Isezaki Ijincho, Yokohama

Explore Isezaki Ijincho in Lost Judgment, detailing its districts like Koreatown, Restaurant Row, and Chinatown, plus all available restaurants and shops.

Isezaki Ijincho is based on the real-life district of Isezakicho, heavily condensed for the game. Key landmarks like the port, park, train station, and many buildings mirror their real-life counterparts in Yokohama. The city is divided into districts, visible when hailing a taxi, and can be described from south to north.

Districts:

• Commercial District: Located in the southwest, featuring local businesses along the Sakura River. Yokohama 99 is at its northeast corner, and a Homeless Camp is a landmark on the west side.
• Red Light District: The southeastern area, containing soaplands, cabaret clubs, and strip clubs.
• Isezaki Road: North of the Red Light District, this is a major shopping thoroughfare with many restaurants.
• Restaurant Row: East of Isezaki Road, this area is primarily inhabited by Chinese residents and features several Chinese restaurants.
• Koreatown: North of the Commercial District, this is where most Korean residents live.
• Bar District: Situated across the river on the west side, this area has several local bars and businesses.
• Jinnai Station: The central train station, with a small district of the same name and slightly to the north.
• West Jinnai Station: Directly northwest of the station, this is a more metropolitan section.
• North Jinnai Station: Covers much of the northwestern part of the city, mostly open with some buildings and a view of the amusement park across the river.
• East Jinnai Station: Northeast of the station, featuring a large courthouse in the south, the Sunlight Castle retirement facility to the north, and more businesses to the east.
• Chinatown: An extended northeastern area, decorated and lively, serving as a tourist spot.
• Hamakita Park: Located in the northeast corner, this park offers food trucks, entertainment, and water views.

Restaurants:

• Yoshinoya (Isezaki Road): A beef bowl chain at the north end of Isezaki Road.
• Eomeoni's Vow: A traditional Korean restaurant in the center of Koreatown.
• Meng Wu: A Japanese/Chinese fusion restaurant in the southwest part of Chinatown.
• You Tian: A traditional Chinese restaurant located in Restaurant Row.
• Kappo Katsumi: An expensive Japanese