The Ghost of Tsushima Haiku locations allows players to compose Haikus, taking a melancholic approach. A haiku is defined as a Japanese poem consisting of three lines with only a maximum of five, seven, and five syllables in that order. Its subject matter can vary but is usually about nature, one's surroundings, and introspection. In Ghost of Tsushima, players can compose 22 Haiku — 19 in the base game and three on Iki Island in the DLC.
The game will come out for the PC on May 16, and players are excited to get their hands on this critically acclaimed action-adventure PlayStation title. Ghost of Tsushima has been praised for its attention to detail, presentation, and combat.
This article will explore all the locations where players can compose Haiku in Ghost of Tsushima.
Haiku locations in Ghost of Tsushima
Below are the locations where Jin Sakai can compose Haiku in the base game and Iki Island DLC. For every one of these you compose, you receive a cosmetic Headband that is inspired by the Haiku you came up with.
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Location
Area
Reward
Hiyoshi
Haiku tutorial in Hiyoshi Springs
Awards the Headband of Serenity
Hiyoshi
Located south of the Old Woodsman's Canopy
Awards the Headband of Peace
Komoda
Located Near Wolf Cub Falls
Awards the Headband of Defeat
Azamo
Located south of the Kuta Grasslands where the river meets the ocean
Awards the Headband of the Invasion
Ariake
Located on the small island in the middle of Lake Izuhara
Awards Headband of Refuge
Kashine
Located west of Shigenori Peak right next to a Pillar of Honor