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Ghost of Tsushima: Where to Find All Haiku Locations

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Fun fact: Haiku was created by the Japanese in the 17th century, breaking the tradition of rhyming every two lines in a stanza while creating its own — write 17 syllables arranged in three lines of 5, 7 and 5 syllables — but it wasn’t recognized by that name until the 19th century. Here’s a list of all haiku locations in Ghost of Tsushima.

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Ghost of Tsushima messed around with the time stream a little bit and introduced haiku to Jin Sakai in the 13th century, allowing him to reflect on life’s themes during his journey through the island of Tsushima — refuge, fear, death and peace, just to name a few.

All Haiku Locations in Ghost of Tsushima

Although some players were expecting to compose their own original haiku poems, the game actually does the heavy lifting for you. When you interact with a haiku, you’re shown three lines in three rounds, allowing you to pick the ones that you connect with the most.

When you’re finished composing your haiku, you will be given a headband named after the theme the haiku required you to write about.

There are 19 haiku locations throughout the island. Here is where you will find all haiku locations in Ghost of Tsushima to help get your creative juices flowing.

Ariake Haiku

This haiku is located in the mini island in Lake Izuhara just a jump and a skip across from Ariake Prefecture. Completing this haiku awards you the Headband of Refuge.

Hiyoshi Haiku

The Hiyoshi haiku can be found south of Old Woodsman’s Canopy. This one awards you the Headband of Peace.

Azamo Haiku

The Azamo haiku is located somewhere in the southeastern Kuta Grasslands. This grants you the Headband of Invasion.

Tsutsu Haiku

This one is located on the west side of Lake Kunehama. You are granted the Headband of Death.

Komatsu Haiku

The Komatsu haiku can be found at the Black Sands Inlet just north of Takazudama cemetery. You will get the Headband of Strife.

Kashine Haiku

To find the Kashine haiku, you’ll have to comb the area west of Shigenori Peak. This haiku will award you the Headband of Fear.

Komoda Haiku

The Komoda haiku can be found at Wolf Cub Falls. This haiku will grant you the Headband of Defeat.

Hiyoshi Haiku, Part 2

Never thought you would have to find another Hiyoshi haiku, did you? Talking to an NPC in the northern part of Hiyoshi Springs will make the search a lot easier for you. Sadly, you won’t get a headband for this effort.

Akashima Haiku

The Akashima haiku will turn up south of Old Kanazawa Marsh. This haiku will grant you the Headband of Uncertainty.

Umugi Haiku

The Umugi haiku is located in the Field of Equinox Flower, which is just east of Moss Light Inn. This haiku will reward you with the Headband of Perseverance.

Otsuna Haiku

If you go to the westernmost side of Toyotama, you’ll stumble upon the Otsuna haiku on the Mushashi Coast. This haiku will grant you the Headband of Survival.

Kushi Haiku

Look between Little Monk’s Pond and Benkei’s Falls and you’ll find the Kushi haiku right by the water. You’ll get the Headband of Preservation.

Kubara Haiku

You can find the Kubara haiku at a small pond north of Omi Lake. You’ll get the Headband of Rebirth.

“Ghosts of the Past” Main Tale Haiku

This Ghosts of the Past haiku will show up on its own main tale mission. However, you will not get a headband.

“The Proud Do Not Endure” Side Tale Haiku

This side tale is unlocked with Yuriko after completing the Ghosts of the Past tale, and a haiku will turn itself up. Once again, there’s no headband.

Kin Haiku

The Kin haiku can be found west of Iwai Village. Completing this haiku will grant you the Headband of Ruin.

Sago Haiku

The Sago haiku can be found in the northern section of Guardian’s Ridge in the westernmost area of Kamiagata. This haiku will reward you with the Headband of Hope.

Jogaku Haiku

The Jogaku haiku is found along the shores of Whaler’s Coast. This haiku grants you the Headband of Strength.

Final Story Tale Haiku

This haiku is acquired immediately before the ending. Once more, there is no headband reward.

That’s all you need to know about where to find all the haiku locations in Ghost of Tsushima. Be sure to check our guide wiki for more tips and information on the game.

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Cristina Alexander

Cristina is a ferocious writer from sunny, albeit bipolar, South Florida whose pen transforms into a Keyblade. She's also an occasional cosplayer who dreams up dance routines for every cosplay she chooses. She possesses a worldly music palette, listening to anyone from Ariana Grande to Utada Hikaru. She graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a B.A. in Multimedia Journalism in December 2018. Playing Games Since: 1999, Favorite Genres: Action/Adventure, Fantasy, Puzzle, RPG

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