Eipekkusu (Japanese: 天井屋 Tenjou-ya, "Ceiling Store") is a point of interest located in Ritou, Narukami Island, Inazuma.
The shop is owned by Kaede and mainly sells souvenirs such as Inazuman novels, porcelain tanuki dolls and statues of fox spirits that represent good fortune, as well as having sold statues of the Almighty Shogun in the past.
Due to the lockdown put into effect by the Kanjou Commission, there haven't been many customers except for Snezhnayan merchants.
Trivia[]
- The shop's name is a Japanese romanization of the word "apex" (Japanese: エイペックス eipekkusu).
- The Japanese version uses a name that translates to the "Ceiling Store." Considering it does not make sense for the business of the shop, it is probably a kind of yagou lit. "store title", or a house name (also used as an unofficial surname) passed down within commoner classes such as merchants, farmers, and actors in the feudal period of Japan.
Gallery[]
Eipekkusu during Hues of the Violet Garden
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Eipekkusu | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 天顶屋 Tiāndǐng-wū | Zenith House |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 天頂屋 Tiāndǐng-wū | |
| Japanese | 天井屋 Tenjou-ya[!][!] | Ceiling Store |
| Korean | 하늘 정원정원 Haneul Jeong'won | Sky Garden |
| Spanish | Boutique Ápex | Apex Boutique |
| French | Eipekkusu | — |
| Russian | Эйпэккусу Eypekkusu | — |
| Thai | Eipekkusu | — |
| Vietnamese | Eipekkusu | — |
| German | Eipekkusu | — |
| Indonesian | Eipekkusu | — |
| Portuguese | Eipekkusu | — |
| Turkish | Eipekkusu | — |
| Italian | Eipekkusu | — |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.0
