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 [[File:genericservalwalkinginpark.jpg|thumb|350px|upright=1.0|[[Serval/Anime|Serval]] takes a stroll in Japari Park.]]
-'''Japari Park''' (Japanese: ジャパリパーク Hepburn: Japari Pāku) is a massive open zoo constructed on an archipelago resembling real-life Japan that is home to the [[Friends]]. It is the central recurring setting of all [[Kemono Friends]] media.
+'''Japari Park''' (Japanese: ジャパリパーク Hepburn: Japari Pāku) is a massive open zoo constructed on an archipelago resembling real-life Japan that is home to the [[Friends]]. It is the central recurring setting of most [[Kemono Friends]] media.
 == Etymology ==
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 === Kyōshū Region ===
 :''Main article: [[Kyōshū Region]]''
-The Kyōshū Region, equivalent to real-world Kyūshū, is featured as the first location visited by the player in the original Kemono Friends mobile game, serving as the setting of both the tutorial and Chapter 1. In this story, it was a temperate grassland home to several significant Friends, including Serval and Caracal.
+The Kyōshū Region, equivalent to real-world Kyūshū, is featured as the first location visited by the player in the original Kemono Friends mobile game, serving as the setting of both the tutorial and Chapter 1 and the region in Anime season 1. In this story, it was a temperate grassland home to several significant Friends, including Serval, Kaban and Caracal.
-Perhaps its most significant appearance, however, was as the setting of 2017 anime. The human Friend [[Kaban]] and her companion [[Serval/Anime|Serval]] embarked on a long journey which took them all across Kyōshū. They befriended many of its denizens along the way and solved problems which only served to improve the quality of life for those who live there. It is through this adventure that we have been able to learn intimately about Kyōshū and its current state.
-It is also worthwhile to note that, while the climate of Kyōshū in the original game was consistently that of a prairie, the presence of Sandstar has led to the formation of several distinct climate biomes by this point in time. These ecological changes were observed early enough for signs to be erected in the various "areas", and Lucky Beasts employed as robotic Park Guides were programmed to explain each biome to human visitors. Whether these changes were observed in the rest of Japari Park is unknown.
-One striking feature of the region, only seen in the anime, is the presence of the Sandstar Mountain. It is a large volcano settled in the center of Kyōshū, from which Sandstar erupts, facilitating the birth of both new Friends and Celliens. Kyōshū has seen numerous smaller eruptions, but only there have only been three major eruptions in recorded history -- the third of which would serve as the catalyst to the events of the anime, as it resulted in the birth of Kaban. This mountain is outfitted with a filter built during the time when humans inhabited the region, which can limit the flow of Sandstar Rō from its volcanic crater when activated using stone tablets named after the [[Four Gods]]. Due to the presence of more dangerous Celliens, the Sandstar Mountain and its surrounding area are off-limits to regular Friends, who must obtain approval from the island's chief [[Northern White-Faced Owl/Anime|Professor Konoha]] in order to visit it.
 === An'in Region ===
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 <gallery>
 File:ParkCentral map9.jpg|A map of the Park Central, as it appeared in the original game.
+File:Akushima map3000.jpg|A map of the Akushima (Event Area), as it appeared in the original game.
 File:JapariParkMapWtJP.jpg|A map of the Japari Park, as it appeared in [[Welcome to Japari Park (2018 ONA)]].
+File:KF3ShopMineArt_Heli.jpg|Concept art about a helicopter used in Japari Park.
 </gallery>