Goisagi Village

Goisagi translates to night heron in Japanese. Goisagi Village is rather large and busy compared to other villages. It manages to avoid battles and prefers to keep to a peaceful state that is unusual for large villages.

It is like any other village though. Small children roam the streets, laughing and giggling. Dogs yap and chase the chickens while the men work out in the feild and protect the village from attacking demons. The women watch their children and cook while others take their daughters out to sell their crops.

The village is dotted with small shacks where individual families live all snug. The market area is filled with small shops and carts selling a variety of items, from clothing to food. It is the pit stop for most travelers and has many hotels to stay at.