This is a list of minor locations featured in the fourth part of ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'', ''[[Diamond is Unbreakable]]''. This list includes maps, places and transportation.<br />
This is a list of minor locations featured in the fourth part of ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'', ''[[Diamond is Unbreakable]]''. This list includes maps, places and transportation.<br />
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==''[[Diamond is Unbreakable]]''==
==''[[Diamond is Unbreakable]]''==
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Morioh station tskr.png|Morioh Station in [[Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan - Episode 7: A Rainy Monday|''A Rainy Monday'']]
Morioh station tskr.png|Morioh Station in [[TSKR Episode 7|''A Rainy Monday'']]
|Desc = Josuke's house, situated at 1-6. It is a Western-style detached house. [[Tomoko Higashikata|Tomoko]], Josuke, and the late [[Ryohei Higashikata]] live here. It takes 15 minutes to walk there from the train station.
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josuke house.png|Josuke's house
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PPPJosukeFurniture.jpg|Josuke's living room in ''[[JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop!]]''
|Desc = Okuyasu Nijimura's house, situated at 4-1280. It is where Okuyasu and [[Father Nijimura|his father]] live.<ref name="C414">{{Ch|Chapter 414}}</ref> It takes 15 minutes to walk there from the train station and is close to Josuke's house. The house is a Victorian-style, run-down house giving off a scary atmosphere. It is partially wrecked during the fight between Josuke and [[Keicho Nijimura]].
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Sun Mart'''|SUN MART}}, a convenience store situated near Josuke and Koichi's neighborhood. A hostage situation happens there because of [[Anjuro Katagiri]] possessing a man with his [[Aqua Necklace]].
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Sun Mart'''|SUN MART}}, a convenience store situated near Josuke and Koichi's neighborhood. A hostage situation happens there because of [[Anjuro Katagiri]] possessing a man with his [[Aqua Necklace]].
'''Morioh Landmark #4''': {{Nihongo|'''Morioh Grand Hotel'''|杜王グランドホテル|Moriō Gurando Hoteru}}.<br />
It is a high-class hotel in which [[Jotaro Kujo]] and his grandfather [[Joseph Joestar]] reside during their time in Morioh. Jotaro stays in Room 324.<ref name="C284">{{Ch|Chapter 284}}</ref> It also has a private beach.<ref name="C307">{{Ch|Chapter 307}}</ref>
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morioh grand hotel room.png|Jotaro's room
morioh grand hotel beach.png|Private beach
PPPMoriohGrandHotelFurniture.jpg|Morioh Grand Hotel in ''[[JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop!]]''
|Desc = '''Morioh Landmark #1''': The {{Nihongo|'''Angelo Rock'''|アンジェロ岩|Anjero Iwa}}.
|Desc = '''Morioh Landmark #1''': The {{Nihongo|'''Angelo Rock'''|アンジェロ岩|Anjero Iwa}}.
A famous landmark, it was created when enraged Josuke pummeled [[Anjuro Katagiri]] along with a rock at the same time, integrating them together during the healing process. Despite its scary and grim-looking appearance, it is surprisingly familiar with the townspeople and has gained popularity as a meeting point for lovers. To reach it, take the bus in Morioh and go towards the direction of Jōzenji road. Get off at thethirdstop and walk for one minute.<ref name="C321">{{Ch|Chapter 272}}</ref> It's shown saying {{Nihongo|Agi|アギ}} when Koichi interacts with it.<ref>{{Ch|Chapter 273}}</ref> In [[D.N.A.]], Angelo Rock can be seen in a playground.<ref>[[Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan - Episode 8: Deoxyribonucleic Acid]]</ref>
A famous landmark, it was created when enraged Josuke pummeled [[Anjuro Katagiri]] along with a rock at the same time, integrating them together during the healing process. Despite its scary and grim-looking appearance, it is surprisingly familiar with the townspeople and has gained popularity as a meeting point for lovers. To reach it, take the bus in Morioh and go towards the direction of Jōzenji road. Get off at stop number 3 and walk for one minute.<ref name="C321">{{Ch|Chapter 272}}</ref> It's shown saying {{Nihongo|Agi|アギ}} when Koichi interacts with it.<ref>{{Ch|Chapter 273}}</ref> In [[D.N.A.]], Angelo Rock can be seen in a playground.<ref>{{Ch|TSKR Episode 8}}</ref>
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|Name = Koichi's House
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|Desc = Koichi's house where he resides with [[Koichi Hirose's Mother|his mother]], [[Mr. Hirose|father]], [[Ayana Hirose|Ayana]], and their dog [[Police]]. In [[Mutsu-kabe Hill]], Rohan temporary lives here due to going bankrupt.<ref>[[Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan - Episode 2: Mutsu-kabe Hill]]</ref>
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|Name = Manazashi Salon
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Manazashi Salon'''|サロンまなざし|Saron Manazashi}} is a hair salon frequented by [[Koichi Hirose's Mother]]. [[Tamami Kobayashi]] mentions it in a conversation with her.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Manazashi Salon'''|サロンまなざし|Saron Manazashi}} is a hair salon frequented by [[Koichi's Mother]]. [[Tamami Kobayashi]] mentions it in a conversation with her.
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|Desc = Indicated on the map on the cover page of [[Chapter 303]], {{Nihongo|'''Budogaoka High School'''|ぶどうヶ丘高校|Budōgaoka Kōkō}} is the name of a high school (and middle school) that [[Josuke Higashikata|Josuke]], [[Koichi Hirose|Koichi]], [[Okuyasu Nijimura|Okuyasu]], [[Yukako Yamagishi|Yukako]], their delegate (high school class 1-B), [[Toshikazu Hazamada|Toshikazu]] (high school class 3-C), Junko (high school class 3-E), [[Shigekiyo Yangu|Shigechi]] (middle school second year), [[Mikitaka Hazekura|Mikitaka]] and [[Yuya Fungami|Yuya]], Hayato, and Kimura all attend.
|Desc = Indicated on the map on the cover page of [[Chapter 303]], {{Nihongo|'''Budogaoka High School'''|ぶどうヶ丘高校|Budōgaoka Kōkō}} is the name of a high school (and middle school) that [[Josuke Higashikata|Josuke]], [[Koichi Hirose|Koichi]], [[Okuyasu Nijimura|Okuyasu]], [[Yukako Yamagishi|Yukako]], their delegate (high school class 1-B), [[Toshikazu Hazamada|Toshikazu]] (high school class 3-C), Junko (high school class 3-E), [[Shigekiyo Yangu|Shigechi]] (middle school second year), [[Mikitaka Hazekura|Mikitaka]] and [[Yuya Fungami|Yuya]], Hayato, and Kimura all attend.
The anime also states that while alive, Reimi attended the high school.
The anime also states that while alive, Reimi attended the high school.
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Heiwa Golf'''|平和ゴルフ|Eiwa Gorufu|lit. "Peace Golf"}} is a golf course supposedly situated in Morioh.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Heiwa Golf'''|平和ゴルフ|Eiwa Gorufu|lit. "Peace Golf"}} is a golf course supposedly situated in Morioh.
A fisherman started the rumor when he saw Yukako falling from the cliff and Koichi using [[Echoes#Echoes ACT2|Echoes ACT2]] to place a "bounce" sound on a spiked rock at the bottom. It was assumed to be a girl who was trying to commit suicide by jumping off the cliff and miraculously bounced back up. The local fishermen all pray for good luck to this particular rock, calling it a "sacred spot." Many also believe that there is a god of the sea at work. If one asks any local fisherman where it is, they'll gladly point it out.<ref name="C302">{{Ch|Chapter 302}}</ref>
There is a house nearby that belongs to a businessman from Tokyo who uses this house as a summer home. [[Yukako Yamagishi]] uses it to hide and lock [[Koichi Hirose]] so that she has the time to make him love her.<ref>{{Ch|Chapter 297}}</ref>
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Boing Boing Cape EoH.png|Boyoyoing Cape in {{EoH}}
PPPKoichiYukakoFurniture.jpg|The house near Boyoyoing Cape in ''[[JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop!]]''
It is a recently established Italian restaurant owned and managed by [[Tonio Trussardi]]. It is next to [[#Kunimitoge Cemetery|Kunimitōge Graveyard]] where [[Keicho]] is buried. As he is the only employee there, the restaurant only features two tables, each having around 2-3 chairs. Trussardi's is unique in that customers do not choose their meals. Instead of a menu, Tonio will simply look the customer down and determine their meal based on certain problems pertaining to the customer's health. From this, he is able to create certain foods, using his Stand, [[Pearl Jam]], to appeal to each of the customer's problems. (EX: A simple dish of tomatoes and mozzarella cured Okuyasu of a stiff shoulder). The restaurant uses only the finest Italian ingredients in its meals.
To see what is being served here, see: [[Trattoria Trussardi#Menu & Dishes|Tonio Trussardi's Dishes]].
The residence of famous manga artist, [[Rohan Kishibe]], has a total area of 3.4 acres (340 m<sup>2</sup>). The house features a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, an attic, and seven other rooms. It was rebuilt due to a fire, with repair costs exceeding 700 million yen.<ref name="Ch|Chapter 383">{{Ch|Chapter 383}}</ref> If someone tries to visit, Rohan will pretend to be out.<ref name="C324">{{Ch|Chapter 324}}</ref>
The house is partially wrecked by a fire during the game of cee-lo between Rohan and Josuke.<ref name="Ch|Chapter 383">{{Ch|Chapter 383}}</ref>
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rohan house office.png|Rohan's office
rohan house desk.png|Rohan's desk
PPPRohanStudyFurniture.jpg|Rohan's office in ''[[JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop!]]''
PPPRohanTerraceFurniture.jpg|Rohan's terrace in ''[[JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop!]]''
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|Name = Ghost Girl's Alley
|MImage = Ghost Girl's Alley Infobox Manga.png
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|Desc = {{-}}{{Main|Ghost Girl's Alley}}
'''Morioh Landmark #6''': {{Nihongo|'''Ghost Girl's Alley'''|少女の幽霊に会える小道|Shoujo no Yuurei ni Aeru Komichi|literally "The Alley Where You Can Meet a Ghost Girl"}}.
It is a hidden road located between the Owson grocery and Kisara Drugs. The alley acts as a purgatory for [[Reimi Sugimoto]] and [[Arnold]], being a gateway to the afterlife, and it is invisible to most ordinary people. Should a person ever wander down the alley and look behind them in the area between the mailbox and the entrance path, ghostly hands will emerge and drag the person immediately to the afterlife.<ref name="C333">{{Ch|Chapter 333}}</ref>
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|Name = Kotodai
|Name = Kotodai
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Kotodai'''|匂当台|Kōtōdai}} is where the Sugimoto family resided at 12, block 3. The [[Ghost Girl's Alley|ghost girl's alley]] is in block 2.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Kotodai'''|匂当台|Kōtōdai}} is where the Sugimoto family resided at 12, block 3. The [[Ghost Girl's Alley|ghost girl's alley]] and [[Rohan's House]] are in block 2.
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|Namesake = {{W|Lawson (store)|Lawson}} (Convenience store franchise chain)
|Namesake = [[Lawson]] (Convenience store franchise chain)
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Owson'''|オーソン|Ōson}} is a convenience store situated in Morioh. It is adjacent to the hidden [[Ghost Girl's Alley]]. Its name is a modified version of the real-life convenience store chain {{W|Lawson (store)|Lawson}}. Owson is open all day.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Owson'''|オーソン|Ōson}} is a convenience store situated in Morioh. It is adjacent to the hidden [[Ghost Girl's Alley]]. Its name is a modified version of the real-life convenience store chain [[Lawson]]. Owson is open all day.
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|Name = Kira House
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|Desc = Kira's House, situated in the older parts of Morioh. It is a villa built in the traditional Japanese style of architecture. After the Kira family fell on hard times during the time of Yoshikage Kira's grandfather, the house is the only thing of real value in Kira's possession.
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Meiwado'''|メーワ堂|Mēwadō}} is a stationery store in Morioh. The shop offers 20 yen coupons to their clients.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Meiwado'''|メーワ堂|Mēwa-dō}} is a stationery store in Morioh. The shop offers 20 yen coupons to their clients.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Kameyu'''|カメユー|Kameyū}} is a nationwide department store Josuke and others often go to. It would seem they sell everything ranging from clothes, appliances, toys, etc. It was mentioned during the events of the [["Shigechi's" Harvest (storyarc)|Harvest arc]] when Josuke managed to trade in coupons from the store for a large amount of money, and he later stated he would use the money that he, Okuyasu, and Shigechi earned from a lottery to buy shoes from there. Josuke, Koichi, and his family, Joseph, Rohan, Shizuka, and Yukako visit the store.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Kameyu'''|カメユー|Kameyū}} is a nationwide department store Josuke and others often go to. It would seem they sell everything ranging from clothes, appliances, toys, etc. It was mentioned during the events of the [["Shigechi's" Harvest (Story Arc)|Harvest arc]] when Josuke managed to trade in coupons from the store for a large amount of money, and he later stated he would use the money that he, Okuyasu, and Shigechi earned from a lottery to buy shoes from there. Josuke, Koichi, and his family, Joseph, Rohan, Shizuka, and Yukako visit the store.
Kira was an office worker here, beginning in 1993.
Kira was an office worker here, beginning in 1993.
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|Name = St. Gentleman
|Name = St. Gentleman
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Hoka-ben'''|ホカ弁|Hokaben}} is a store in Morioh. They sell bento for 500 yens.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Hoka-ben'''|ホカ弁|Hoka-ben}} is a store in Morioh. They sell bento for 500 yens.
The {{Nihongo|Cinderella|シンデレラ|Shinderera}} stores motto is "Using Makeup For Finding Love." The manager and chief beautician is [[Aya Tsuji]], a Stand user who has the ability to switch out certain parts of one's physical appearance. Unlike other salons, the establishment is different in that it uses a technique called physiognomy, where, depending on the exact shape of one's face, their fortune changes accordingly; basically, by changing the customer's face, the fate of the customer is changed as well. To determine the finished product, the salon uses high-tech computer-generated images.
The salon is located two minutes from Morioh Station by walking. It is closed on Tuesdays. It is unknown what happened to the salon after Aya's death.
Completed in Kaei 5 (1852), the tunnel is used for vehicular road traffic coming from the north into South Morioh. On the front of the tunnel, the Morioh Logo is visible. It is located on the outskirts of Morioh, next to Trussardi's and the cemetery. One must pass the tunnel if they were traveling from Morioh High School to downtown Morioh. [[Josuke Higashikata]] passes through this tunnel when taking the bus going home from school. The tunnel is 450 m long.<ref>{{Ch|Chapter 385}}</ref>
Completed in Kaei 5 (1852), the tunnel is used for vehicular road traffic coming from the north into South Morioh. On the front of the tunnel, the Morioh Logo is visible. It is located on the outskirts of Morioh, next to Trussardi's and the cemetery. One must pass the tunnel if they were traveling from Morioh High School to downtown Morioh. [[Josuke Higashikata]] passes through this tunnel when taking the bus going home from school. The tunnel is 450 m long.<ref>{{Ch|Chapter 385}}</ref> The road it is on leads to S City.<ref>{{Ep|DU Episode 28}}</ref>
It was renovated in Showa 58 (1983) and has an approximate length of 450 meters. The tunnel's curvature has resulted in a lack of proper lighting and a plethora of accidents.<ref>{{Ep|DU Episode 28}}</ref> At some point, Yuya Fungami's Stand, Highway Star, created a room within the tunnel to lure unsuspecting victims through the use of illusions in order to capture and drain them of their nutrients.
It was renovated in Showa 58 (1983) and has an approximate length of 450 meters. The tunnel's curvature has resulted in a lack of proper lighting and a plethora of accidents.<ref>{{Ep|DU Episode 28}}</ref> At some point, Yuya Fungami's Stand, Highway Star, created a room within the tunnel to lure unsuspecting victims through the use of illusions in order to capture and drain them of their nutrients.
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|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Morioh Public Library'''|杜王町立図書館|Moriō-chō Ritsu Toshokan}}. Only mentioned in the manga. Josuke donates to the library a book made from scrap paper and [[Terunosuke Miyamoto]]. It is developed into the "Thorn Building" in ''[[The Book:JoJo's BizarreAdventure 4th AnotherDay]]''.
|Desc = {{Nihongo|'''Morioh Public Library'''|杜王町立図書館|Moriō-chō Ritsu Toshokan}}. Only mentioned in the manga. Josuke donates to the library a book made from scrap paper and [[Terunosuke Miyamoto]]. It is developed into the "[[Thorn Building]]" in ''[[The Book|The Book ~jojo's bizarre adventure 4th another day~]]''.
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|Desc = An ordinary house in Morioh that belongs to a minor character named [[Rio]]. It becomes Josuke and Hayato's temporary refuge during their battle against Yoshikage Kira.
|Desc = An ordinary house in Morioh that belongs to a minor character named [[Rio]]. It becomes Josuke and Hayato's temporary refuge during their battle against Yoshikage Kira.
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==References==
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This is a list of minor locations featured in the fourth part of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Diamond is Unbreakable. This list includes maps, places and transportation. (Note: Blue buttons link to separate pages)
Morioh Station (杜王駅, Moriō-eki) is the only train station of Morioh. It is situated at the center of Morioh and connects the town to S-City. Joseph has heard that more than 5,000 commuter come through this station every day.[1] There is a small shopping arcade to the side of the station. The station square is where Jotaro first met Josuke, and also where Jotaro was waiting after being lured out by Hazamada. There's a fountain with a turtle living in it.
The anime indicates in a shot the adjacent stations to the trainline, which are West Morioh (西杜王, Nishi-Moriō) and Inner Morioh (奥杜王, Oku-Moriō)[2]
Sun Mart (SUN MART), a convenience store situated near Josuke and Koichi's neighborhood. A hostage situation happens there because of Anjuro Katagiri possessing a man with his Aqua Necklace.
Morioh Landmark #1: The Angelo Rock (アンジェロ岩, Anjero Iwa).
A famous landmark, it was created when enraged Josuke pummeled Anjuro Katagiri along with a rock at the same time, integrating them together during the healing process. Despite its scary and grim-looking appearance, it is surprisingly familiar with the townspeople and has gained popularity as a meeting point for lovers. To reach it, take the bus in Morioh and go towards the direction of Jōzenji road. Get off at stop number 3 and walk for one minute.[3] It's shown saying Agi (アギ) when Koichi interacts with it.[4] In D.N.A., Angelo Rock can be seen in a playground.[5]
Jonny's (JONNY'S) is a restaurant in Morioh. Tamami Kobayashi mentions it in a conversation with Koichi's mother. They serve hamburgers and onion soups.
Indicated on the map on the cover page of Chapter 303, Budogaoka High School (ぶどうヶ丘高校, Budōgaoka Kōkō) is the name of a high school (and middle school) that Josuke, Koichi, Okuyasu, Yukako, their delegate (high school class 1-B), Toshikazu (high school class 3-C), Junko (high school class 3-E), Shigechi (middle school second year), Mikitaka and Yuya, Hayato, and Kimura all attend.
The anime also states that while alive, Reimi attended the high school.
According to Okuyasu, the quality of the food served here is poor. He complains about the slices of meat being only 1 mm thick and about unidentifiable ingredients in the miso soup.[6]
Café Rengatei (CAFEれんが亭, CAFE renga-tei) is another café in Morioh. It is where Yukako confesses her love to Koichi. The anime frequently substitutes Café Deux Magot with Café Rengatei.
An ordinary industrial port. It is notably the battlefield of the fight between Josuke and Akira Otoishi. Josuke passes through the port a second time when he is pursued by Highway Star and a third time to see his father and nephew off.
The Agricultural Area (農業用水路, Nōgyō Yōsuiro) is near the drainage station in southern Morioh where Akira Otoishi used the Bow and Arrow on two rats. The land is used to grow different kinds of crops and is sparsely inhabited. There is also a farmhouse where an elderly couple lives.
Owson (オーソン, Ōson) is a convenience store situated in Morioh. It is adjacent to the hidden Ghost Girl's Alley. Its name is a modified version of the real-life convenience store chain Lawson. Owson is open all day.
Oscar CD Shop (CD SHOP オスカー, CD Shoppu Osukā) is a music store in Morioh. The shop offers a coupon for every 2,000 yen worth of translation. Ten coupons can be exchanged back for 2,000 yen.
Kameyu (カメユー, Kameyū) is a nationwide department store Josuke and others often go to. It would seem they sell everything ranging from clothes, appliances, toys, etc. It was mentioned during the events of the Harvest arc when Josuke managed to trade in coupons from the store for a large amount of money, and he later stated he would use the money that he, Okuyasu, and Shigechi earned from a lottery to buy shoes from there. Josuke, Koichi, and his family, Joseph, Rohan, Shizuka, and Yukako visit the store.
Kira was an office worker here, beginning in 1993.
The Budogaoka Bank (ぶどうヶ丘銀行, Budōgaoka Ginkō) is where Josuke, Okuyasu, and Shigechi went to in order to redeem the money from the winning Great Lottery ticket.
Morioh Landmark #7: St. Gentleman (サンジェルマン, Sanjeruman).
It is a classy bakery that is popular with the residents of Morioh. The bakery is most well-known for its fried katsu sandwiches, which are prepared with prime katsu, exquisite ingredients, and freshly-baked bread every day at 11 A.M. Due to their high popularity, the sandwiches are typically sold out within two hours.
The bakery was a favorite of serial killer Yoshikage Kira, who bought katsu sandwiches on a regular basis to enjoy with his "girlfriends."
Café Deux Magots (カフェ・ドゥ・マゴ, Kafe du Mago) is a café in front of Morioh Station Square frequently visited by the protagonists. Its outdoor dining section is popular among Morioh's citizens and is notably convenient for holding meetings.[7] The name of Café Deux Magots is inspired by the famous Parisian café "Les Deux Magots" ("Magot" being a term for designating a type of figurine from the Far East).
Mukade Shoe Store (靴のムカデ屋, Kutsu no Mukade-ya) is a shoe shop in the center of Morioh. The owner also does small tailor works. Kira is a frequent customer but eventually kills the owner to protect his identity. The owner's store, Mukade Shoe Store (靴のムカデ屋), is based on a real long-established Japanese footwear store in Sendai City.[8][9]
The Mukade Shoe Store is referenced in JoJolion Chapter 62, in which Josuke purchases shoes from a shoe store titled "Mukade."
Completed in Kaei 5 (1852), the tunnel is used for vehicular road traffic coming from the north into South Morioh. On the front of the tunnel, the Morioh Logo is visible. It is located on the outskirts of Morioh, next to Trussardi's and the cemetery. One must pass the tunnel if they were traveling from Morioh High School to downtown Morioh. Josuke Higashikata passes through this tunnel when taking the bus going home from school. The tunnel is 450 m long.[10] The road it is on leads to S City.[11]
It was renovated in Showa 58 (1983) and has an approximate length of 450 meters. The tunnel's curvature has resulted in a lack of proper lighting and a plethora of accidents.[12] At some point, Yuya Fungami's Stand, Highway Star, created a room within the tunnel to lure unsuspecting victims through the use of illusions in order to capture and drain them of their nutrients.
Toyohiro Kanedaichi lives in an electric pylon. It is actually bound to Toyohiro's Stand, Super Fly. He claims to have bought the metal tower 3 years ago for $100,000 and has not left it since (although it is explained by the power of Super Fly imprisoning him inside. He also claims to not having touched the ground for a month when he meets Josuke Higashikata. He lives a life of complete self-sufficiency, but he is missing things such as salt and sweets. If given food and spices, he'll let people take pictures with him.[13]
An ordinary house in Morioh that belongs to a minor character named Rio. It becomes Josuke and Hayato's temporary refuge during their battle against Yoshikage Kira.
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Arcade around Morioh Station
Map of Morioh Station's surroundings
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Signs with adjacent stations
Morioh Station in A Rainy Monday
Cemetery where Reimi was buried
Front courtyard
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School pool
A classroom
School library
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Farmhouse
Store in Kameyu
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Room in the tunnel
Room in the tunnel in JoJo's Pitter-Patter Pop!
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