Tsushima City launches a website for the Ghost of Tsushima Collaboration

The real island of Tsushima said two of the developers of Ghost of Tsushima as official tourism ambassadors of the city. The city will also collaborate with Sony Interactive Entertainment on a new tourist initiative for the city of Tsushima, and has already launched a new website for collaboration.

The site, affectionately called Ghost of Real Tsushima, proudly displays the game logo and the slogan Tsushima City X Ghost of Tsushima.

So far, the website contains a section about the following city description, with a little explanation on how the island has been affected by the exit of the game.

_ Tsushima is a real island located at the northwestern tip of Japan. It is a place rich in kind and culture, with beautiful seas, forests that have not been affected by humanity since antiquity, mysterious mountains, venerable sanctuaries and delicious dishes.

It is also close to Continental Japan and was the first stage of the Gen-Ko period which was the first Mongolian invasion of Japan, a major event in the history of Japan. The details are not very well known to most Japanese, but there has been a story of people who have tried to protect the island at the price of many lives. More than 700 years after its history on July 17, 2020, Ghost of Tsushima attracted more attention to Tsushima from around the world than any other time in history. On this website, you can become a ghost samurai of the real world and exploring Tsushima freely. »

It also includes an interactive map with key play locations such as Komoda Beach and Kaneda Castle.

You already think you know Tsushima? Try your luck at the quizzes, asking questions about the real location and the game.

There are also three videos on the site featuring the mayor of the city of Tsushima - Hiroki Hitakatsu, creative director - Jason Connell, and the Japanese dubbing behind Jin Sakai - Daisuke Tsuji. It also includes a section Questions and Answers detailing the price delivered to the game developers.

Although you can not visit Tsushima in person because of the current travel restrictions, you can certainly go around the island and discover the inspirations behind the game by consulting the website here.

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