal Frame III - Hour I
6. ↑ http://www.tecmo.co.jp/product/zero/zero_staff_i2.htm (Japanese)