Map of the Land of Japan

To the Northeast, it reaches the border of the Land of the Hairy People original: 毛人國 (Mōjingoku). A historical term typically referring to the Ainu people of Ezo, modern-day Hokkaido.

Gold is produced here
Mutsu Province Jurisdictions: 9 Districts original: 郡 (gun/kōri), the standard administrative unit below the provincial level in pre-modern Japan.

Hitachi Province Jurisdictions: 11 Districts

Musashi Province Jurisdictions: 24 Districts

Sagami Province Jurisdictions: 8 Districts

Shimotsuke Province Jurisdictions: 9 Districts

Kōzuke Province Jurisdictions: 14 Districts

Awa Province Jurisdictions: 4 Districts

Izu Province Jurisdictions: 3 Districts

Suruga Province Jurisdictions: 7 Districts

Tōtōmi Province Jurisdictions: 12 Districts

Mikawa Province Jurisdictions: 8 Districts

Echigo Province Jurisdictions: 7 Districts

Sado Province Jurisdictions: 3 Districts

Shinano Province Jurisdictions: 10 Districts

Kai Province Jurisdictions: 4 Districts

Owari Province Jurisdictions: 8 Districts

Mino Province Jurisdictions: 21 Districts

Etchū Province Jurisdictions: 4 Districts

Noto Province Jurisdictions: 4 Districts

Hida Province Jurisdictions: 3 Districts

Kaga Province Jurisdictions: 4 Districts

Ise Province Jurisdictions: 13 Districts

Shima Province Jurisdictions: 2 Districts

Kii Province Jurisdictions: 7 Districts

Yamato Province Jurisdictions: 15 Districts

Izumi Province Jurisdictions: 4 Districts

Kawachi Province Jurisdictions: 15 Districts

Echizen Province Jurisdictions: 12 Districts Wakasa Province Jurisdictions: 3 Districts? Ōmi Province Jurisdictions: 12 Districts Yamashiro Province Jurisdictions: 8 Districts

Lands of white sand

To the Southeast, it reaches the border of the Land of Women original: 女人國 (Nyōningoku). A mythical realm often mentioned in East Asian folklore and early maritime accounts.