Hokkaidon

Hokkaidon is a fictional island that serves as a prominent setting in the popular video game "Yakuza: Like a Dragon." It is a fictional representation of Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost prefecture. The island in the game is depicted as a sprawling metropolis with diverse environments, ranging from bustling city streets to more rugged, natural landscapes. This fictional version of Hokkaido is central to the game's narrative, acting as the primary location where the protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga, and his allies embark on their journey.

The game's rendition of Hokkaidon features several key areas that players explore. These include the vibrant and often dangerous streets of Ijincho, the main urban hub, which is characterized by its neon lights, diverse businesses, and hidden alleys. Beyond the city, players can also venture into areas that evoke the more natural aspects of Hokkaido, such as forests and coastal regions, providing a contrast to the urban environments. The game utilizes these diverse settings to create a rich and immersive world for its story and gameplay mechanics. The fictional island is designed to offer a variety of challenges and opportunities for the player, reflecting the real-world diversity of Hokkaido.