Interactive map of Neo Tokyo

Interactive map of Neo Tokyo

Neo Tokyo

  • Zoom and Pan ( / ) Use the map controls or your mouse (scroll wheel and drag) to zoom in, zoom out, and pan around the map.
  • Fullscreen Mode ( / ) Click the fullscreen icon in the map controls to expand the map to your entire screen for an immersive view of Shinagawa and Minato City.
  • Map Selection (Select Map:) Here you can switch between Shinagawa and Minato City.
  • Menu Click the menu icon in the top-right corner of the map to access the map controls.
  • Toggle Features ( / ) Use the Bootstrap form-switch checkboxes at the top-left of the map to control the visibility of features:
    • Toggle the Graffiti switch to show or hide graffiti markers.
    • Toggle each chest subtype switch (Regular, Valuable, Luxurious) to show or hide chests of that subtype.
    Your preferences are saved locally and will be remembered on your next visit.
  • Interacting with Features: Click on any feature (graffiti or chest) to display a popover with more information.
    • For graffiti: The popover offers a button to "Mark as found" (or "Reset" if already marked).
    • For chests: If not collected, you’ll see a "Mark as collected" button. If already collected, the popover shows the remaining respawn time and a button to "Reset" the chest.
  • Marking and Collecting: When you mark graffiti as found or collect a chest, the feature’s style changes to indicate its updated state. These changes are saved locally, in your browser’s storage, so the map will remember which items you've found or collected.
  • Automatic Updates: Chest respawn times are automatically checked every hour when the corresponding chest type switch is enabled. If a chest’s respawn timer expires, its status will update accordingly.
  • Local Preferences: All your settings (visibility toggles and collected states) are stored in your browser’s storage, ensuring that your customized map experience persists between sessions.
Map Controls

Map Guide

Shinagawa City

Shinagawa City

Shinagawa City, starting location of the game Tribe Nine. It has 13 Respite Unite, 6 Rift, and 2 Special Bosses, one that roams the map and another that is found in [Aquarium: Stage]. You can get a maximum of 47 Stamps, and find a maximum of 100 different Graffiti of EYE (35), HIME (30), and CHIKARA (35).

Symbol of the representative tribe:

Shinagawa City

The levels of the enemies in the Rifts depend on the amount of stamps you have, since with a sufficient amount, you increase the maximum level of your characters that you can raise, and consequently, the level of the bosses and special enemies.

Differences Between Graffiti

  • Hime draws graffiti with bright colors, characterized by the drawing of animals and plants.
  • Eye makes geometric figures and eyes, in places visible to people passing by, making it visible to everyone who passes by.
  • Chikara is a strange person, who makes his graffiti with holographic technology, usually of fish, tigers/wolves, and whales.

Available Respite Unit Locations

  • Marine Biology Research Center: Entrance
  • Marine Biology Research Center: Testing Field
  • Meiou Isle: Restricted Area
  • Business Street
  • Bay Area
  • Shinagawa Station Front Plaza
  • Shinagawa Princess Hotel Front
  • Hotel: B1 Lounge
  • Shinagawa Central Avenue
  • Dream Wharf: Entrance
  • AQUA Marine Park Front
  • Old Industrial Site
  • Aquarium: Coral Bar

Available Rift Locations

  • Dream Wharf: Exit (Rift - No Place for You Here!)
  • Shinagawa Common Industrial Site (Rift - Mismatched Shoes Are Fashionable)
  • Shinagawa Resort Avenue (Rift - Super Tryyy)
  • Shinagawa Dock (Rift - High-Tech Throw)
  • Meiou Isle: B1 (Rift - Healthy Outlaws)
  • Shinagawa Science Avenue (Rift - You Can Work 24 Days Straight?)

Minato City

Minato City, the next city after Shinagawa City in Tribe Nine. It has 14 Respite Unite, 6 Rift and 3 Special Bosses, two roaming around the map and one found in [Odaiba: Plaza]. You can obtain a maximum of 39 Stamps and find a maximum of 100 different Graffiti from ARU-OME (35), YOSHIKING (35) and Shiho (30).

Symbol of the representative tribe:

Minato City

If you manage to get 86 stamps, the total number that can be obtained together with the Shinagawa City stamps, you will reach the maximum level which is 50.

Differences Between Graffiti

There is no clear distinction between the types of graffiti, but if you have received a message from the artists when you collect all the graffiti, we invite you to share it so we can figure out the connections.

Currently, there are several sub-types of graffiti: Yoshi graffiti (6), Trust graffiti (12), Skull graffiti (5), Horse/Bunny graffiti (18), White skull graffiti (10), Eye graffiti (13), Bob graffiti (12), Sweet graffiti (5), Skull and Eye (18), Unknown graffiti (1).

Available Respite Unit Locations

  • Inner Azabu: Plaza
  • Rubbles Pile: Debris Passage
  • Container Yard
  • Chaos Midtower: Lower Levels
  • Azabu Outskirts
  • Azabu Shopping Arcade
  • Odaiba: Dock
  • Odaiba: Plaza
  • Shiba Temple: Temple Front Avenue
  • Shiba Temple: Main Hall
  • Neo Highway: Exit
  • Minato Tower: Front Entrance
  • Azabu Central Avenue

Available Rift Locations

  • Inner Azabu (Rift - Rain or Shine)
  • Rubbles Pile: Depths (Rift - We Are Hooligans)
  • Roppongi: Super Hills Front (Rift - Three Running Musketeers)
  • Construction Site (Rift - Battered Inside And Out)
  • Azabu 11th (Rift - Stop Following Me)

More maps coming soon... (or so we hope)