Silent Hill f: Jizo Statue Locations & Interactive Tracking Guide

Silent Hill f Jizo Statues are the gateway to the game's most powerful weapon and three of its five endings. Six stone statues are hidden across Ebisugaoka — five become active in New Game Plus, one exclusively in New Game Plus 2 — and each demands a specific offering before it reveals anything. None are interactive during the first playthrough.

Every statue location, offering item, and cross-linked map coordinate is tracked on the Silent Hill f interactive maps.

What Jizo Statues Are in Silent Hill f

Jizo is a Buddhist deity associated with travellers and the protection of the vulnerable, traditionally depicted in red bibs and hats at Japanese roadsides and cemeteries.

In Ebisugaoka, the statues of Jizo are intertwined with the town's Inari faith — worn stone figures at paths and clearings that become ritually significant only in NG+, when Hinako can bring them offerings and receive visions in return.

Five offerings completed at their five statues summon the Sacred Sword at the Divine Tree. A sixth statue — the Ancient Jizo — activates in NG++ with a different offering and unlocks the game's true ending.

Interacting with a statue before finding its offering causes Hinako to receive a vision hinting at where the item is located.

Five Research Journal Photos — tracked in the NG+ Documents guide — also point toward the statues. Collecting them before searching helps narrow each statue's general location before examining the guide entries.

Five Offerings, One Sword: The NG+ Chain

All five NG+ Jizo Statues must receive their specific offering before the Sacred Sword appears. Once all five offerings are placed, travel to the Divine Tree — also called the Great Cedar Tree or Sennensugi — southwest of Shu's house in Ebisugaoka.

The Sacred Sword appears automatically at the base of the tree in a cutscene. It occupies a unique fourth weapon slot in Hinako's inventory, separate from the standard three-slot Weapon system.

In all subsequent playthroughs after first obtaining it, the sword appears at the second Jizo Statue location early in NG++ without requiring the full offering chain again.

All Five Offerings and Their Locations

Every offering is a Key Item found in Ebisugaoka — all within a short distance of the statue it belongs to. Each offering's exact pickup location is cross-linked from the statue's guide entry on the Ebisugaoka map:

• Jizo Statue #1 → Faded Bride Doll — the statue sits next to a tree in front of a house near the NG+ starting point. The Faded Bride Doll is inside a locked kitchen box in a house at the very start of NG+ — collect the Balcony Key from a crate on the second floor, open the balcony door, enter the locked bedroom next door, collect the Treasure Hunting Game Key from a dresser, then open the small chest at the back of the kitchen pantry.

• Jizo Statue #2 → Rusted Flask — under a tree in a small clearing behind a shed. The Rusted Flask is nearby, cross-linked from the guide entry. This is also the statue where the Sacred Sword appears in NG++ and subsequent playthroughs without repeating the full chain.

• Jizo Statue #3 → Broken Japanese Geta Sandal — at the end of a path by a house. The sandal offering is in the immediate vicinity, cross-linked from the guide entry.

• Jizo Statue #4 → Cracked Hibachi Brazier — on the path leading to Shu's house. The brazier is beside the shed in Shu's backyard — the same shed Hinako visits for the front door key during the chapter objective. Collect the offering before entering the shed.

• Jizo Statue #5 → Dad's Old Kitchen Knife — on a narrow path behind a house. The knife is at the same location, cross-linked from the guide entry.

Sacred Sword: Unpurified vs Purified

The Sacred Sword obtained from the Divine Tree is initially unpurified — a heavy katana that cannot break, self-repairs when sheathed, and enables mobile blocking via the Focus gauge.

It is the only weapon in the game with self-repair and the only one immune to standard durability loss. An unpurified Sacred Sword leads to Ending 2 or Ending 3 depending on the choice made at the game's conclusion.

Purification converts it to a light katana — faster swings, but loses self-repair (Toolkits required) and blocking.

Purification requires the Crimson Water Puzzle inside the Dark Shrine area of the Main Hall, accessible only after experiencing Ending 1 and either Ending 2 or 3.

The Puzzle guide covers the full Crimson Water bell sequence — Volcano Bell, Waves Bell, and Tree Bell — and the Hotei-sama retrieval from the Worship Hall Hermitage required before the basin at Sennensugi Shrine in Shrine Path accepts the sword.

A purified Sacred Sword is required for Ending 4.

The Ancient Jizo Statue: NG++ and Ending 4

The Ancient Jizo Statue is available exclusively in NG++, found north of the playground in Ebisugaoka. Kill the monster blocking a path north of the playground, ascend the stairs, look right near the top for a hidden path, and follow it to the statue.

The offering required is the Brooch — received automatically through story progression and first found in the Treasure Hall.

Offering the Brooch at the Ancient Jizo Statue unlocks Ending 4, the game's true ending, which includes an additional final boss not present in Endings 1–3. Completing Ending 4 is required for the Trophy guide Platinum and 100% completion.

All Jizo Statue Locations in Silent Hill f

All 6 Jizo Statues are in Ebisugaoka exclusively — no other area contains them. The five NG+ statues are encountered progressively across the fourth Ebisugaoka visit during the story.

The Ancient Jizo Statue requires a specific detour north of the playground in NG++. Every statue, its offering, and its cross-linked pickup coordinate are in the interactive guide below.