Here’s where to find all the missing cats in Yakuza 7 The rewards for this side quest are generous so make sure you don't miss it during Ichiban's adventures Finding all of the cats rewards you with 1 million yen and finding an extra tenth cat for Hiro will cause him to grant another one million yen Here's where you can find all the Yakuza LIke A Dragon missing cats We have included a map above that’ll make finding the cats much easier for you and below we’ll include the nitty gritty details to point you to the exact spot of your feline friends If you head to the Bar District and go towards Survive you’ll come across the bar and have the option to either turn left - towards the bar - or right past the fancy art of faces and into the left entranceway where you’ll see a LEDA sign Turn right and you’ll see the cat lying down and remember the constant meowing will definitely give the cat’s location away! Ichiban and Nanba got their very own place at the end of Chapter 3 and not only is it a great place to rest and get your HP/MP back to where it should be - but it’s also the home to one of Hiro’s missing cats turn right and you’ll see a cat on a green box The next cat you’re looking for is right where you go if you want to play the can collecting minigame instead of going to the bottom floor of the car park You’ll see a cat lying just behind a car Restaurant Row’s cat is a very tricky one to find and is easy to miss if you don’t like to explore the dead ends of Ijincho you’ll need to go towards the weapons and arms shop in Restaurant Row and then turn down the alleyway You’ll get to a dead end but see on your map that you can turn right Turn and you’ll see the cat right in front of you. West Jinnai Station is home to many things and one of them is Hiro’s missing cat Head to the station and circle around where you’ll be able to see some silver safes Just a few feet away from them you’ll see Hiro’s cat on top of a trash container But to get to it you’ll need to circle around as there’s a fence that is only accessible through the outside of the station Head to the top left of the map where you’ll see the location of your favourite minigame - the baseball arena but isn’t necessarily where you want to go turn right and head towards the baseball court You’ll see a bunch of plants and hedges and behind one of those hedges is a missing cat Bayside Street is just opposite of the Vocational School where Ichiban can take exams and study how to get a personality so it’s very simple to find the building where you’ll find this fleeting feline Head on over to the massive building opposite go to the right side and you’ll see the cat resting on the electrical unit next to the building’s front door Trust us when we say that Chinatown isn’t as big as it looks where the streets will split off into four - back where you came from Go right and you’ll see the Chinatown cat immediately resting on a low wall by a collection of small spacious area where cats are pretty easy to find and this cat is no exception but only one has what looks to be a water fountain at the very top of it This is where you’ll find the cat you’re looking for After you get these nine cats you’ll have to go to Hiro’s office to receive your payment of 1 million yen from the man himself you’ll have noticed that there’s one cat left… Hiro’s very first cat Aimee HartContributorAimee Hart is an editor and award-winning writer with a prolific background in copywriting and freelance reporting and has been in the writing space for over 7 years When she isn't caring far too much about fictional characters and worlds Reward: Sojimaru available to recruit in Business Management Head to the marker and respond with “Lau Chau Chau Ya” to get in then you’ll fight three men to prove yourself and you’ll gain access to the black market shop near Kinka Pharmacy Buy a weapon from him to complete this Substory and you'll unlock Chau Ka Long as a Poundmate summon Reward: Doll of Torment, Clara-chan available to recruit in Business Management In our press portal you can find current press releases information about fairs and events as well as studies and other publications Overview Press Contacts Find out what drives our employees and what exactly makes Continental a great employer Job Portal Application Process Contact & FAQ On these pages we present our investor related news and information Overview Contact About us Services Here you find more information about sustainability at Continental Overview Contact On these pages we present information about our products and innovations Overview Contact Since 1871 we develop pioneering technologies and services for sustainable and connected mobility of people and their goods Find out more about our company on these pages Overview Contact we worked at our factory in Hamakita (Japan) as part of our J.DRIVE trainee program Before the start I heard that Continental has strong interest in”Industry 4.0″ (every machine & products are connected) Most processes are automated and all data is managed in a cloud This article is a report about my two months in this “smart” factory Products made at the factory are electric-brake-system (EBS) modules from our Business Unit Vehicle Dynamics (BU VED) We are split into Industrial Engineering (IE) and Quality Assurance (QA) My job at QA was to improve the reject rate based on data analysis of the process that causes the rejects Although the task was “only” data analysis I should learn the detail of each process to understand the reason of rejects Like this I had to consider the solutions from mechanical / electrical aspects That is a difficult but interesting aspect of this work Another interesting thing in the factory training is communication with colleagues at QA They are friendly and answering my questions anytime even if they are busy but their knowledge and experience is bigger Especially their attitude for newcomers like us is brilliant They don’t forget that we are all working “For One Another” and keep up efforts of communication when I am the experienced guy As I wrote in the past post, the strongest tool to connect people is sport and I experienced the truth again at Hamakita When I played tennis with colleagues at Yokohama I talked about factory training at Hamakita Then Ogino-san from Passive Safety & Sensorics (PSS) introduced me to Nakamura-san who is the head of QA to me I could communicate with Nakamura-san smoothly from the start our conversation should be related to our job so we planned such sport events to build better relationship Communication across functions is necessary to produce better products I would like to keep this mind until traffic accidents disappear worldwide Here's where to find all of the missing cats Looking for all the missing cats in Yakuza: Like a Dragon? The Part Time Hero quest in Yakuza: Like a Dragon tasks you with finding a bunch of collectibles around Yokohama so this became an imperative focus for any of us playing Ichiban's adventure we show you where to find all the missing cats in Yakuza: Like a Dragon with a full list of every missing cat location and a tidy map that'll show you exactly where to wander on the streets of Yokohama you'll unlock this Part Time Hero quest around midway through Chapter 5 of the main story It's simply a case of roaming around the city and interacting with all the missing cats you come across with E or X/A if you're using a PS4 or Xbox controller Here's a full list of where to find all of the missing cats in Yakuza: Like a Dragon: report back to Hiro again and he'll give you another 1 million yen and you'll net yourself a new Poundmate as well Here's a map I put together which should help you find them all a bit easier too: Here are the rewards for finding all of the missing cats in Yakuza: Like a Dragon: No part of this website or its content may be reproduced without the copyright owner's permission Rock Paper Shotgun is a registered trademark of Gamer Network Limited The information on this page is intended for journalists If you click NO you will come back to Mynewsdesk.com *This is a dedicated e-mail providing Yamaha Motor PR materials for viewing by media journalists.We request that you refrain from using the materials and photographs on this e-mail for purposes other than media reporting When you choose to create a user account and follow a newsroom your personal data will be used by us and the owner of the newsroom for you to receive news and updates according to your subscription settings To learn more about this, please read our Privacy Policy, which applies to our use of your personal data, and our Privacy Policy for Contacts which applies to the use of your personal data by the owner of the newsroom you follow Please note that our Terms of Use apply to all use of our services You can withdraw your consent at any time by unsubscribing or deleting your account Your browser does not support JavaScript, or it is disabled．Please check the site policy for more information Vox Populi Vox Dei is a daily column that runs on Page 1 of The Asahi Shimbun Here is an excerpt from a letter from a man in detention: “Mother It shows a picture of an old woman carrying a small child on her back and gazing at the sunset He must have tried to shake himself out of his lethargy by thinking of his family a family of four had been murdered in Shizuoka Prefecture Hakamada was later found guilty and sentenced to death despite vigorous protestations of his innocence in appeal courts After years of living every single day in terror of never knowing when his execution day would be the Tokyo High Court on March 13 ordered a retrial of the 1966 murder case After Hakamada spent most of his life fighting the false accusation this must be the much-awaited victory and vindication to rejoice over He is said to be “still in his own world.” What a cruel twist of fate French philosopher Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592) wrote in “The Essays” that punishing an innocent person is more criminal than the crime itself the Tokyo High Court pointed out that the blood-stained clothing once considered the most compelling evidence of Hakamada’s guilt could very well have been fabricated and planted by law enforcement officers They have irrevocably changed a man who once had the heart of a poet when he thought of his mother and his son at sunset Vox Dei is a popular daily column that takes up a wide range of topics the column provides useful perspectives on and insights into contemporary Japan and its culture Retrial granted for ex-death row inmate in 1966 murder case INTERVIEW/ Former justice minister: Death penalty a tool of the powerful EDITORIAL: Swift retrial only way to ensure Hakamada receives justice Miso test holds key in acquitting former death row inmate Ex-death row inmate’s acquittal in 1966 case a step closer Information on the latest cherry blossom conditions Please right click to use your browser’s translation function.) A series based on diplomatic documents declassified by Japan’s Foreign Ministry Here is a collection of first-hand accounts by “hibakusha” atomic bomb survivors chefs and others involved in the field of food introduce their special recipes intertwined with their paths in life A series about Japanese-Americans and their memories of World War II In-house News and Messages No reproduction or republication without written permission 0CommentsAbout the Author Diego ArguelloFeatured contributor at Fanbyte focusing primarily on guides National Report The chariots of 1959 epic “Ben Hur” and the yellow brick road of 1939 fantasy “The Wizard of Oz” are back on the big screen in Japan as cinemas begin reopening from the coronavirus crisis with a slate heavy on Hollywood classics crime drama “Bonnie and Clyde” (1969) and disaster film “The Towering Inferno” (1974) are among other titles playing after Japanese chain Toho Cinemas reopened 10 of its 66 theaters in areas deemed relatively safe from the coronavirus said it would reopen 23 more cinemas on Friday in prefectures where the government has lifted the state of emergency which had closed all of its theaters as of April 18 has implemented safety measures including keeping every other seat empty and making staff and customers wear masks Reopening theaters leads to another challenge however: what films to show after movie studios delayed new releases because of the pandemic Toho’s reopened theaters mostly offer a mix of old Hollywood recent Japanese hits and holdovers like Oscar-winning “Parasite” that were in cinemas before the closures Its Sendai cinema in northern Japan on Tuesday was screening the American classics mentioned as well as neo-noir sci-fi classic “Blade Runner” (1982) prison drama “The Shawshank Redemption” (1994) and several Japanese films including “Shin Godzilla” (2016) Its Sun Street Hamakita theater in central Japan’s Shizuoka skewed more towards local films headlined by multiple screenings of Makoto Shinkai’s animation megahit “Your Name” (2016) and his follow-up “Weathering With You” (2019) But Sun Street Hamakita was also showing Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi classic “E.T romantic drama “An Officer and a Gentleman” (1982) and musical “West Side Story” (1961) Asked about the selection of films on show a Toho official simply said: “We’re playing films that are popular.” While it doesn't follow the typical combat style in the Yakuza game series the latest installment Yakuza: Like A Dragon certainly has a very detailed RPG-like turn-based combat system that focuses on weapons and skills we will tell you about the best weapons in the game here are some helpful tips that will make your inevitable grind a bit easier Bought from Chau Ka Long's Armory for ¥3,500,000 Keep in mind that most of the aforementioned base weapons can be obtained in Silver Safes across Yokohama as well as in several Part-Time Hero quests All these weapons can be upgraded to their mentioned Legendary variants which can be further upgraded to their EX versions (Kiwami versions in the Japanese version of the game) The EX versions can be further upgraded to higher levels but those upgrades cost millions and are usually not worth it Let us know in the comments if you find these weapons in other locations and look forward to more Yakuza: Like A Dragon guides in the future and part of being a hero means finding all of Yakuza Like A Dragon’s lost cats One of the quests in the Part-Time Hero line is finding all of Hiro’s lost cats but you’ll want to make time for it because the reward is fantastic. Finding the first nine earns Ichiban one million yen A second quest opens up right afterward and tasks you with finding a tenth cat If that’s got you drooling so much where you can’t be bothered hunting down cats, never fear. Our Yakuza: Like A Dragon cat locations guide is here to help “Please Find My Cat” won’t unlock automatically It’s your job to be Hiro’s hero and bring them home There’s no set order you have to find the cats in The only thing of note is the second Hamakita Park cat and they won’t be available until you report the first quest and trigger “Please Find My Cat 2.” The Bar District cat is south of Survive Bar where you establish your base in Chapter Four and you’ll run into a big stone sculpture To the right of that sculpture is a doorway There’s a cat outside Ichiban’s apartment just catting about on top of a washing machine Go to Kan-Ban’s parking garage on Misaki Street the place where you first completed the can-collecting minigame There’s a blue car near the railings and you’ll find the cat lurking behind it Go to West Jinnai Station on the Jinnai Service Road There’s a parking lot near the station Head to the batting center in the North Jinnai Station district and you’ll find a cat between two buildings This cat is lounging around outside the retirement center near Bayside Street and Daikokuten Street directly across from the Ounabara Vocational School The cat is on top of a green electrical box near an outside corner of the retirement center and at the end is another alley branching off to the right You’ll find a cat in that branching alley which is a dangerous place to be if you’re a low-level Ichi Whether you hold off ‘til later or brave through it go down the alley southeast of the word “Chinatown” on your in-game map watching the world go by (or watching you get stomped if you’re unlucky) Near the Flowers 2 Go stall in Hamakita Park is a drinking fountain You’ll first need to report the initial “Please Find My Cat” to Hiro Robson is perched on a light lining the winding path there and you’ll receive an additional one million yen for your kindness That’s it for our Yakuza 7: Like A Dragon cat locations guide for the Part-Time Hero quest. 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