The first step off the Tetsuhana Bridge, Hakata Port is flooded with history. The landing site of the Mongolians has been renovated into a museum spanning Asian history, and the port itself has become more active than ever with the school. Ferries for the weary walkers and cyclists can transport the students to and from the mainland.

Built in the early Edo period, the majestic Maizuru Castle overlooks the sea and the island. Declared a national historic site by the Japanese Government, the majority of the grounds have become a vast park. The courthouse, a famous baseball stadium and an art museum are some of the many features of the park with the mossy, stone gates watching over them.

Simply put, the business district. With the school up and coming, the city looks bright. Skyscrapers tickle the blue underbelly of the sky, shining with glass and steel. A Red Claw headquarters sits in the north end of the district while a new Office of Human Affairs is under construction to the south.