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	Ancestral Burial Grounds This [very] large cemetery spans across 10 miles, with a large amount of tombstones and altars aligned and organized in rows. It is perhaps the largest and most popular place to mourn for the dead. However, during the weekdays, the cemetery isn't very busy since most people are tending to their duties. It symbolizes the aftermath of conflict within Amatsu -- and how everyone as a human-being should avoid that sort of death from occuring in future years.	0	0
	Kagenotsuijin Kagenotsuijin was where an astounding war took place over 400 years ago between Warlords in the Soul Nation, and the Emperor, who was then trying to claim his throne. It was here that the well-known final battle between the Kagetsu and Mizo Clans took place, and here where they made peace, ending constant war between the two. There are plenty of memorial statues laid across the tall grass of this portion of Southern Amatsu honoring the transformation from violence to peace in the world.	0	0
	Temple of Honlou The Temple of Honlou is dedicated to the God of Protection, and warden of peace. It's a large Temple placed in the care of exceptionally skilled and devoted monks. Visiting hours to this Temple are only on weekends (publically) but the Monks always welcome needed company. Here they train and pray for hours on end, honoring Honlou and the world he protects with all his might. The Temple itself is somewhat remote, garrisoned at the top of a flat but high hill, away from mainstream civilization. The Monks care for themselves instead of rely on outside sources to purchase food and drink, or make money - due to its remoteness it isn't visited very often even during the weekend.	0	0