Azuma Quests, Pure Azuma Replicas


These are the fifth category of Quests known as the Azuma Quests.  Completion of these gives a unique Decoration in the form of a Replica.
Others are the Frog Statue Fanatic, Watarase's PescaPedia,  Cleaning Jizo Statues, and Yoichi's Target Practice.

I finally found the 204th Frog Statue on Toxic Isle and received my Reward: a Ribbit Rock Decoration as well as the Ultimate Curry Recipe.

For completing the Pescapedia with 45 varieties of fish, an Angler's Basket Decoration
and three Recipes:
Sunfish Sashimi Recipe
Abalone Sauté Recipe
Gourmet Shrimp Pilaf Recipe

I had the devil of a time finding the last Jizo Shrine.  In fact, it was in a perfectly ordibary location in one sense, but as it did not appear on any of the Maps that werwle included in the Map Menus, I had no idea where to look.  I wasted a few days searching.  I thought perhaps it was underground somewhere... those locations are not given a Map in the Main Menu.

In fact, it was in the White Wolf Mountain area and although that does have its own Map, you only can access that Map  when you go through the 'doorway' to White Wolf Mountain.

The Statue itself was difficult to see physically only because the area is blanketed in snow.

Woolby remarked that we had cleaned every Jizo Statue in Azuma.

The final visitation occurred during the night.  A large chest and a letter of gratitude had been left for us.  The chest contained the Trio Jizo Statue Decoration.  It is really quite large, much larger than any of the other Pure Azuma Rewards.
And finally, there are the rewards given by Yoichi, the Aubergine Enthusiast.  You will receive Yoichi's Bow Recipe and a Target Decoration.
As you can see, the legendary Archer's bow is fairly decent!

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