Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Maps & Locations Guide — Every Area Covered

Q: Do I need to play Yakuza: Like a Dragon first?

Strongly recommended. Infinite Wealth directly continues Ichiban's story and many returning characters. Kiryu's storyline also references the entire Yakuza series but is enjoyable standalone.

Q: How long is the game?

Main story takes 50-60 hours. Completing Dondoko Island, Sujimon League, substories, and Job leveling can push to 100+ hours easily.

Q: Is the combat turn-based or action?

Turn-based with movement elements. You select actions from a menu but can move during your turn to position for tag-team attacks and environmental damage. It's an evolution of Yakuza: Like a Dragon's system.

Q: Can I switch between Ichiban and Kiryu?

The story alternates between them at set points. They have separate parties, inventories, and Job progress. Late-game, both parties merge for the finale.

Q: What's Dondoko Island?

An Animal Crossing-style island management minigame where you clean, build, and manage a resort. It's optional but provides the best income source and has its own 10+ hour storyline with boss fights against rival resort pirates.

Complete Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth maps and locations guide. Every area with difficulty, rewards, progression order, and what to do in each zone.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is RGG Studio's turn-based JRPG sequel set across Yokohama and Honolulu, Hawaii. You alternate between Ichiban Kasuga (the eternal optimist) and Kazuma Kiryu (legendary yakuza) in a story spanning two countries. The Job system lets characters switch between 20+ classes like Samurai, Desperado, and Geodancer for deep build customization. Side content includes Dondoko Island (Animal Crossing-style island building), Sujimon battles (Pokemon-style creature collecting), and dozens of substories. With 60-100+ hours of content, it's the biggest entry in the Yakuza/Like a Dragon franchise.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth features distinct areas with increasing difficulty. This guide covers every major location in progression order — what to do, what to get, and when to move on. For the step-by-step path, see our walkthrough.

Area Progression Order

Order	Location	Difficulty	Key Rewards	Recommended Build
1	Honolulu Hawaii	Chapters 1-6, 10+	Hawaiian story content, unique substories, beach-themed gear	Dragon of Dojima (Kiryu)
2	Yokohama Isezaki Ijincho	Chapters 7-9	Job changes, bonding activities, returning side content, main shops	Dragon of Dojima (Kiryu)
3	Dondoko Island	Mid-game onward	Millions of yen income, unique resort equipment, Dondoko storyline	Hero (Ichiban)
4	Kamurocho	Kiryu chapters	Kiryu story content, series callbacks, exclusive Kiryu gear	Hero (Ichiban)
5	Anaconda Shopping Street	Early-mid game	Shopping, bonding activities, substories, frequent encounters	Hero (Ichiban)

Honolulu Hawaii — Starting Area

The primary setting for Ichiban's storyline. Features beaches, the Aloha Happy Tour company, and the Anaconda Shopping Street. Substories here have a distinctly Hawaiian flavor. Brighter and more colorful than the Japanese locations.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Chapters 1-6, 10+
Key Rewards	Hawaiian story content, unique substories, beach-themed gear
Recommended Build	Dragon of Dojima (Kiryu)
Key Equipment	Dragon's Fists

What to Do Here

Learn the basics of job system — this is where you practice without heavy punishment.
Collect starting resources and your first equipment upgrade.
Clear all main content before moving to Yokohama Isezaki Ijincho.
If you're struggling, read our beginner's guide.

Yokohama Isezaki Ijincho — Early Game

Returning from Yakuza: Like a Dragon as Ichiban's home base. The largest explorable area with the most side content. Hello Work for Job changes, Survive bar for bonding, and numerous minigames are located here.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Chapters 7-9
Key Rewards	Job changes, bonding activities, returning side content, main shops
Recommended Build	Dragon of Dojima (Kiryu)
Key Equipment	Dragon's Fists

What to Do Here

Focus on mastering Sujimon battles — it's critical from this point on.
Farm for Dragon's Fists if you don't have it yet.
Complete all objectives for maximum rewards.
Prepare for the difficulty spike in Dondoko Island.

Dondoko Island — Mid Game

A resort island management minigame area accessible from mid-game. Clean up trash, build facilities, fight pirates, and attract tourists. Generates enormous income when fully developed. Has its own multi-hour storyline.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Mid-game onward
Key Rewards	Millions of yen income, unique resort equipment, Dondoko storyline
Recommended Build	Hero (Ichiban)
Key Equipment	Dragon's Fists

What to Do Here

This is the main skill check. Bring an optimized build.
Hero's Bat becomes accessible here — prioritize getting it.
Master Dondoko Island for the boss encounters.
Check our boss guide if you get stuck.

Kamurocho — Late Game

The iconic Yakuza series location returning for Kiryu's storyline segments. Smaller than Yokohama but dense with nostalgic callbacks for series veterans. Contains Kiryu-specific substories and bonding locations.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Kiryu chapters
Key Rewards	Kiryu story content, series callbacks, exclusive Kiryu gear
Recommended Build	Hero (Ichiban)
Key Equipment	Hero's Bat

What to Do Here

Full build optimization is expected by this point.
Hero's Bat should be your primary, fully upgraded.
tag-team combat mastery starts mattering here.
Farm resources for the push into Anaconda Shopping Street.

Anaconda Shopping Street — Endgame

Honolulu's main commercial district with shops, restaurants, and substory NPCs. The Revolve Bar here is a key bonding location. Street fights with random encounters occur more frequently here than other areas.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Early-mid game
Key Rewards	Shopping, bonding activities, substories, frequent encounters
Recommended Build	Hero (Ichiban)
Key Equipment	Hero's Bat

What to Do Here

This is endgame. Best-in-slot gear and a perfected build are mandatory.
See our boss guide for endgame fight strategies.
The reward loop: clear content → upgrade → push harder content.
Experiment with Geodancer for variety once you've mastered the meta.

Exploration Tips

Clear areas in order — Honolulu Hawaii → Yokohama Isezaki Ijincho → Dondoko Island → Kamurocho → Anaconda Shopping Street. Skipping areas means missing resources you'll need later.
Check every corner — Hidden caches and secrets are often in non-obvious locations.
Match your equipment — Some areas favor different equipment types.
Read the walkthrough — Our walkthrough provides exact progression milestones for each area.
Don't rush — Clearing an area fully gives more resources than speedrunning two areas.

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