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Minakami Village
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Minakami Village is the setting for Fatal Frame II and Fatal Frame: Deep Crimson Butterfly.
Years ago during the Meiji Period, the entire village mysteriously vanished on the night of a ceremony. Only one girl escaped the village before it disappeared. The spot where the village once stood is covered in a thick fog, and people who get lost within the forest are said to have been spirited away. Since the construction of Minakami Dam and the subsequent flooding of the entire forest, it is unknown if the village still exists or if it can still be reached by ordinary means.
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Also Known As
The Lost Village
All God's Village
Locations
- Houses
- Ritual related areas
- Other buildings/locations
Residents
- Kurosawa Family - head family
- Futago Family
- Osaka Family
- Tachibana Family
- Tsuchihara Family - in charge of law enforcement
- Broken Neck Woman (speculated)
- Murakami Family
- Kiryu Family
- Other
Visitors
- Seijiro Makabe
- Ryozo Munakata & his father
- Masumi Makimura
- Miyako Sudo
- Mio Amakura
- Mayu Amakura
- Misao Asou
Notes
Fatal Frame III
Parts of the village are featured in Kei Amakura's dreams in Fatal Frame III.
Fatal Frame: Deep Crimson Butterfly
Misc. Info
- Inspiration for Minakami Village comes from the tale of Sugisawa Village.
- Makoto Shibata claims that he was inspired by his grandfather's old house when designing the buildings of this village.
See Also:
Spirited Aways, Twin Shrine Maidens, Crimson Sacrifice Ritual, The Repentance, Mio Amakura, Mayu Amakura, Dr. Kunihiko Aso, Camera Obscura & Remaining
