Japantown Map - Westbrook - Cyberpunk 2077 (Cp77)
Fast Travel Dataterms in Japantown Fast Travel Is a Way to Travel Fast in Cyberpunk 2077. If You Discover a Particular Dataterm by Approaching It, You Will Be...
Fast Travel Dataterms in Japantown
Fast Travel is a way to travel fast in Cyberpunk 2077. If you discover a particular Dataterm by approaching it, you will be able to move there from any other Fast Travel point.
FT 01 Megabuilding H08
FT 02 Cherry Blossom Market
FT 03 Silk Road West
FT 04 Crescent & Broad
FT 05 Redwood Market
FT 06 Metro Japantown South
FT 07 Dark Matter
FT 08 Fourth Wall Studios
FT 09 Metro: Monroe ST
FT 10 Sagan & Diamond
FT 11 Japantown West
FT 12 Skyline & Salinas
FT 13 Capitola ST
Known locations in Japantown
Recognizable locations in Japantown related to Cyberpunk 2077 Lore.
Shinto Shrine
Japantown isn't just restaurants with signs in kanji and nightclubs playing J-lazrpop. It's a hub for Japanese culture, a home for those with strong connections to the land of the rising sun – both material and spiritual. Many visit this shrine to learn more about Japanese tradition or to simply take a break from the rat-race of the city.
Pachinko Parlor
Located on Jig-Jig Street in Japantown, this pachinko parlor is said to belong to Wakako Okada. She claims she just uses the backroom as an office, but since the old fixer always controls everything and everyone around her, it's hard to believe she's not calling the shots here too.
Cherry Blossom Market
Though the crown for the most colorful market goes to the Chinese community in Kabuki, Japantown is a serious contender. The Cherry Blossom Market isn't just in constant bloom with pink-and-white flowers from which the market gets its name, but also limitless possibilities for shopping and business. Open day and night.
Jig-Jig Street
Every city needs its red light district, does it not? Night City has Jig-Jig Street, located in a section of Japantown where not only can you buy love by the hour, but also encounter suspect dealers offering exotic, rare and very illegal wares. Jig-Jig Street doesn't have a reputation for being safe – it's not uncommon to enter with your wallet and leave with a black eye and empty pockets. But in spite of its reputation, it's popular with corpos who like to get their game on before venturing deeper into the city's many attractions.
Fourth Wall
An established braindance studio with years of industry experience, Fourth Wall owns a large recording complex in Japan Town. The studio has become famous for its controversial documentaries and reality shows scrolled using the latest braindance technology.
Clouds
One of the priciest and most technologically advanced dollhouses in Night City. Clouds offers you an experience tailored to your deepest desires – desires you might not even be aware of. First you jack into the system, then your fantasies and preferences are scanned, and finally the data is automatically transferred to the most suitable doll who eagerly fulfills them. The doll is controlled by a chip, which means they aren't aware of what happens in the session and their memory is wiped every time.
Dollhouses are frequented not only by people with your run-of-the-mill fetishes, but also those who are antisocial or cripplingly shy.
Wakako's Den
Wakako has an office in the backroom of a pachinko parlor on Jig-Jig Street. By day, the parlor's relatively quiet, with biz picking up at night. But Wakako's den is always an old-school oasis of calm, refined elegance.
Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.
