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This small path has plenty of hiding spots for wild Pokemon, as well as a few trees here and there. Flowers often grow here during the spring and summer, attaching many grass and bug type Pokemon. Follow the path to make it to Toppu Village, or meander the small fields to battle Pokemon and wandering Trainers alike.

Toppu Village lies a few miles from Kaishi, and resides alongside a tall cliff overlooking the ocean. The winds here can be strong at times, especially during storms; however the citizens here have learned to life with the wind that often wracks them. The first gym leader can be found here; a resilient young man with a love for flying types.

A quaint little path with plenty of tall grass and Pokemon to find here. If you travel far enough left from the path, you'll run into water. If you keep to the path, you'll find another path jutting off not too long before you hit Daku Cavern. It looks like it leads to a dead end with a ton of plants, so it's best if you just keep to the path.

A long, dark and ever twisting cavern mostly filled with water with paths just wide enough for the average human to walk comfortably along without worrying about slipping off into the water. Man-made bridges can be found connecting either side of the walk ways, making it easier to cross without use of water type Pokemon. Many water, rock and ground type can be found in here, and a colony of Zubat has seemed to have overtaken the ceiling.

If one doesn't get lost and know their way around the complex tunnels, they should be able to find the village of Yurei before they venture to the other side of the tunnel system.

Leading away from Toppu and keeping along the craggy coast, Kowareta Path will take you to a small beach hidden away from the ocean in a small cove. There is a large hole in the side of a looming mountain, and it's quite obvious that this goes through the mountain. There is said to be a small village that resides somewhere inside.

If you were to take a Pokemon that knows surf out of the cove, you could follow the rock-guided path East and back to the beachs near Kaishi.

Bairetto sits just outside of Raimu Way; the expanse of trees forming a half circle around part of the town. The rest juts out into a large, somewhat open area where the gym and other larger structures sit, of which are surrounded by homes. All of the buildings here are painted in shades of green, beige and yellow.

Flowers are in abundance in the more open portion of town, and a calming fragrance is is a never ending presence in the town. Bug and Grass Pokemon are common here, and many of the wild Pokemon that roam here seem much calmer than they would anywhere else.

A large, open field with many flowers and tall grass that never seem to end. There are also a couple of large ponds off of the path people may fish in. There is an dd variety of Pokemon to be found here.

Shizuka is a tiny village nestled in quaint, grassy hills. The majority of their income quite obviously comes from farming and raising Pokemon, as many of the residence own a few acres of land with crops or Pokemon like Tauros and Miltank. There is an inn in the main area of the town, which takes the place of a Pokemon Center.

A few mile stretch of land that leads from Shokku to Kenseo. A path to the Safari Zone can be found here, as well as a lot of normal types.

Residing in the southern-most portion of central Kinji, Owari Town is probably one of the oldest towns in Kinji. It sits against the Rokki Mountain range; there is even a cavern that is a part of the town, with a pathway leading up to it.

The majority of the town residents are elderly or couples, with rarely any children here. They live quiet lives here, and seem weary of most outsiders.

Kuikku Way is a short, albeit slightly rocky path to Owari Town from the southern exit of Kenso City. There is tall grass and trees lining the path.

Kenso City is the largest city in Kenso, and the central most hub of Kinji with many entrances and exits all over the city to various places over Kinji. While it probably isn't quite comparable to cities like Castelia or Lumiose City, it is quite large compared to many of the towns surrounding it. A few tall buildings -- though no more than four or five stories -- scatter the city, with many businesses, parks, schools and much more. There is always something to do here, day or night; and many small Pokemon can be found wandering the streets.

It should be noted that Kenso is large enough to be separated into three districts: Uptown, Downtown, and Central. Central holds all of the capital-esque buildings, including the Police Station, Pokemon Gym and City Hall. Uptown is more of a shopping districts, with any homes being apartment buildings above shops. Downtown is majorly residential, with parks and whatnot.

Once you make your way out of Raffu Pass, you'll find yourself walking along a route that is normally rather chilly sees little summer during the year. Many wild Pokemon -- mostly those preferring cold areas -- can be found here.

Doragon Village is a place usually not visited by outsiders, and who's focus is mainly Dragon-type Pokemon. They train hard and work just the same, and expects everyone to carry their own weight. A Dragon type Gym can also be found here.

Toketsu Cavern is an expansive cavern system some miles away from Doragon Village. It is a really odd cavern, having a plethora of rooms that connect Doragon and Fuyu Way. It can get rather dark in some areas -- especially if you manage to find yourself on one of the lower floors. There are five floors all together -- the first three being relatively chilly, and the last two being quite comfortable.

Ice, rock and ground types can be found on the first few floors; Dragon types become more common after the third floor. There are a few ponds, side caverns, dropped items and Zubat to be found here, plus much more. Doctors tend to hang around the various floors, looking for any trainers in need of assistance.

Fuyu Way is an extensive path that never seems to change. Almost everything is coated in snow, and nothing seems to ever grow here. Ice type Pokemon are a common sight here.

Endo Isle is the second largest island in Roto, the majority of which is covered by a large expanse of untamed wilderness. While there are a few small cities here and there, all one will mostly find is woodland and open grassland. The island, being one of the southern-most islands, keeps warm temperature year round.

A medium sized island in the Roto clutter, there seems to be very little human life besides the hotel that resides on the east side of the island. This is mainly due to the volcano that lies on the west side; while it is fairly inactive, the volcano and area directly around it is warm all year round, making it a comfortable home for fire types, as well as bug and grass types during the winter.

It is asked that civilians and others not working with the hotel or Ranger Corps steer clear of the volcano, especially during the summer; temperatures can rise to well over 110 degrees (Fahrenheit).