아오모리 Aomori is situated in the far north of Honshu, directly facing the island of Ezo. It borders Ugo and Iwate to the south. It also contains the northernmost point of Honshu, the main Japanese island. Although poor in resources, Aomori is suitable to be developed as part of a planned railway system.
고토 섬 Goto literally means “five-island archipelago”, although there are actually over 140 small islands in the group, situated off the coast of Kyushu (the south-westernmost of the three large Japanese islands) and spanning 51 miles (82 kilometres) from end to end. Mount Aso, the most active volcano in the region, is in Goto. Its closest neighbouring province on the mainland is Nagasaki. The population of Goto are largely Catholic, thanks to their contacts with the Portuguese during the Sengoku Jidai era.
히야마 Situated on the east coast of the northern island of Ezo, Hiyama doesn’t have many useful resources and therefore has a low income and small population. It is this endemic poverty that has led to an increase in smuggling in the area.
이부리 Iburi is a large province on the south coast of Ezo, the northernmost of the three main Japanese islands. Agriculture is the main source of income, as other exploitable natural resources are few.
나가사키 Nagasaki, on the south coast of Kyushu, was an early centre of trade with the Portuguese during the 16th Century. As a result of this, it has a large Christian population. Banned under the policy of Sakoku, Catholicism was forced underground during the 17th Century. The Tokugawa Shogunate of the day even went so far as to deport the children of Japanese-European liaisons. Trade is key to the wealth of the province, and smuggling is also commonplace.
오시마 The southernmost province of the northern island of Ezo, Oshima contains the city of Hakodate, the site of the Ezo Republic’s final defeat at the end of the Boshin War. In 1853, Hakodate was the first port open to overseas trade. Oshima is rich in iron ore, an essential resource for industrialising and then modernising an army’s equipment.
삿포로 Sapporo is the largest province in the south of Ezo island. Rich in coal and home to a large native Ainu population, canals were built across the central Ishikari Plain during the 1860s in order to transport the mined ores to the coast. The plain containing Sapporo is unusual in that it is a rare example of well-drained, flat land on an island of mountainous peaks.
다네가시마 Tanegashima is an island off the coast of the province of Osumi in Kyushu. It is famous for the manufacture of scissors, knives, and other edged tools, including many small precision pieces ideal for the care of Bonsai trees. After Fernao Mendes Pinto, the Portuguese explorer, introduced guns to Japan, they were manufactured on Tanegashima from 1542. In fact, guns were colloquially known as “Tanega-shima” for many years due to the belief that they were first manufactured there and not in foreign parts.
쓰시마 Tsushima is an island off the coast of Kyushu. Ruled by the So clan during the Edo period, it was the chief diplomatic and trade base for Japan’s dealings with Korea, as well as being strategically important for national defence against foreign invasions.
첫댓글 오오, 이번엔 타네가시마랑 나카도리시마, 쓰시마도 점령가능 섬인가보군요. 그럼 삿뽀로 4지역 + 3지역 이니 7지역 추가인가요?
일단 보기엔 그런 것 같아요. ㅇ.ㅇ;
fots 백과사전에서 확인해보니 총 10 지역이 추가되네요.
아오모리, 고토 섬, 히야마, 이부리, 나가사키, 오시마, 삿포로, 시리베시, 다네가시마, 쓰시마
재밌어야할텐데..
오오~ 패키지 나오는대로 바로 일본침략하리라
오리지날보다 캠페인 맵이 더 큰 것 같네요?
네, 좀 더 지역이 추가되었습니다.
오 이건 무슨 모드 그림인가요? 오랜만에 와서 잘 모르겠네요 lol
모드가 아니라 3월 발매예정인 확장판 사무라이의 몰락 클로즈 베타 스샷인듯하네요
아오모리
Aomori is situated in the far north of Honshu, directly facing the island of Ezo. It borders Ugo and Iwate to the south. It also contains the northernmost point of Honshu, the main Japanese island. Although poor in resources, Aomori is suitable to be developed as part of a planned railway system.
고토 섬
Goto literally means “five-island archipelago”, although there are actually over 140 small islands in the group, situated off the coast of Kyushu (the south-westernmost of the three large Japanese islands) and spanning 51 miles (82 kilometres) from end to end. Mount Aso, the most active volcano in the region, is in Goto. Its closest neighbouring province on the mainland is Nagasaki. The population of Goto are largely Catholic, thanks to their contacts with the Portuguese during the Sengoku Jidai era.
히야마
Situated on the east coast of the northern island of Ezo, Hiyama doesn’t have many useful resources and therefore has a low income and small population. It is this endemic poverty that has led to an increase in smuggling in the area.
이부리
Iburi is a large province on the south coast of Ezo, the northernmost of the three main Japanese islands. Agriculture is the main source of income, as other exploitable natural resources are few.
나가사키
Nagasaki, on the south coast of Kyushu, was an early centre of trade with the Portuguese during the 16th Century. As a result of this, it has a large Christian population. Banned under the policy of Sakoku, Catholicism was forced underground during the 17th Century. The Tokugawa Shogunate of the day even went so far as to deport the children of Japanese-European liaisons. Trade is key to the wealth of the province, and smuggling is also commonplace.
오시마
The southernmost province of the northern island of Ezo, Oshima contains the city of Hakodate, the site of the Ezo Republic’s final defeat at the end of the Boshin War. In 1853, Hakodate was the first port open to overseas trade. Oshima is rich in iron ore, an essential resource for industrialising and then modernising an army’s equipment.
삿포로
Sapporo is the largest province in the south of Ezo island. Rich in coal and home to a large native Ainu population, canals were built across the central Ishikari Plain during the 1860s in order to transport the mined ores to the coast. The plain containing Sapporo is unusual in that it is a rare example of well-drained, flat land on an island of mountainous peaks.
시리베시
Situated on the west coast of Hokkaido, Shiribeshi contains coal seams that provide a large proportion of its income.
다네가시마
Tanegashima is an island off the coast of the province of Osumi in Kyushu. It is famous for the manufacture of scissors, knives, and other edged tools, including many small precision pieces ideal for the care of Bonsai trees. After Fernao Mendes Pinto, the Portuguese explorer, introduced guns to Japan, they were manufactured on Tanegashima from 1542. In fact, guns were colloquially known as “Tanega-shima” for many years due to the belief that they were first manufactured there and not in foreign parts.
쓰시마
Tsushima is an island off the coast of Kyushu. Ruled by the So clan during the Edo period, it was the chief diplomatic and trade base for Japan’s dealings with Korea, as well as being strategically important for national defence against foreign invasions.
비타님 추가 설명 보니, 본토에서도 나가사키, 아오모리가 더 추가되는군요. 그럼, 홋카이도(에조) 5지역, 혼슈 1지역, 큐슈 1지역, 추가 3 섬. 총 10지역 ㄷㄷㄷ
여기에도 블러드팩이 있네요
기대중... ^^ 저번 라이즈오브사무라이 처럼 처참하게 무처 버릴 위험은 없어보이는군요.
DLC중에 최악이였던... ㅡㅡ..
캠패인 맵이 아주 사실적으로 묘사된 것 같네요