Ghostwire: Tokyo 100% guide

Damage a Visitor until its core is exposed, then pull the core out. The achievement unlocks when the core extraction kills the Visitor. The opening combat tutorials make this nearly automatic, and you will perform the same action constantly throughout the game.

Complete Chapter 1. The achievement unlocks at the chapter transition after City of Shadows.

Once Photo Mode is available, open it once and return to the game. No picture needs to be saved. The achievement triggers on using Photo Mode for the first time.

Cleanse the first torii gate required by the story. The achievement unlocks as soon as the cleanse completes. From this point onward, treat every newly available gate as a map-expansion objective.

Approach a dog or cat and use the pet interaction. The achievement unlocks after the petting animation. Dogs are common once the city opens, so do this the first time the game gives you a quiet street.

Pick up your first relic. Relics glow under Spectral Vision and many sit directly along early routes. After this first one, begin turning relics in to the matching Relic-Hunting Nekomata instead of hoarding them.

Pray at any Jizo statue. These permanently increase ammunition capacity for one of your Ethereal Weaving elements, so there is no reason to leave a statue untouched when you find it.

Collect any voice log. The first one, at the KK tutorial payphone, unlocks this. Keep collecting every one you pass. There are 17, the last is only available at the start of Chapter 5, and the in-game Database is the only tracker, so this is a long-running collectible rather than an early cleanup target.

Complete any side mission. Side missions are important to the completion because they award spirits, magatama, outfits, and access to other activities, so start doing the ones inside each newly cleared shrine region as they appear.

Complete a yokai encounter and acquire your first magatama. Yokai side missions begin opening during Chapter 2. Magatama are permanent upgrade currency used to unlock higher skill tiers; spending them does not erase achievement progress.

Raise your katashiro capacity to the maximum of 50. Convenience stores sell additional katashiro for 3,000 meika each, and some are also awarded elsewhere. Buying them early is the efficient route because you need to spend 1,000,000 meika eventually and the extra carrying capacity reduces payphone trips for the rest of the game.

Acquire one SHIBUYA♡HACHI stamp. The update added these graffiti collectibles around Shibuya. One can be collected during Chapter 2 near the street-market area north of Shiroyama Shrine: use Spectral Vision around the notice boards near the Nekomata market stalls and interact with the glowing SHIBUYA♡HACHI design. The achievement unlocks on acquiring the first qualifying stamp.

Capsule machines were added by the update and can be found around the city, including in front of KK's Safehouse. Make 50 capsule pulls in total. They do not need to produce 50 unique figures. Each pull costs 500 meika, so the full requirement costs 25,000 meika. Every machine has a limited stock and eventually sells out, so you will need more than one machine; other machines are at the garage fast-travel point, near the Utagawa gate area, and later inside the school. The capsule machines inside The Spider's Thread mode use a different currency and do not count. Start spending whenever you pass a machine, since every pull also contributes to Big Spender.

Transfer 25% of the required city spirits. The achievement triggers when the transferred total crosses the threshold, not when spirits are merely stored in katashiro. With 50 katashiro and regular payphone stops, this should arrive naturally during Chapter 2 exploration.

Put a cumulative 10,000 meika into offering boxes. During normal exploration, choose the 500-meika option whenever it is useful for revealing Jizo statues or tanuki. When a 5,000-meika Hyakki Yako wish is offered, it is also an efficient contribution because the resulting parade can provide more spirits. The achievement unlocks when total offerings reach 10,000 meika.

Pull a Daikyo fortune from an omikuji box. Omikuji boxes are at the major shrines, including Shiroyama, Hirokawa, Kirigaoka, and Onten, and each pull costs 200 meika. The result is RNG, Daikyo is rare, and the number of attempts varies widely between players.

The low-cost route is to make a manual save directly in front of an omikuji box, pay for a pull, and reload that save whenever the result is not Daikyo. Reloading rerolls the result. Repeat until Daikyo appears. This is a current working Xbox method and avoids wasting large amounts of meika. The achievement unlocks immediately when the Daikyo result is drawn.

At night, find a clear rooftop or street view of the moon and keep the camera aimed at it for at least 30 seconds. Do not move the view away during the timer. The achievement unlocks once the continuous viewing time is met.

Use the bow to kill a Visitor with a headshot from at least 40 meters away. An unaware Rain Walker on a long street is ideal. Back away until you clearly have more than enough distance, fully draw the bow, and aim for the head. This can also progress Take a Bow and Go For the Eyes.

Kill 50 Visitors with the bow in total. Use the bow heavily during Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 street encounters, especially against enemies distracted by Containment Cubes. Headshots should be your default so the same kills also work toward Go For the Eyes.

Kill 20 Visitors with headshots. Bow headshots are the most controlled route. The achievement is cumulative, so there is no need to farm all 20 at once.

Defeat 200 Visitors with Quick Purge. Begin this grind now and keep it running for the entire campaign. Crouch behind isolated Visitors, use rooftops to approach from above, and exploit Containment Cube battles because enemies focus on the cubes and are often easy to purge from behind.

Do not leave all 200 for post-game. If you Quick Purge routinely while clearing side content, a large part of the requirement disappears into normal play.

Defeat 50 Visitors by pulling out their cores. Charged Ethereal Weaving, Wire In, and Exposure Talismans all create opportunities. Whenever several enemies are in combat, expose and pull cores instead of simply finishing them with ordinary damage.

Perform 30 Perfect Blocks cumulatively. Use an ordinary Rain Walker or another predictable melee Visitor and deliberately practice the timing rather than waiting for this to happen naturally. The achievement unlocks on the thirtieth successful Perfect Block.

After Thicket Talismans become available from KK's safehouse and shops, use one behind an unaware weak Visitor, crouch inside the created bushes, and perform a Quick Purge while you remain hidden in the thicket. Repeat for three Visitors.

Safest route: do these one at a time against unaware street enemies. If you lunge far enough out of the bush during the purge, the kill may fail to count, so stay centered in the thicket and retry if necessary.

During the Wire In tutorial encounter, use the empowered attacks to expose the cores of at least five Visitors before pulling any of them. Once five or more cores are exposed at the same time, perform one core-pull action to rip them out together.

If fewer than five are exposed, keep damaging the group rather than pulling early. If you miss this tutorial opportunity, the achievement is not missable; later large Containment Cube fights and street groups can also provide five simultaneous exposed cores.

Wire In a total of 10 times. The tutorial gives you the mechanic, and from this point onward you should activate it whenever the gauge is full during a substantial fight. The achievement triggers on the tenth activation; it does not require a certain number of kills while wired in.

Complete Chapter 2. The achievement unlocks after The Caves of Steel and the chapter transition.

Containment Cube events can spawn with one, two, or three cubes. You need a single battle containing at least three cubes and must successfully protect all three through the encounter. When a three-cube event appears, prioritize enemies attacking the weakest cube and use bow headshots or Quick Purges while they are distracted.

The achievement unlocks when the battle ends with at least three cubes successfully protected. One- or two-cube events cannot satisfy the requirement, but they are still valuable for spirits and combat progress.

Kill at least three Visitors simultaneously by detonating one red ether crystal. Find a street encounter with several weak Visitors and a red ether crystal, soften the enemies if necessary, then kite at least three into the blast radius and shoot the crystal.

The trigger is three deaths from the same detonation, so merely damaging three Visitors is not enough.

Acquire all four base-game talisman types: Stun, Thicket, Decoy, and Exposure. By this point Stun, Thicket, and Decoy should already be available; buy an Exposure Talisman once it reaches shops after the relevant Blindness story sequence.

The two Spider's Thread update talismans are excluded from this base achievement and are handled by Unparalleled Talismaniac.

Throw a Stun Talisman so a Visitor is held, then Quick Purge that stunned Visitor. Repeat until you have 10 qualifying Quick Purges. Containment Cube enemies are excellent targets because they are focused on the objective.

Each kill can also count toward Silent Kill, so finish this before doing any dedicated Quick Purge grind.

Use an Exposure Talisman on a Visitor, then rip out the exposed core. Repeat for 10 Visitors. The achievement specifically requires core removals created by Exposure Talismans, so do not finish those targets with ordinary attacks after the core appears.

This stacks cleanly with Soul Breaker and is another good task for Containment Cube fights.

Transfer 50% of the required city spirits. If you have been clearing side missions, responding to Containment Cubes, and transferring regularly, this will normally unlock during Chapter 3 or early Chapter 4.

If you are still below 50%, do not stop the story for an exhaustive rooftop sweep. Chapter 4 gives you better tools for the remaining half.

Complete Chapter 3 by finishing Agony. The achievement unlocks at the chapter transition.

During Chapter 4 combat, allow a Visitor capable of the purple severance attack to land that attack so KK is forcibly separated from Akito. Do not kill the encounter immediately. Reach KK and fuse back together.

The achievement unlocks when the reunion completes after a severance attack. This is not tied to a single story encounter, so if it does not happen naturally, keep an appropriate severance-capable Visitor alive long enough to trigger the mechanic.

With Fear for the Children started, cleanse the Kawado Building Rooftop Torii Gate in the northwest corner of the map, on a rooftop just east of the school. This is the only torii gate added by the Spider's Thread update, so cleansing it satisfies the update-only gate requirement. A Sanguine Dancer appears during the cleanse, and the gate rewards a Spirit Well Talisman.

The Spider's Thread update added two talisman types to the campaign: Spirit Well and Updraft. Cleansing the Kawado gate awards a Spirit Well Talisman, and both new talismans are sold at shops that stock talismans. Buy an Updraft Talisman if you do not already own one. The achievement unlocks when both newly added talisman types have been acquired. You do not need to use them first. If a shop already sells both earlier in your run, buying them then is fine.

This is a base-game achievement: stay airborne for at least 10 seconds by grappling and gliding. Recommended method: throw an Updraft Talisman at your feet in an open area, ride the updraft up, then glide for as long as possible. Players report that the Updraft makes this easy, but no source confirms that Updraft airtime alone always satisfies the grapple-and-glide trigger. If it does not unlock, chain Tengu grapples between rooftops and glide with the glide upgrades purchased.

Complete Fear for the Children, then complete Fear for Them All. The second mission is given by the Paranormal Club boy in Classroom 06 after the first mission ends. Search the school thoroughly while doing these missions rather than sprinting objectives, because the update area also contributes KK notes, magatama, Visitors, and other cleanup.

The achievement unlocks when both newly added school side missions are complete.

Defeat at least one of each newly added Visitor type. Treat five types as required: Student of Toil, Student of Fatigue, Sanguine Dancer, Silent Gaze, and Retribution. Some lists name only four, but Student of Fatigue is also a new campaign Visitor, and defeating it costs nothing. Earn these kills in the campaign; player reports indicate kills inside The Spider's Thread mode do not count.

• Sanguine Dancer: guaranteed during the Kawado gate cleanse and on the school roof during Fear for the Children.
• Retribution: guaranteed in the Fear for the Children fight at the school's back entrance; also appears in city alleys.
• Student of Toil: a street enemy in a convenience-store uniform that appears from Chapter 2 onward.
• Student of Fatigue: a second new student-type Visitor that looks similar to Student of Toil. Because the two are easy to confuse, confirm that both have their own Database entries rather than assuming.
• Silent Gaze: an invisible wanderer with no fixed spawn. Look for its footprints in Spectral Vision while exploring.

After finishing the school missions, check the Visitor entries in the Database. If one of the five is still undiscovered, hunt that type in the city before the Chapter 4 point of no return. The achievement unlocks as soon as every new type has been defeated at least once.

Unlock every Spirit Skill added by the Spider's Thread update. The update raised the campaign Synergy cap to 55; the new skills need the extra level-up points plus 8 new KK Investigation Notes (20 skill points each) and 8 new magatama.

Collect the update material while you are at the school. Five of the eight new notes are here; grab the four interior ones while the school missions are running, because it is not documented whether every room stays open afterward:

• The Mysterious Exercise Regimen: outside, in an open briefcase on the roof of the building north of the school entrance.
• The Cycle of Hate: on the 1F, across from Room 08 (Front Desk) by the school's Nekomata, destroy the clump of spirit objects to reveal a crawl hole in the wall. Crouch through, go through the next door into the back room, and take the note from the stack of newspapers in the corner.
• The Sleepless Man: 1F Classroom 10 (Staff Room), inside the cabinet under two unused monitors by the windows.
• The Noise in the Night: in the gym (Classroom 01), take the hidden staircase behind the stage curtain to the sound booth; the note is on the metal shelves by the door.
• The Pool at Night: 3F Classroom 29 (Computer Room), on the chair behind the teacher's podium.

The other three new notes are in the city and are routed in the Voice Logs and KK Notes Sweep below. For magatama, the Nurikabe magatama is inside the school (3F north wall outside Classroom 28), the Karakasa-kozo and Ittan-momen hunts open once Fear for the Children is started and the Kawado gate is cleansed, the Oni and Kappa hunts open after Fear for the Children, and the school Nekomata sells three more magatama.

This achievement checks the added skills, not the entire original tree. Level 55 plus all 28 KK notes and all magatama covers every base and update skill. Buy the new skills after Mind and Body unlocks; if you are still short on level or notes, finish them from the cleared save after the story.

Cleanse every base-game torii gate. For route purposes, the base set consists of 29 open-world map gates plus the unmarked story gate cleansed during Giants. The Kawado Building Rooftop Torii Gate added by the update is excluded from this achievement and belongs to Further Liberation.

If every visible base gate is clean but Liberator has not unlocked, confirm that you have progressed Giants far enough to complete its story gate rather than searching for a nonexistent thirtieth map icon.

Cleansing is also how you earn most prayer beads for Power Overwhelming, but the bead is not granted automatically. At 23 sites (19 shrines and 4 torii gates), the cleanse leaves a prayer bead on a small altar or table in the grounds, usually just behind or beside the gate, sometimes off to the side or at the back. Walk over and pick it up before you leave. To check any site, hover its icon on the world map: the reward bead is shown highlighted (usually orange) while unclaimed and grey once claimed. Hirokawa Shrine is the most commonly missed: its Sleuth bead is not at the main gate but in the upper courtyard, so go through the main torii and turn immediately right to find it against the wall. Kirigaoka's bead is inside the shrine, and Akitsu's is to the side or back rather than in front. Kuo Shrine's cleanse gives the Stun Talisman, not a bead; the Gust bead tied to that area is picked up automatically on the outer upper levels of the Shibuya Kagerie Retail Complex during the main mission A Maze of Death.

Discover all 31 landmarks. There is no prompt: each landmark registers on its own when you get close to it, usually within about 50 meters of its map icon. Most register during normal story play, and this is best finished during the Chapter 4 region sweep rather than with a separate trip later. Nothing here is permanently missable, and every landmark stays reachable in free roam before Chapter 5 and after the credits. Spectral Vision does not reveal landmarks, and no offering box or bead tracks them.

Check your progress by hovering any discovered landmark icon on the map, which shows a counter out of 31. The Database Landmarks tab lists only the landmarks you have already discovered, so a missing name will not appear there. To find a gap, compare the Database list against the full 31-name list in the Landmarks category below.

A few landmarks need a specific action rather than a simple walk past:

• Ginpei Restricted Area is the landmark players miss most often, and it does not register from Ginpei Crossing. Its map point sits outside the playable area. After Kamio Shrine is cleansed, go about 80 m south-south-east of Ginpei Crossing to the south-east boundary fence and walk up to the dead tree there: a stump wrapped in yellow-and-black caution tape set into the wall, with a Water Jizo statue across from it and a white Jeep in the road. It registers when a dialogue line plays at the tree. The cursed tree damages you and strong Visitors guard the area, so clear the Visitors first and back off once the line plays.
• Sky Garden only counts once you are on its rooftop, the roof with the multicoloured pool just south of the Shibuya Kagerie Retail Complex. Take it in Chapter 2 straight after using the Kagerie tourist binoculars: turn south instead of dropping down, go to the end of the walkway, and glide across. Buy Glide – Duration Boost (10 SP) before the jump; reports disagree on whether it is strictly required, so treat it as the safe route. A Tengu grapple onto the roof also works. The Ama-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi (Replica) relic is on the same roof, and skipping this now means a full Kagerie climb later.
• Lamplight Cemetery is hidden behind buildings north-west of Morite Shrine and opens after Matsumi Shrine. From the 429 Street crosswalk, enter the alley between the Kabazeriya and the Daily Ninja on the north side. About 25 m in, take the very narrow gap on the right, opposite a Gold Fish restaurant and just before a row of parked bikes, and follow it to the end. If it does not register, climb the surrounding buildings and drop in.
• Shibuara Park is a small fenced park one block north of Akitsu Shrine. Its opening point is uncertain, so check it in Chapter 2 while you are at Construction Labyrinth near Kuo Shrine. If it is still in fog, collect it in the Chapter 4 sweep after Kamio and Akitsu; it is guaranteed once every torii gate is cleansed.

In Chapter 3, run Lamplight Cemetery, Sengoku Police Box, Sengokuzaka and Sports Avenue as one walking loop once Matsumi Shrine and the Utagawa Shopping District torii are cleansed. Sengokuzaka is the slope north of Scramble Crossing under the short pedestrian bridge on the road to the Utagawa torii, not the area next to Mikubo Shrine. Walk the whole slope.

If you come up short, the usual misses, roughly most likely first, are Ginpei Restricted Area, Lamplight Cemetery, Yugenzaka Junction, Tsukinami Restricted Area, Tsukinami Dai-ichi Park, Sky Garden, Shibuara Park, Sengokuzaka and Sports Avenue.

Find all 25 missing tanuki. Tanuki collection only opens once Tanuki Hunt is completed: find the first tanuki (a metal pot with a tail west of the Boss Tanuki at Shiroyama Shrine), then go back and report to the Boss Tanuki. That report-back opens the hunt for the other 24, so do it in Chapter 2 and every regional sweep afterward can pick up tanuki.

As you clear each shrine region, check its remaining tanuki count on the map first by hovering the torii icon, use revealed map markers and offering-box tanuki wishes where a box exists, then sweep only that region with Spectral Vision for everyday objects with a tail.

The achievement unlocks on the 25th tanuki. Then turn in The Boss Tanuki at Kirigaoka Shrine, not Shiroyama; it may not show a map marker. That follow-up is part of the base side-mission completion needed for Wishmaker.

Pray at all 52 Jizo statues. Work in this order for each shrine region: first check the region's remaining Jizo count by hovering the shrine on the map, then use any Jizo markers already revealed on the map, then sweep only that region with Spectral Vision. Not every shrine has an offering box, but where one exists, the 500-meika wish that reveals a Jizo location is worth using whenever a region is still missing one.

The achievement unlocks when the final Jizo statue has been prayed at.

Acquire all 123 relics. Relic-Hunting Nekomata request lists are the practical backbone of this cleanup because they tell you which relics each merchant wants and provide search areas for missing pieces.

Turn relics in as you go rather than waiting until the end. The Nekomata reward tiers feed several other achievements, especially music, outfits, prayer beads, and meika. Collector itself unlocks when the last relic is acquired, not when every request reward is claimed, but 100% completion requires you to keep using those reward tracks.

Six stalls award a prayer bead on their bonus track: Playful Nekomata (Self-Defense) after 3 requests, Musical Nekomata (Astral) after 3, Antique Nekomata (Self-Defense) after 5, Doll Fanatic Nekomata (Astral) after 6, Netsuke Collector Nekomata (Self-Defense) after all 16 netsuke, and Archeology Nekomata (Astral) after all 7 of its relics. It is not confirmed whether each piece of a multi-part relic such as the Kite counts as a separate request, so simply keep turning in until the bead arrives. The other seven stalls give no bead, and no stall sells one.

Acquire 40 or more different magatama. Complete yokai hunts as they appear and buy the magatama sold by Nekomata merchants when necessary. The update added extra sources, so you have more than the original minimum available.

This is cumulative acquisition. You do not need to hold 40 at once, and spending magatama on skill locks does not reduce achievement progress.

Acquire every food and drink type. There are 50, and the Spider's Thread update added none. You only need to acquire each type once, by buying it, picking it up from a bag or the street, or grabbing a floating spectral item. It does not need to stay in your inventory and does not need to be eaten. The achievement unlocks the moment you acquire the 50th type.

Track progress in Database > Consumables. A finished list shows 52 entries, not 50, because it also contains two tutorial explainers, "What's a Rice Ball?" and "What's Dango?". If you count 51 entries, one food type is still missing. Shio Senbei and Dog Food are Key Items, not food, and do not count. Six regular items share a name with a Nether version (Rice Ball (Umeboshi), Green Tea, Shiruko, Yakuza Puffs, Oden and Watermelon); each regular item and its Nether twin are separate required types.

Every type falls into one reliable source group:

• Convenience stores (11 types). Every Daily Ninja and FujiyaMart sells the same stock, and each gets a basket icon on the map once discovered. Buy one of every food you do not own at your first store in Chapter 2. The list is longer than one screen: scroll all the way down, because Canned Sukiyaki is the last item and is the purchase most often overlooked. Stock grows with story progress and it is not documented which items arrive later, so re-check the full scrolled list during the Chapter 4 sweep. Kibi Dango and Cucumber are also used for the Oni and Kappa yokai content, and one purchase of each covers Gourmand.
• Drink vending machines (5 types). Every machine sells the same 5 drinks for 120 to 180 meika. They show on the minimap and compass, not the main map; there is one at the Volunteer Office near Namita Shrine and one at Shibuya Station. Buy all five at the first machine you use.
• Food-stall Nekomata (8 types). Twelve small Nekomata food stalls each sell one food that is sold nowhere else. These are not the Relic-Hunting Nekomata, which never sell food. Each stall opens once its region's fog is cleared, so buy the local stall food on each shrine-region sweep; the Chapter 4 sweep is the guaranteed window for all of them. Karaage and Taiyaki share the street-market stalls just northwest of Shiroyama Shrine. Oden is at Morite Shrine, with the second Taiyaki stall southeast of Morite. Okonomiyaki (Pork) is south of Akitsu Shrine. Yakisoba is by the construction site west of Kuo Shrine. Takoyaki is northwest of Kuo Shrine, described elsewhere as northeast of Yashin Shrine near a Water Jizo, with a second stall east of Matsumi Shrine. Tapioca Milk Tea is southeast of the Utagawa Shopping District torii gate, on the road directly east of the Musical Nekomata, next to a Strawberry Kakigori stall; other Strawberry Kakigori stalls are north of Kuo Shrine and south of Onten Shrine. Visiting the Shiroyama market, Morite, Akitsu, the Kuo construction site, the Utagawa gate stalls and either Takoyaki stall covers all eight. Akitsu and Morite are the stops most easily skipped, and Tapioca Milk Tea is the type most often reported as the last one missing.
• Coffee Milk (1 type). Clear Namita Shrine, then take Deep Cleaning from the Old Man Concerned About Water on 2F of the Volunteer Office, southwest of the shrine. After the final fight the bathhouse, northwest of the Volunteer Office, returns to normal and a previously blocked section opens with small Coffee Milk bottles to pick up; players report two bottles, on the women's side. Take one before you leave. It is not a random bag drop. If you missed it, buy it from the Fuchihashi Middle School Nekomata on 1F by Room 08 (Front Desk) during the Chapter 4 Kawado School content; this vendor is reported to stay usable after Fear for Them All. Whether the bathhouse bottles are still there on a later visit is not documented, so treat the school Nekomata as the recovery.
• Random white bags and loose food (18 types). White plastic bags and loose single items in streets and buildings roll random contents, and no location is guaranteed for any of these types. Open every bag and grab loose food on your normal route through Chapters 2 to 4. None of these 18 is known to be sold anywhere, so treat them as bag-only. If any are missing at the end, save in front of a white bag, open it, and reload if it did not give the item you need; each reload rolls new contents. Areas with several bags close together give more rolls per reload. How many reloads a type takes is pure luck, so leave this for last.
• Spectral Nether food (7 types). Fixed floating pickups that are never sold and never appear in bags. Spectral Vision helps you spot them indoors. Six of the seven are around Namita Shrine in Chapter 2: Nether Green Tea and Nether Rice Ball (Umeboshi) inside the Volunteer Office; Nether Yakuza Puffs inside the Deep Cleaning bathhouse; Nether Dango, Nether Oden, Nether Green Tea, Nether Rice Ball (Umeboshi) and Nether Yakuza Puffs inside the Landlord's House during Zashiki-warashi; and Nether Shiruko floating in the air next to Namita Shrine. Nether Watermelon has 14 open-world spawns and no single named spot, so grab the first one you see on any city sweep.

If Gourmand is still locked after the Chapter 4 sweep, find the missing type before buying stacks of things you already own:

1. Open Database > Consumables and count the entries. 52 means everything is owned; 51 or fewer means a type is missing.
2. Compare the list by name against the Food and Drink list in the Collectibles section. Watch for regular/Nether pairs, and do not count the two explainer entries.
3. If the missing type is a convenience-store item, buy it at any store, scrolling to the very bottom of the list.
4. If it is a vending-machine drink, buy it at any machine.
5. If it is a stall food, go to one of its named stalls and buy one.
6. If it is Coffee Milk, buy it from the Fuchihashi Middle School Nekomata.
7. If it is a Nether item, go to its named fixed spawn; for Nether Watermelon, sweep the open city.
8. If it is a bag item, save in front of a white bag and reload until it rolls the item.

No Xbox registration problem is known for Gourmand. If all 52 entries show and it is still locked, an untested fallback is to restart the game and acquire any food item again, but this may not re-trigger the check.

Acquire every base-game music track. The achievement excludes update content. Music comes from shops, side missions, and especially Relic-Hunting Nekomata reward tracks, so finish all relevant Nekomata requests and claim their rewards during this sweep.

Do not use the presence of update music as evidence that a base track is missing; only the pre-update set is required for this achievement.

Closure check: finish the story and every base side mission, complete every base Relic-Hunting Nekomata request list and claim each reward tier, and buy every unique base music track sold by every Relic-Hunting Nekomata. Then check the music list in your inventory for gaps.

Acquire every base-game item in the Outfit menu, excluding bonus and update content. Side missions and Nekomata request rewards provide many of the required pieces, with the remainder purchased or awarded elsewhere in the campaign.

Closure check: finish the story and every base side mission, complete every base Relic-Hunting Nekomata request list and claim each reward tier, and buy every unique base outfit piece sold by every Relic-Hunting Nekomata. Then check the Outfit menu for gaps. The achievement unlocks when the last required base item is acquired.

Complete all 42 base-game side missions. The Spider's Thread school missions and the spirit-photograph missions are listed as side missions in-game, but they are excluded from this achievement. Never chase update missions to fix a missing Wishmaker.

The most important route warning is the three-part After the End chain. After the End becomes available during Giants after Rinko's payphone call; the ringing payphone is in the Toyoi Shrine region of west Shibuya, so cleanse that area to reach it. After the End II and After the End III follow in order. All three expire when you examine and ride the repaired motorcycle at the end of The Black Tower, and they stay gone for Chapters 5 and 6. A cleared save restores the pre-motorcycle world after the credits, so they are recoverable, but the safest route finishes them on the first pass.

Both of the first two parts award a voice log:

• Blood and Succession: during After the End, follow Erika's residue to the Shibuya 429 landmark, defeat the Visitors there (a Shiromuku may appear), and pick up the recorder where the residue sat in front of 429.
• Difficulty with Human Beings: during After the End II, follow the residue from the 429 rooftop across the roofs to Shibuya Central Hospital, clear the Visitors on the hospital roof, and take the recorder.

After the End II normally appears near Scramble Crossing and 429 once the first part is done, but it is reported to sometimes wait for Chapter 4 story progress. After the End III never appears until you have collected the Fragrant Underworld Oil in The Black Tower; then its payphone shows when you visit Toyoi Shrine. If II has not shown up, advance The Black Tower objectives up to, but not past, the motorcycle and look again near Scramble Crossing. The final set of spirit photographs is triggered from After the End II, so it waits on the same timing.

Safe Black Tower order:

1. Collect all three motorcycle parts: the gasoline, the turbine wheel and the Fragrant Underworld Oil.
2. Do not examine the motorcycle in the garage yet.
3. Finish After the End II if it is still open, then After the End III at the payphone beside Toyoi Shrine.
4. Confirm the rest of the 42 are done, then examine and ride the motorcycle.

Tanuki Hunt starts at Shiroyama Shrine in Chapter 2. Read the Boss Tanuki's thoughts, talk to it, find the metal pot with a tail to the west, then go back and talk to the Boss Tanuki again. The mission only completes on that report-back. Its follow-up, The Boss Tanuki, unlocks once all 25 tanuki are found and is turned in at Kirigaoka Shrine, not Shiroyama. It may not show a map marker, so go straight to Kirigaoka. This is usually your 42nd mission.

Several starts are easy to overlook because they appear late, only by proximity, or without a normal conversation:

• The Boss Tanuki: no reliable marker; turn in at Kirigaoka Shrine after 25 tanuki.
• Bloodthirsty Blossoms - Mitake: inspect the red tree north-east of Sakano Shrine after cleansing Kappagaike, Onten and Sakano.
• Bloodthirsty Blossoms - Ginpei: inspect the red tree at the south-east map edge in the Ginpei Restricted Area after cleansing Akitsu Shrine.
• After the End II: appears near Scramble Crossing and 429, possibly only after Black Tower progress.
• After the End III: needs the Fragrant Underworld Oil, then a visit to Toyoi Shrine.
• Hide and Seek III: sits in fog until Kamio Shrine is cleansed.
• Kappa: talk to the Old Man on a bench near the escalator north of Kuo Shrine first, then the boy at the fountain.
• Deep Cleaning and A Stop in the Void: the givers are indoors (Volunteer Office 2F) and underground (subway stairs).
• The Crimson Moon and the After the End trio start from ringing payphones.

Track the 42 with the checklist for this achievement rather than the in-game Missions tab. It is not confirmed whether completed missions stay visible there, so use the tab as a supplementary check only.

If you are stuck on 41 of 42, check in this order:

1. The Boss Tanuki: confirm all 25 tanuki by hovering each torii icon on the map for its region count, then turn in at Kirigaoka Shrine.
2. The Bloodthirsty Blossoms follow-ups: visit the tree north-east of Sakano Shrine and the Ginpei south-east edge.
3. The After the End chain: II near Scramble Crossing, III at Toyoi Shrine after the Fragrant Underworld Oil.
4. Hide and Seek II and III: Onten Shrine, then the apartment building in the Kamio Shrine area.
5. Kappa: the two-step start at the bench Old Man, then the fountain.
6. And Then There Were None: one player reported the giver not appearing despite the marker; leave the area and return, or reload.

Spend a cumulative 1,000,000 meika. Do not grind this early. The completion route naturally spends huge amounts on katashiro, talismans, food, music, outfits, magatama, KK Investigation Notes sold by Nekomata, other Nekomata stock, offering boxes, and capsule pulls.

During the Chapter 4 sweep, buy every unique completion item you still need. If the achievement remains unfinished after the collectible work, burn the remainder on consumables, arrows, talismans, and capsule machines. The trigger is total meika spent, not current inventory value.

Reach at least 100% transferred spirits, which corresponds to 240,300 transferred spirits for the achievement threshold. The current update-expanded world contains extra spirits, so you can leave some difficult individual pickups behind and substitute spirits from update content, side missions, Containment Cubes, or Hyakki Yako.

Use the full-map spirit counter, not the percentage of any single shrine region. If all ordinary shrine regions look complete but the global total is still short, check Shibuya Underground and continue responding to Containment Cube and Hyakki Yako events.

The achievement unlocks when the transferred total reaches the threshold. Spirits still sitting in katashiro do not count until transferred.

After the twenty-fifth photograph, the follow-up side mission A Job Well Done appears at the bottom right of the map. Go to Kamio Shrine in the far southeast and report to the Chief Priest. Completing it pays 10,000 meika and an emote.

The achievement unlocks when A Job Well Done is completed, not on the twenty-fifth photograph. If you somehow ride the motorcycle before finishing the chain, it is not lost: the cleared save after the story returns you to the city, where the safehouse box and every spot are reachable again.

Raise Synergy Level to at least 50. The update raised the campaign cap to 55, but this base achievement still triggers at 50. A completion-focused run that has absorbed and transferred 240,300 spirits should reach the requirement naturally.

If you are somehow short, finish remaining side activities and spirits before riding the motorcycle rather than grinding enemies.

Ride the repaired motorcycle and complete Chapter 4. The achievement unlocks at the chapter transition into the endgame.

Collect all 17 voice logs; the update added none. The final one, File #999, is only available at the start of Chapter 5, and the map does not work here. When you regain control after the motorcycle cutscene, go straight up the stairs ahead. A big wooden shrine building is on your right; the laptop is open on the ground to the left of that building's steps, next to a phone booth. Picking it up unlocks the achievement if the other 16 are already collected.

If it does not unlock, compare the Database Voice Logs list with the 17 logs in the Collectibles section to find the missing title. On the cleared save, picking up a missing earlier log completes the set immediately as long as File #999 was already taken. If File #999 itself was missed, load the cleared save, ride the motorcycle again, and grab it at the start of Chapter 5; you do not need to finish Chapters 5 and 6 again.

Unlock every base-game Spirit Skill, excluding update content. The final base KK Investigation Note, The Hyakki Yako, is only available in Chapter 5, so this achievement cannot be treated as a guaranteed pre-motorcycle unlock even if your level and magatama requirements are already complete.

After you defeat Okina, who transforms into Tsuchigumo, you return near Tokyo Tower. Before climbing the lantern-lined stairs and entering the tower, go into the small shrine hut beside the base of the stairs and take the note from the counter next to the safe. Entering Tokyo Tower locks it out for that run; if you miss it, load the cleared save and replay Chapter 5 up to this point.

After collecting that last base note, spend the accumulated skill points and magatama to purchase every base skill across the skill categories. If you are exactly 20 skill points short at full level, you are missing one note: check The Monster and the Fool near Scramble Crossing first, then The Hyakki Yako, then the six Nekomata-sold notes. Use the cleared save for any remaining spirits or notes rather than assuming the skill tree is bugged.

Complete Family and Tokyo Tower to finish Chapter 5. The achievement unlocks at the Chapter 6 transition.

Complete Chapter 6. The achievement unlocks after the final Chapter 6 sequence.

Complete the main story. This unlocks with the story ending after Chapter 6.

When prompted, create the cleared save. It preserves your progress and returns you to the Chapter 4 pre-motorcycle state with endgame rewards available.

Because Salvation of All was completed before the motorcycle, finishing the main story now also satisfies the requirement to complete the story after transferring at least 100% of the spirits in the city.

The achievement unlocks at the end of the story after the final boss and ending sequence. If you ignored the pre-motorcycle spirit target and finished below 100%, the cleared save lets you return to Chapter 4, reach 100%, and replay Chapters 5 and 6, but the route above avoids that second endgame run.

Acquire every base-game set of prayer beads. Most come from shrine and torii gate cleanse rewards and Relic-Hunting Nekomata reward tracks, so those should already be collected from the Chapter 4 sweep. Shops do not sell prayer beads.

The remaining endgame beads are why this achievement belongs here. Completing the story awards the Transmission Beads, and completing the story after transferring 100% of the spirits awards the additional 100%-clear beads. With the shrine and Nekomata bead rewards already collected, load the cleared save and claim the endgame rewards to finish the base bead set.

The base set is 33 bead pickups across 15 types: 23 shrine and torii gate cleanse pickups, 1 story pickup in A Maze of Death, 6 Nekomata bonus rewards, and 3 endgame rewards. Eight types max out at III, Spirit Perception and Talisman max out at II, and Prosperity, Incognito, Transmission, Tireless and Shadow are single sets. Side missions award no beads, and the Spider's Thread update beads do not count. The rank numeral only shows how many beads of that type you own, so it follows the order you collected them, not the source. If you did Akitsu before Mikubo, Akitsu's bead is your Flame II. Track missing beads by source, never by numeral.

If a type in the Prayer Beads tab is below its maximum or missing, check these sources:

• Gust (III): A Maze of Death story pickup, Hatsuike Shrine, Kamio Shrine.
• Aqua (III): Yamaki Shrine, Toyoi Shrine, Kappagaike Torii Gate.
• Flame (III): Kirigaoka Shrine (inside the shrine), Mikubo Shrine, Akitsu Shrine.
• Archery (III): Morite Shrine, Matsumi Shrine, Namihara Shrine.
• Sleuth (III): Hirokawa Shrine (upper courtyard, right side), Shiratsuki Shrine, Onten Shrine.
• Spirit Perception (II): Hitani Shrine, Saihama Building Rooftop Torii Gate.
• Nourishment (III): Hirajuku Building Rooftop Torii Gate, Tatsui Shrine, Sakano Shrine.
• Talisman (II): Momokane Building Rooftop Torii Gate, Shimokusa Shrine.
• Prosperity: Chishima Shrine.
• Incognito: Noto Shrine.
• Self-Defense (III): Playful Nekomata (3 requests), Antique Nekomata (5), Netsuke Collector Nekomata (all 16).
• Astral (III): Musical Nekomata (3 requests), Doll Fanatic Nekomata (6), Archeology Nekomata (all 7).
• Transmission: finish the story and load the clear save.
• Tireless and Shadow: reach 100% spirits, then finish the story from the clear save.

At the end of the Chapter 4 sweep, before you ride the motorcycle toward the finale, open the Prayer Beads tab and hover all 23 bead sites on the map for any highlighted bead. The target is 30 of 33 owned, with only Transmission, Tireless and Shadow outstanding. Nothing is permanently missable, since shrines, gates and stalls all stay available in post-story free roam, but finishing here saves a cleanup trip.

The three endgame beads appear in your inventory when you load the clear save after the credits. Transmission is awarded for any story clear. Tireless and Shadow both need 100% of spirits transferred before the final clear. If you reached 100% only after clearing, the clear save returns you to before the point of no return, so finish Chapters 5 and 6 again from there. The achievement should unlock as soon as the 33rd bead is owned. Every non-unlock report checked so far traced back to an uncollected altar bead or a rank-order mix-up, so recheck the list above before assuming a bug.

Defeat at least one of every base-game Visitor type. The achievement excludes the Spider's Thread update Visitors, but several base Visitors are encountered through late story content, so the safest time to verify this is after the first story clear. The four story bosses are guaranteed by finishing the story.

Check the Visitor section of the Database. If the achievement has not unlocked, identify any base entry you have not defeated and hunt that type in the restored Chapter 4 city. The usual missing types are Forsaken (the red-raincoat child, with only a few open-world spawns such as the parks east of Chishima Shrine and east of Tatsui Shrine and a parking lot northwest of Onten Shrine) and Forlorn (the yellow-raincoat child). Both flee when they notice you and can take a long time to respawn, so save before approaching and Quick Purge them from behind. Do not waste time repeating bosses or update-only enemies that are already recorded.

Complete floor 30 of The Spider's Thread. The achievement unlocks when the floor-30 boss is defeated and the completion registers. The mode can continue beyond that point, but floor 30 is the achievement threshold.

If normal combat is slowing the run, reach Synergy Level 50 first and craft Iron Beads once you have the required Spirit Threads. Pair them with movement or survivability-oriented beads and favor safe ranged attacks. Remove Iron Beads temporarily if a floor's hazards make the one-hit drawback more dangerous than the damage benefit.

Complete every Nekomata job in The Spider's Thread. The achievement unlocks when the Job Catalogue is fully complete.

The efficient order is:

1. Build permanent levels, skills, beads, and currency while completing easy jobs naturally.
2. Reach Synergy Level 50 and obtain Iron Beads.
3. Clear floor 30 for Views From the Abyss if you have not already done so.
4. Hunt remaining cats and yokai by listening for cat spawns and rerolling floor variants from Cat's Paw when needed.
5. Finish specialized combat, collection, upgrade, and figure jobs shown in the catalogue.
6. Attempt the floor 1-30 no-damage job only after the build and floor knowledge make it reliable.
7. Keep checking the in-game Job Catalogue until every entry is complete rather than relying on a third-party total.

Catalog Conqueror is usually the final achievement because the last few cats or floor-specific jobs can take substantial RNG. Nothing in this mode requires online play or another player.