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Map of Feudal Japan

Japanese village is the location of the first episode in Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time and is the home of Sly's ancestor Rioichi Cooper. The level is based on a Japanese village from 1603 AD and some landmarks include a Geisha House, Rioichi's Sushi House and El Jefe's Fortress, all of which are involved in the missions Sly and the gang need to complete in order to drive out El Jefe, the final boss of the episode. In this episode, the Samurai Costume is received and used to break Rioichi out of the Imperial Prison and to defeat El Jefe, among other jobs. There are eight different levels in the episode.

Hideout

The Hideout is a well-hidden building hardly on the centre of the map, with a minor distance from the Imperial Prison. It sports A functional moving statue of an unknown animal (Possibly a racoon). 

Guards

This environment has at least 3 types of Guards.

  • Boar - Serves as the Flashlight Guard.
  • Crane - Serves as a Rooftop Guard.
  • Monkey - Serves as a Rooftop Guard.

Pickpocket Treasures

These treasures were pickpocketed from boar guards in Sushi House Startup.

  • Green Gem (100 coins)
  • Kabuki Mask (100 coins)
  • Ivory Chopsticks (500 coins)
  • Mahjong Tile (200 coins)

Treasures

These treasures are found in secret places and need to be brought back to the Safe House in order to be displayed on the Treasure Wall. The less time you take to get the treasure back, the more coins you get as a reward.

Cancelled Treasure

Classic Gaming Gear was a treasure that was planned to be in the game but was removed for an unknown reason.

Environment

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The Gang's Safe House in Feudal Japan

There are many different objects within this environment, including:

  • El Jefe's Fortress
  • The Temple
  • Armory
  • Bridges
  • A waterfall
  • Dragons Gate
  • A watermill
  • Toxic waste cans (explosive)
  • Rails
  • Bamboo shoots
  • Sushi restaurant
  • Geisha House
  • Fishing Caves
  • Vines
  • Wide drums (serve as trampolines)
  • Hollow barrels (most likely to hide in like in the first and second Sly Cooper games.)
  • Bonsai trees
  • Walls
  • Poles with lanterns hanging at top
  • Chickens
  • Imperial Prison
  • Buckets of arrows (for Sly's Archery Costume)
  • Targets (for Sly's Archery Costumes)
  • Dragon doors (for Sly's Samurai Costume)
  • Clue bottle safe (2:00:40-2:00:43 in IGN 2hr preview the one that is 2:36:00 long)
  • Clockwerk (on top of the Imperial Prison, and other places).
  • Pigs
  • Lizards
  • Rats
  • Clue Bottles
  • Secret Sly Masks (3 in hub, 8 in story missions)
  • Safehouse

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References

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