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Tasked with stealing a diamond from a Japanese man staying there, Jodio Joestar and his crew infiltrate the villa. They soon discover that the owner is the famed manga artist Rohan Kishibe, who has been studying samples of cooled lava from the nearby Hualalai volcano.
Description
Found a short drive away from Kona International Airport, Rohan Kishibe's villa is a two-story mansion built in a open-concept Hawaiian plantation-style. The immediate interior is built and decorated lavishly, with a double curved staircase and chandelier, and original paintings and sculptures on display. According to the blueprints given to Team Jodio, the home has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a study among it's rooms. One of it's rooms is used as a laboratory, where Rohan studies samples of cooled lava sourced from the nearby Hualalai volcano. Hidden behind a bookshelf is Rohan's safe, which held a large blue diamond, as well as a tray holding two samples of cooled lava rocks.
By the home's front entrance is a security camera, which is rendered ineffective by Usagi's use of his Stand THE MATTEKUDASAI. During their search for Rohan's safe, Usagi also damages an original painting hung in Rohan's living room.
Residents
History
The Villa on Hawaii Island
Chapters / Episodes
Manga Appearances- The JOJOLands Chapter 1: Departure (Mentioned only)
- The JOJOLands Chapter 2: South King Street
- The JOJOLands Chapter 3: The Villa on Hawaii Island, Part 1
- The JOJOLands Chapter 4: The Villa on Hawaii Island, Part 2
- The JOJOLands Chapter 5: "Rise Up"
Gallery
Team Jodio walk through the villa's entrance
The team find Rohan's laboratory, filled with cooled lava samples
The villa's living room
The villa's terrace
Trivia
- The exterior of the villa appears to be heavily based on the real-life Kailua-Kona Estate. In addition to being located on the island of Hawaiʻi, the estate is located near a coffee farm.
