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Strung along a calm bay, Hikarimura, or "Village of Light," is a picturesque port town where treasures from land and sea converge. Known for its glittering markets and skilled artisans, the town earns its name from the way the sun reflects off the wealth of jewelled eggs, polished rice grains, and fine golden tools displayed in its bustling streets.

Hikarimura's harbor is modest but efficient, with cabin boys and sailors ensuring smooth operations as ships bring goods from the Empire's interior and distant shores. On the docks, pilgrims and traders exchange wares and stories while merchants haggle over rice, one of the town's most coveted exports.

Along the river's edge lies the river shrines, sacred places where locals and visitors alike offer prayers for prosperity and safe passage. The shrines are a key part of Hikarimura's identity, symbolizing its harmony with the surrounding rivers and forests.

The daimyo of Hikarimura, a shrewd yet benevolent leader, oversees the town’s growth with a steady hand. Under their guidance, a sense of balance pervades the settlement, a blend of practicality and splendor. Even as whispers of cutthroats and bandits circulate in taverns, the daimyo’s militia ensures that trade flourishes and the town remains safe.

Hikarimura thrives on its vibrant market culture, the steady rhythm of its port, and the collective effort of its people. Here, every grain of rice, every crafted tool, and every glimmering bauble tells a story of hard work and aspiration. It is a place where the Empire’s traditions shine brightly, reflected in the shimmering waves of the bay.