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Hgfan: Hgfan moved page VH/Hot Spring Town to VH/Hot Springs Town: In translations of the game from the vh01 Translation Project (at least in recent versions; not sure about older versions), Onsen Town is translated as "Hot Springs Town" with an 's'.

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Hgfan moved page VH/Hot Spring Town to VH/Hot Springs Town: In translations of the game from the vh01 Translation Project (at least in recent versions; not sure about older versions), Onsen Town is translated as "Hot Springs Town" with an 's'.

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−	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of central hub for the game, since geographically it is centrally located in relation to most of the other ~~game~~ [[VH/Locations\|locations]].	+	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of central hub for the game, since geographically it is centrally located in relation to most of the other [[VH/Locations\|locations]].

	= Onsen Town region =		= Onsen Town region =

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−	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of "central hub" for the game, ~~and~~ is centrally located in relation to most of the other [[VH/Locations\|locations]].	+	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of central hub for the game, since geographically it is centrally located in relation to most of the other game [[VH/Locations\|locations]].

	= Onsen Town region =		= Onsen Town region =

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	Within the Screen Test Room, you can test a wide selection of Poses, Expressions and Animations by interacting with various Debug Markers. Interacting with the Mystic's Orb at the far west will clear the screen of lingering Poses and Expressions.		Within the Screen Test Room, you can test a wide selection of Poses, Expressions and Animations by interacting with various Debug Markers. Interacting with the Mystic's Orb at the far west will clear the screen of lingering Poses and Expressions.
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−	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of "central hub" for the game, and is centrally located in relation to most of the other locations.	+	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of "central hub" for the game, and is centrally located in relation to most of the other [[VH/Locations\|locations]].

	= Onsen Town region =		= Onsen Town region =

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		+	Hot Springs Town, often referred to as Onsen Town (using the Japanese word for hot springs), is the town where you will spend the vast majority of your time for the early part the game. It serves as a sort of "central hub" for the game, and is centrally located in relation to most of the other locations.
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 The onsen (a hot spring that people bathe in) is the feature for which the town is named. It'll cost you just 20 G to enter and get access to all the ridiculous [[VH/H-events#Onsen_Town_Bathhouse.2FHot_Spring|H-events]] within.
 ==== Market ====
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 '''In rare occasions (and I do mean rare), you can win the lottery. The 7th prize is 100 G, and the 6th prize is 500 G. For the other prizes, I have no idea.'''
 ===== Items =====
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 She's also involved in the [[VH/Quests#Medicine_Delivery|Medicine Delivery quest]]; she gives you the item to deliver, and at the end of the quest she'll give you a few items as a bonus on top of the payment you receive back at the Guild.
 ===== "Toys" =====
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 Come by during the day and the shopkeeper will be busy unpacking and setting up. Return at night and he'll be open, offering an array of marital aids with little to no in-game purpose.
 ==== Boarding House / Barracks ====
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 At the moment, there's really nothing to do here. There are a few people to chat with, but that's all. Note that after you finish the whole [[VH/Quests#Thieves_hide_out|Thieves' Hide-out quest]], the boarding house will be closed, but you won't be missing much.
 ==== City Guard headquarters ====
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 Most of the interior of the barracks is inaccessible from these three public entrances; to experience the rest of the building, including a soldier who craps lava, you'll need to get in the back way by going inside the Walls.
 === Southeast Quadrant ===
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 Just to the southeast of the fountain you'll find the public restrooms. There are, of course, [[VH/H-events#Restrooms|H-events]] to be had here. Also, the clock on the front of the building can be used to advance time (day to night or night to day).
 ==== Bench area ====
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 At the center of the lake is a small bench that if Nanako chooses to lie down on, triggers an [[VH/H-events#Outside_.28daytime.29|H-Scene]].
 ==== Carriage shop ====
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 The first house along the L-shaped road contains a wife and three kids; the husband is off serving in the guard, and this has apparently caused some strife in the family. However, there's nothing for ''us'' to care about in here.
 ==== "Affectionate" Couple's House ====
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 The second house you'll encounter belongs to a married couple. They apparently enjoy each others' company greatly; if you head upstairs you'll find that either the husband is away and the wife is eagerly awaiting his return, or he's home and they're [[VH/H-events#Bottom_Left_House|humping like rabbits]].
 ==== Witch's House ====
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 First, scattered around the house are books that let you manipulate your character's personality stats: charm, purity/dirtiness, and sexual desire. You can read the books over and over, so you can basically change those stats however you like.
-Second, if you're strong enough (determined by your hit points), the witch will offer you extremely degrading but highly profitable quests. There are multiple HP tiers, so if you've done her early quests and she hasn't offered you the later ones you may need to level up more.
+Second, if you're strong enough (determined by your hit points), the witch (named [[VH/Characters#Mel|Mel]]) will offer you extremely degrading but highly profitable quests. There are multiple HP tiers, so if you've done her early quests and she hasn't offered you the later ones you may need to level up more.
 Third, after completing the witch's first quest you get access to a new basement area with a magical symbol on the floor. There are similar symbols elsewhere, and the symbol here can act as a teleportation ''destination'' from those, but you can't actually teleport ''from'' here (which may be a bug).
 ==== Shota's House ====
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 Proceeding north along the L-shaped road, you'll hit a spot where sidewalks branch off to both the left and the right; if you go left you'll reach Shota's house. By day, there is a loving couple living here with their young son; return at night with a sufficiently depraved character for an [[VH/H-events#Upper_Left_House_.28only_at_night.29|H scene]] with the impressionable lad.
 ==== House with Kids "Playing Doctor" ====
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 Hang a right at the intersection described above and you'll find this house. According to a note in the kitchen, the parents have gone out for the day; the kids have accordingly headed down to the basement for some [[VH/H-events#Small_house_located_NW_of_the_Vine_House|H action]].
 == Debug Features ==

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 ==== Town Wall ====
-Onsen Town is surrounded by a curtain wall, with gates in each cardinal direction. You are able to both go inside the wall and climb on top of it to travel around the perimeter of the city. For full details, see the [[VH/Locations/Onsen_Town_wall|main article]] on the wall.
+Onsen Town is surrounded by a curtain wall, with gates in each cardinal direction. You are able to both go inside the wall and climb on top of it to travel around the perimeter of the city.
 === Northwest Quadrant ===
-The Northwest part of town may be the most important, as it contains both the inn and the Adventurers' Guild. You might think of it as the business district. For more information, see the [[VH/Locations/Onsen_Town_northwest_quadrant|main article]] about this area.
+The Northwest part of town may be the most important, as it contains both the inn and the Adventurers' Guild. You might think of it as the business district.
 There is also a restaurant just south of the pub. It offers food and drink to recover HP and MP respectively for cheap prices. If you need to recover HP or MP and you are in town its much more cost effective just to go here than to use a potion or ether. Here is the menu:

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 The Northeast part of Onsen Town has a couple of points of interest, but also quite a bit of filler.
-==== Onsen ====
+==== Onsen (Hot Spring) ====
 [[File:Onsen_Town_-_onsen.png|thumb|240px]]