In Silent Hill f, a Landmark is more than just a waypoint—it is a significant location within Ebisugaoka Village and its surrounding areas that often holds the key to understanding the town's dark history.
While many landmarks are mandatory for story progression, several are optional, hidden destinations that you should consider visiting to uncover deep lore, find exclusive secrets, or simply experience the game's haunting 1960s aesthetic.
Some landmarks serve as safe havens or puzzle hubs, while others are purely atmospheric "points of interest" that contribute to your completion rating.
While the main narrative will naturally guide you to major sites, the following list and our Silent Hill f interactive maps reveal the best optional locations for you to discover.
| Name | Map Location | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Hinako Shimizu's HouseEbisugaokaHinako Shimizu's House | Ebisugaoka | Found on the hill. This is Hinako Shimizu's house, and it will also serve as your starting location. |
| Covered WellEbisugaokaCovered Well | Ebisugaoka | Found in a secluded clearing at the end of a narrow path. |
| Chizuruya General StoreEbisugaokaChizuruya General Store | Ebisugaoka | Found in the center of Ebisugaoka, the general store is a key landmark that you'll get to visit more than once. |
| Sakuko's Old ShrineEbisugaokaSakuko's Old Shrine | Ebisugaoka | Found in the clearing on top of the stairs. |
| Shu's HouseEbisugaokaShu's House | Ebisugaoka | Shu's House is a key location you'll have to discover. It is found at the end of the forest path you'll have to explore during your fourth visit to Ebisugaoka. |
| Shrine VaultShrine PathShrine Vault | Shrine Path | Found on the eastern side of the Shrine Path. |
| Doctor's HouseEbisugaokaDoctor's House | Ebisugaoka | Found on the road outside the rice fields. |
| Sennensugi ShrineEbisugaokaSennensugi Shrine | Ebisugaoka | Found in the clearing at the end of the forest path. |
| Sakuko’s HouseEbisugaokaSakuko’s House | Ebisugaoka | Found north of the General Store, Sakuko’s House is an important location you'll get to visit often. |
| Rinko's HouseEbisugaokaRinko's House | Ebisugaoka | Rinko's House is found north of the rice fields. It is an important location you'll get to visit during the story. |
| Sacred DoorCorridorsSacred Door | Corridors | Found on the large terrace. Reaching the Sacred Door is your first objective when entering the Corridors area. |
| Oinari-sama ShrineEbisugaokaOinari-sama Shrine | Ebisugaoka | Found in a small clearing at the end of the path. Inari is a kitsune Japanese kami. According to folklore, kitsunes are foxes with multiple tails (think Vulpix and Ninetales from Pokémon). They are not born with tails, but rather acquire each one after having lived for 100 years. Thus, a kitsune with nine tails has lived for 1,000 years. The more tails a kitsune has, the more powerful it is. Both the O- prefix and the -sama suffix attached to Inari's name here denote respect and reverence. Location Revised By: MessianicMermaid |
| Ebisugaoka Middle SchoolEbisugaokaEbisugaoka Middle School | Ebisugaoka | |
| Western Ema WallsShrine PathWestern Ema Walls | Shrine Path | Found on the western side of the Shrine Path. You must visit it while working on solving the Shrine Vault Puzzle. |
| Southern Ema WallsShrine PathSouthern Ema Walls | Shrine Path | Found on the main path you need to follow while chasing the Fox Mask. You must visit it while working on solving the Shrine Vault Puzzle. |
| Northern Ema WallsShrine PathNorthern Ema Walls | Shrine Path | Found on the northwestern side of the Shrine Path. You must visit it while working on solving the Shrine Vault Puzzle. |
| Divine TreeEbisugaokaDivine Tree | Ebisugaoka | Found in the clearing on top of the stairs. Get close to it to unlock the O Divine Tree achievement/trophy. |
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