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'''Kugane''' is a port town of [[Hingashi]] in ''[[Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood]]''. It is the only port open to foreign trade vessels, and violence is strictly prohibited within the city walls.
 
'''Kugane''' is a port town of [[Hingashi]] in ''[[Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood]]''. It is the only port open to foreign trade vessels, and violence is strictly prohibited within the city walls.
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The Hingashi emblem seen throughout Kugane derives from the Japanese symbol called a [[wikipedia:Tomoe|Tomoe]].
   
 
==Profile==
 
==Profile==
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[[File:FFXIV Kugane Artwork.png|thumb|left|Artwork of Kugane.]]
 
A city across the [[Ruby Sea]] from [[Othard]], Kugane stands as the only port in [[Hingashi]] whose docks remain open to foreign vessels in the era of occupation. Here, ships from all corners of the world can be found, and it is not uncommon to even see Eorzean galleys and Garlean warships docked side-by-side. The bustling center of trade boasts a beautiful cityscape and also serves as a den of espionage and political intrigue.
 
A city across the [[Ruby Sea]] from [[Othard]], Kugane stands as the only port in [[Hingashi]] whose docks remain open to foreign vessels in the era of occupation. Here, ships from all corners of the world can be found, and it is not uncommon to even see Eorzean galleys and Garlean warships docked side-by-side. The bustling center of trade boasts a beautiful cityscape and also serves as a den of espionage and political intrigue.
   
 
==Landmarks and services==
==Naming==
 
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===Shiokaze Hostelry===
The name, "Kugane", is most likely based on a now-obsolete Japanese reading of the word, "黄金", meaning "gold" and now pronounced as "ougon" (おうごん) or "kogane" (こがね).
 
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The largest tavern in Kugane, the Shiokaze Hostelry is located near Pier #2 and boasts a large tower that rivals the northern gate. It is operated by Kotokaze, whose establishment naturally obtains significant ijin (foreigner) clientele. Clan Centurio also operates out of this establishment and maintain posts for mark bils outside. The hostelry is known for its sake, particularly ''junmaishu''─a rice wine that is very pure and rich in flavor─obtained through close relations with the finest brewers on the neighboring island of Koshu.
   
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The immense tower also features a daunting jumping puzzle for players. Those who manage to successfully climb the treacherous planks and reach the top of the tower are awarded one of best sightseeing spots in the city.
==Landmarks and Services==
 
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===Kogane Dori===
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Meaning "gold" in ancient Hingan, Kugane is a port where golden fortunes are made, and it is on this bustling street that merchants earn lesser fortunes, or "kogane." From foreign wares to local specialties, there is something to suit every taste. Those who have had their fill of the markets may also find amusement at the renowned Mujikoza theater.
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Adventurers are free to use the [[Market Board]] to exchange goods, and a summoning bell allows them to call their [[Retainer (Final Fantasy XIV)|retainers]].
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===Rakuza District===
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The Rakuza District is a market district in Kugane. It is home to Daitenya, named for the mountain Daitenzan on the neighboring island of Koshu and providers of the finest silks and garments in Kugane.
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===Bokairo Inn and Bokaisen Hot Springs===
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An inn with sweeping ocean views, famed for the healing properties of its hot springs. Men and women from all walks of life come here in search of rejuvenation─body and soul. The Bokairo Inn is the first choice for accommodations for the countless merchants and dignitaries who pass through the port of Kugane. Adventurers are no exceptions and may rent out an [[Inn]] room with the same accomodations as those in Eorzea's City-States.
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The public baths of Hingashi are largely mixed gender, and it is customary to bathe naked. But in a trading hub such as Kugane, where folk of myriad cultures and creeds mingle, one is expected to don not one's nameday but bathing suit. There is an ancient tradition of pouring rice wine into the waters at Bokaisen Hot Springs; though they change the soaking waters at the onset of each season, the rice wine baths are most popular among its patrons.
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===Sekiseigumi Barracks===
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The Sekiseigumi is Kugane's local peacekeeping force, an order of samurai dedicated to keeping law and order in the port city. The city's strict policies for foreign visitors are often enforced very harshly by the Sekiseigumi.
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===The Ruby Bazaar===
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A branch office of the East Aldenard Company under the management of [[Hancock]], and is easily distinguished by the Ul'dahn decor inside.
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===Garlean Consulate===
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An [[Garlemald|Imperial]] embassy to the neutral Hingashi kingdom. The Garleans' diplomatic graces to the locals and other ijin travelers leaves much to be desired, requiring even water from the hot springs to be delivered rather than suffering bathing with the "savages".
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===Thavnairian Consulate===
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An embassy from the island nation of [[Thavnair]].
   
 
==Story==
 
==Story==
   
 
==Musical themes==
 
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The daytime theme for Kugane is ''Crimson Sunrise'', while the nighttime theme is ''Crimson Sunset''.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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==Etymology==
 
==Etymology==
 
The name, "Kugane" (クガネ), is based on a now-obsolete Japanese reading of the word, "黄金", meaning "gold" and now pronounced as "ougon" (おうごん) or "kogane" (こがね).
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Revision as of 19:37, 19 October 2020

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Kugane is a port town of Hingashi in Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood. It is the only port open to foreign trade vessels, and violence is strictly prohibited within the city walls.

The Hingashi emblem seen throughout Kugane derives from the Japanese symbol called a Tomoe.

Profile

FFXIV Kugane Artwork

Artwork of Kugane.

A city across the Ruby Sea from Othard, Kugane stands as the only port in Hingashi whose docks remain open to foreign vessels in the era of occupation. Here, ships from all corners of the world can be found, and it is not uncommon to even see Eorzean galleys and Garlean warships docked side-by-side. The bustling center of trade boasts a beautiful cityscape and also serves as a den of espionage and political intrigue.

Landmarks and services

Shiokaze Hostelry

The largest tavern in Kugane, the Shiokaze Hostelry is located near Pier #2 and boasts a large tower that rivals the northern gate. It is operated by Kotokaze, whose establishment naturally obtains significant ijin (foreigner) clientele. Clan Centurio also operates out of this establishment and maintain posts for mark bils outside. The hostelry is known for its sake, particularly junmaishu─a rice wine that is very pure and rich in flavor─obtained through close relations with the finest brewers on the neighboring island of Koshu.

The immense tower also features a daunting jumping puzzle for players. Those who manage to successfully climb the treacherous planks and reach the top of the tower are awarded one of best sightseeing spots in the city.

Kogane Dori

Meaning "gold" in ancient Hingan, Kugane is a port where golden fortunes are made, and it is on this bustling street that merchants earn lesser fortunes, or "kogane." From foreign wares to local specialties, there is something to suit every taste. Those who have had their fill of the markets may also find amusement at the renowned Mujikoza theater.

Adventurers are free to use the Market Board to exchange goods, and a summoning bell allows them to call their retainers.

Rakuza District

The Rakuza District is a market district in Kugane. It is home to Daitenya, named for the mountain Daitenzan on the neighboring island of Koshu and providers of the finest silks and garments in Kugane.

Bokairo Inn and Bokaisen Hot Springs

An inn with sweeping ocean views, famed for the healing properties of its hot springs. Men and women from all walks of life come here in search of rejuvenation─body and soul. The Bokairo Inn is the first choice for accommodations for the countless merchants and dignitaries who pass through the port of Kugane. Adventurers are no exceptions and may rent out an Inn room with the same accomodations as those in Eorzea's City-States.

The public baths of Hingashi are largely mixed gender, and it is customary to bathe naked. But in a trading hub such as Kugane, where folk of myriad cultures and creeds mingle, one is expected to don not one's nameday but bathing suit. There is an ancient tradition of pouring rice wine into the waters at Bokaisen Hot Springs; though they change the soaking waters at the onset of each season, the rice wine baths are most popular among its patrons.

Sekiseigumi Barracks

The Sekiseigumi is Kugane's local peacekeeping force, an order of samurai dedicated to keeping law and order in the port city. The city's strict policies for foreign visitors are often enforced very harshly by the Sekiseigumi.

The Ruby Bazaar

A branch office of the East Aldenard Company under the management of Hancock, and is easily distinguished by the Ul'dahn decor inside.

Garlean Consulate

An Imperial embassy to the neutral Hingashi kingdom. The Garleans' diplomatic graces to the locals and other ijin travelers leaves much to be desired, requiring even water from the hot springs to be delivered rather than suffering bathing with the "savages".

Thavnairian Consulate

An embassy from the island nation of Thavnair.

Story

Musical themes

The daytime theme for Kugane is Crimson Sunrise, while the nighttime theme is Crimson Sunset.

Gallery

Etymology

The name, "Kugane" (クガネ), is based on a now-obsolete Japanese reading of the word, "黄金", meaning "gold" and now pronounced as "ougon" (おうごん) or "kogane" (こがね).