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	The Hokage Monument The Hokage Monument, Hokage Mountain or the Hokage Rock (火影岩, Hokage-iwa) is the most representative landmark of Konohagakure. It is a mountain that has had the faces of all the Hokage carved into the stone. It was envisioned by Hashirama Senju as a symbol that the Hokage would always watch over the village. Spoiler:	0	0
	The Academy The Academy (忍者学校, Akademī, Literally meaning: Ninja School) is a huge building in Konohagakure located directly at the base of the Hokage Mountain. It is where prospective ninja are trained and where official ninja receive their assignments. It was founded by the Second Hokage out of military necessity. Spoiler:	0	0
	The Hokage's Office Spoiler:	0	0
	The Hokage's Residence The Hokage Residence is a large mansion occupied by the Hokage during their reign, and is located close to both the Academy and Hokage Monument.[1] Circular in design, it is also one of the largest buildings in Konohagakure, towering over most other buildings. There is also the kanji for "Fire" (火) painted on the roof of the building. It is filled with many forbidden scrolls, in which lie the secrets to many techniques. Built during the reign of the First Hokage, Hashirama Senju, the Hokage mansion was last occupied by Tsunade, the Fifth Hokage, before it was destroyed by the Deva Path's large-scale Shinra Tensei during Pain's assault on Konoha. It, like many of the other structures in the village was presumably reconstructed during the village's rebuilding. Spoiler:	0	0
	The Third Training Ground The third training ground is a portion of land located inside of Konoha. There is a view of mountains in the landscape and a large and deep river with forests in the both of its sides. There is a glade and in its centre there are three stumps lined side by side. Spoiler:	0	0
	Shushuya The Shushuya (酒酒屋, Literally meaning: Sake Sake Store) is a Chinese-styled restaurant/pub in Konohagakure that sells their own brand of choice sake and serves large-platter cooking, when all the food is put on a single large plate. Its sake (日本酒, nihonshu) and yakitori roasted on a charcoal fire (炭火焼き鳥, sumibi yakitori) are very popular. The restaurant is large with pillars that supports the building, high ceilings with multiple small lights, a bar with stools that display most of their alcohol, and multiple wooden booths for the customers to sit in. Spoiler:	0	0
	Naka Shrine The Naka Shrine (南賀ノ神社, Naka no Jinja, Viz: Nakano Shrine, Literally meaning: Shintō Shrine of Southern Joy) is a shrine in Konohagakure. In the main hall, beneath the seventh tatami mat from the far right, is a secret meeting place of the Uchiha clan. There stands a stone monument which contains the clan's secrets and can only be read with specific dōjutsu. The Rinnegan is able to completely decipher the contents of the monument, while the Sharingan and Mangekyō Sharingan are only able to partially decipher it. Recorded there are the secrets of the Mangekyō Sharingan, the story of the Sage of the Six Paths and the Ten-Tails. Madara also noted that the secrets of his body were also there. Also written on the tablet, is the story of Kaguya Ōtsutsuki and the Shinju. However, certain facts and details were forged by Black Zetsu, Kaguya's will. In order to access the main hall, a sequence of seals is required to remove the stone that lays atop the entrance way. The seal itself has the Sharingan in the middle and is encircled with seal formulas. Spoiler:	0	0
	Naka River The Naka River (南賀ノ川, Naka no Kawa, Literally meaning: River of Southern Joy) is a river flowing through Konohagakure. The river is located on the land where the Uchiha clan once lived and prospered[1] and at some point, it passes through a deep ravine. It was at this river that Shisui "erased his existence", but it was thought that Itachi had drowned him. Spoiler:	0	0