Iki Island has a number of new collectibles to find across its gorgeous landmass, many of which will be familiar to those who played Ghost of Tsushima last year. Haikus are one such thing, with a small number of the traditional poems scattered throughout the island waiting to be discovered.
While there’s a high chance you’ll stumble across a number of them naturally, we’ve compiled together all of the Iki Island Haiku locations in Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut alongside directions on how to find them. They’re essential for completionists and even offer some worthwhile cosmetic rewards, so let’s buckle down and bust out some rhymes.
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There is one haiku that is automatically unlocked right at the end of the Iki Island storyline, so we haven’t listed that one below because you’ll stumble upon it of your own accord.
Waterfall Haiku
This haiku can be found – you guessed it – near a waterfall. More specifically, it can be found in Lone Spirit Walls overlooking a small body of water where the platform you must interact with is resting upon a large rock.
Mountainside Haiku
You’ve probably noticed a bit of a theme with the Ikki island haikus already, and how most of them are named roughly after the locations in which they reside.
Speaking of, the Mountainside Haiku can be found on a mountain. Not a particularly big one however, so don’t worry about needing to hike up cliffs for several minutes in order to reach it. This haiku is located above Tetsu’s Ladder and to the right of Mount Takenotsuji.
Wisteria Haiku
Okay I lied, the name of this haiku has nothing to do with where you find it. This haiku can be found in Senjo Gorge amidst a beautiful purple forest. Fluorescent leaves surround the platform, which sits in a solitary cliff that you’ll need to reach with your grappling hook and a few careful jumps. Once here, take a seat and enjoy the view.
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