Located west of Gekko District, past the central District but not quite reaching the bordering forest, lies the Shiranui District.
When discussing this district, five notable features always come up.
Firstly, shrines cover most of the landscape, from a bird's-eye view, shrines cover nearly half of the district. At the center, there is a magnificent shrine dedicated to Kurenai, the village's founder.
Secondly, Shiranui District is known for its perpetual snowfall, making it a unique location on the island. Even after the moon turned pink, the district's climate remained unchanged. Occasionally, ice-element Tama would fall from the sky, adding another alluring thing to the District.
