Miyama

Intersection

A crossroads that connects the majority of traditional Fuyuki City together. One direction leads to the shopping district, another to the school. Other paths lead to the two residential districts and the bridge. This intersection is rarely without travelers making it a busy avenue most hours of the day.

Homurahara Gakuen

The primary high school in Fuyuki City. This school is a private school that seeks the most talented students in Fuyuki City though their requirements to enroll are rather low. The student body possesses a high number of magus from many of the foreign and local families.

Foreign District

This district came to be with the constant flow of foreign families coming to live in Fuyuki City. Often these foreigners had homes built that resembled more european style housing. Due to the protest of the native citizens these families relocated creating their own district. The Tohsaka and Matou residences reside in this district.

Traditional District

The residences of the native citizens of Fuyuki City live in this area. The district has foreign residents as well whose homes resemble the traditional japanese style home. The Emiya and Fujiwara residence reside in this district.

Shopping District

This district is split by a road the passes through Fuyuki City and cross along the Great Fuyuki Bridge. The shops here are small run by individual families with a very focused commodity. Due to the popularity from the older citizens this district can stand up to the shopping centers across the city.

Riverside Park

With a great view of the bridge this park features only the basics a park would have. Benches, shrubs, and a handful of trees. The park runs right to the edge of the river with handrails keeping people from going across. Sunsets are especially beautiful from the park making it a popular spot for lovers when evening rolls in.