Nominally Ninja

1. Hokage Monument- Konoha's eye-catching landmark, the great stone-carved faces of the Konoha's successive Hokage loom over the village and watch over it from their place on the mountain.
1a. ANBU HQ- Hidden deep within the monument lies ANBU's secret headquarters. A large earthen structure that only ever sees artificial light, it makes for a foreboding place that only members of ANBU and high-ranking officials of the village are aware of.
1b. Evacuation Shelter- Built into the higher levels of the monument, this passage allows for the safe evacuation of civilians and young children in the wake of a direct attack on the village. It is stocked well with supplies and littered with traps to cut off pursuit in case of emergency.
1c. Primary Archive- Located in the side of the mountain, this is where all the highest security knowledge of the village is analyzed, decoded, and stored.

2. Aviary- The center of communications, this spiraling structure houses hundreds of different birds, individually named and color-coded for their speed and efficiency in delivering messages.
3. Academy- A complex collection of interwoven buildings, the Academy encompasses more than just the classrooms for its up-and-coming students. It also plays host to foreign dignitaries, with spacious meeting rooms, and houses the village's impressive library for research.
4. Hokage Tower- The administrative center of the village, the Hokage spends most of their time here making appointments, organizing and assigning missions, receiving reports, and issuing orders. They're supported by specially selected staff.
Public Service Buildings
8. Konoha Hospital- The first place to look for medical care, everything from routine check-ups to risky operations is performed by Konoha's skilled medical staff.
25. Police Station- Run primarily by the Uchiha clan, they help ease village discord among civilians and shinobi alike, and are among the first to react to crisis.

28. Forest of Death- One of Konoha's forbidden training grounds, the Forest of Death is off-limits to anyone without special permission. Sometimes used in the Chuunin Exams, this area plays host to very large, wild animals and more than a few deadly surprises.
29. Stadium- Generally used for the Chuunin exam finals, this domed structure lies mostly abandoned and is only occasionally used as a practice ground or for large demonstrations.
30. Park- Large, winding stairs make up half of Konoha's official park. It offers great views of the village and it's often a quiet place to relax, with the children's playground situated on the far side of the area.
33. Hot Springs District- A branch of the Naka river is diverted here, the water heated throughout an entire district made up of onsen and specialty stores. It's the perfect tourist attraction.
A-G. Training Ground Areas- Konoha is home to over fifty different training fields spread throughout the village. Some are more dangerous than others, but most are peaceful areas set up with training posts or courses of varying difficulties.

7. Red Lantern- Konoha's most popular bar and located just down the street from the Jounin Station. Needless to say, many of Konoha's elite can frequently be found here in varying degrees of sobriety.
9. Tea Avenue- The assortment of food stands and restaurants along this road makes for one of Konoha's busiest streets.
10. Amaiguriama- A shop specializing in tea and sweets, this establishment is very popular among the village's youth and anyone otherwise possessed of a sweet tooth.
11. Yamanaka Flowers- A shop situated on the corner of Tea Avenue supplied and run by the Yamanaka clan. A wide variety of lovely flowers can be bought here for any occasion.
12. Yakiniku Q- A nice sit-down restaurant where grills are built into the tables and raw food is supplied to be cooked to personal perfection.
13. Ichiraku Ramen- The best ramen in all of Konoha, this food stand boasts noodles that some say can rival the Land of Noodles.
15. Shopping District- A large, multi-level marketplace where shops and stands sell everything from basic weaponry or clothing to toys and imported wares.
16. Movie Theatre- Pictures and words come to life! See your favorite novels and romantic tales played out on the big screen in Konoha's first and only theatre!
17. Shushuya- A restaurant/bar that serves its own unique brand of sake and large platter dishes. The sake and yakitori served here are both very popular.
26. Maito Forge- Stationed next to the Naka River, the Milani Forge specializes in weaponry and provides some of the best equipment in the village.

5. Jounin Station- This is where the village's Jounin are usually housed and remain during off-duty hours. Located so close to the Hokage Mansion, they're able to react quickly in times of crisis.
6. Hokage Residence- Contrary to popular belief, the Hokage doesn't actually live behind their desk. They have a separate, designated building to eat, sleep, and study when time permits.
22. Guest Apartments- A set of buildings set aside for foreign shinobi and visitors. Located near the village gate closest to the travel seal.

14. Hyuuga Compound- Located in the heart of the village, white walls close off unwanted eyes and noise. Casual passersby will not be permitted and attempted intrusions are not advised.
19. Nara Forest- The vast forest that stretches east of the village belongs largely to the Nara clan. Known for their contributions to medicines and their manipulation of shadows, only members of the clan are allowed entry.
23. Kurama Clan- A small clan possessed of talented genjutsu wielders, they often keep to themselves in this secluded part of the village.
24. Uchiha District- Unofficially the designated residential zone for the Uchiha clan, they -unlike some other clans- live peacefully among the civilian residents of the village. In canon, a section of this was walled off and all Uchiha were moved from throughout the village to this location.
27. Akimichi Estate- A grand estate that displays the power and prosperity of their clan, the Akimichi make for the kindest hosts a guest could ask for, if a little overly passionate about food. If ever invited, bring an empty stomach.
31. Aburame Clan- Content to live in a small, forested part of the village, the Aburame are an isolated clan that has reached an unspoken understanding with the surrounding villagers- peace in exchange for a contained bug population.
32. Inuzuka Holdings- Quite unlike the Aburame, the Inuzuka clan are a wild bunch and take up considerably more space with their canine companions. Cat owners beware.

18. Reservoir- A large space where much of Konoha's stores of water are kept and distributed throughout the village.
20. Memorial Stone- A large, glossy stone inscribed with the names of heroic shinobi that were killed in action in the defense of their village.
21. Cemetery- A large, grassy field where Konoha's fallen shinobi are visited by their friends and family.

The river branches off into much smaller pieces not pictured above before going underground and under the cliff face sitting over Konoha. Where it emerges in this image is where the spring underground resurfaces and it eventually turns into the Naka River as it leaves the village.

1. Kazekage Tower- A weather-worn building that's withstood and been shaped by Sunagakure's sandstorms for decades. No less can be said of its Kazekage or the administrative staff that support him within.
12. Academy- Sunagakure's hopefuls are given the base training necessary to become one of the village's fierce protectors.
14. Puppet Corps- The shinobi that receive specialized training here in the kugutsu arts are the pride of the village.
15. Intelligence Sector- Looking just about identical to Suna's general infrastructure, the quiet pursuit and exchange of information is nothing more than a whisper on the wind.
16. Aviary- Hawks used as a means of communication for both national and international purposes can be found here.
23. ANBU Headquarters- Shadowed by the overhanging cliff, Sunagakure's elite of the elite operate in this far-off structure.
28. Library- For the literary-inclined to read up on everything from the history of kugutsu and flashy fuuton jutsu, to the art of digging wells.
31. Project Testing Area- Strictly forbidden to all but the highest-ranking shinobi, this area is often highly dangerous.

18. Hospital- The wounded are treated here, with a few separate rooms set aside for intensive operations.
19. Administrative Sector- Civilian complaints and domestic affairs are primarily held in this sector, functioning as a sort of overflow from the Hokage Tower when the volume gets a bit too high.

10. Public Baths- Nothing beats the heat quite like a refreshing dip in Sunagakure's public baths. Pools come in different sizes and temperatures.
17. Arena- Every few years, village shinobi take the time to empty out this sand pit to reveal a proper arena underneath.
20. Park- A playground for children of all ages to play and compete.
21. Art District- Think this desert village lacks culture? Galleries in this district are full of paintings, fancy pottery, art supplies, and even make-up.
29. Affinity Training Field- Chakra natures don't come easy, so pull up a bit of dirt and see what happens.
32. Weapon Training Field- A hazardous area not quite as dangerous as Project Testing, but most will still want to leave this field to those training and do their best not to get in the way of one another.
33. Guest Training Area- For Sunagakure's foreign guests, these training fields are dedicated to their use, or otherwise used as overflow when necessary.

2. Food Market- Includes Suna's unique delicacies alongside the usual standard fare. Scorpion on a stick is popular with the locals.
3. Shopping District- The go-to place for usual domestic needs, but also home to a few pricey bits of fabric and specialty wares.
4. General Weapons- They're nothing pretty to look at, but Suna's blades are sharp, and it's the only place to find their unique long-bladed kunai.
5. Bookstore- Books mostly of entertaining and fictional brands are found here for purchase. There's also a newsstand and the store owners can import foreign reading material on request.
13. Puppetry Supply- Everything from basic wooden constructs to deadly poisons and stealth weapons are sold here.
22. Movie Theater- Most often frequented for how cool the interior is, the theatre can accommodate a surprisingly large amount of people and is sometimes used as a grand meeting room.
24. Bazaar- A winding, indoor marketplace where exotic goods are sold and are ever-changing.
25. Grill Pit- A popular local hangout, both civilians and shinobi gather here on pleasant days to have a good old-fashioned cookout and exchange gossip or training tips.

6. Guest Housing- For Sunagakure's esteemed guests, enjoy a semi-decent view of the cliffside and the expanse of the desert beyond it.
7. Jounin Housing- This sector houses Sunagakure's elite in a building well-equipped to handle both sandstorms and surprise attacks.
8. Family housing- Multi-level complexes built specifically for both civilians and shinobi families. Complete with rooftop terraces for enjoying the night air.
27. Kazekage Residence- The Kazekage's home away from home, when he needs to sleep and study without interruption.

9. Water Storage Reservoir- What just might be the most important location in the village, the reservoirs hold the village's most precious commodity- water- and it's heavily guarded.
11. Water Treatment Facility- In getting most of their water from ground wells, it's treated here to ensure the village's widespread health. Also under heavy guard.
26. Dry Food Storage- This building houses what are essentially emergency rations in case of attack, severe storms, or significant drought.
30. Greenhouses- With extremely limited land on which to plant anything but the hardiest plants, these greenhouses store precious herbs and plants not otherwise found in the desert.

1. Tsuchikage Building- A low building with several satellites attached, it's the center of the village, and where all shinobi go for their assignments.
2. Library- A two-level building, above ground and underground, the Library keeps all fragile pieces below while the more durable things stay in village circulation.
13. Intelligence- This is where ciphers, spies, and the odd prisoner come to be.
17. Aviary- Equipped with bigger birds than the typical aviary, anyone can use them to send letters and packages.
20. Academy- This is one of the better spread out buildings in the village, but it's where the young are taught to ninja, so that just makes sense.
22. Archives- This is where all paperwork comes to live once it's no longer readily relevant.
30. ANBU Headquarters- ANBU are trained, sleep, and live in this building from the day they come into the day they leave the force to the normal Shinobi forces.

29. Hospital- Come get tended! They really don't want to see you too often guys.

5. Hot Springs- In winter this place is practically overflowing with people, but it's not exactly slow in spring either.
6. Park- This park is a nice open area where people can look at the trees in summer, but in winter it turns into a place for an army of snowmen during the snow-building competition.
11. Stadium- When the Chunin Exams come around, this is where the feats of skill get shown off.
12. Waypoint- This tower is a standing monument to the exams, and every year it's held, potentials are sent here before being led blindfolded into the mountains. They have to return to this tower to move on.
A-E. Training Areas- These are varied areas for training open to everyone in the village.
F-G. Guest Training Areas- These are a pair of small training areas set aside for guests. Most other people don't bother with them unless there is absolutely nowhere else open.

3. Cocoa Shop- A shop that sells more drinks than just its name, it's also incredibly well known for its range of cookies.
4. Fine Dined- This place's name is somewhat deceptive because it's less fine dining and more simply excellent food. Hearty and filling is the goal here.
7. Ryou Filter- This place is known for drinking money... but then, it's a gambling hall so that's expected.
8. Winter Emporium- This store caters to winter worries. Roof reinforcement, window covers, heavy coats, candles, and firewood. This is the place to go for it all.
9. The Alehouse- Did someone say alcohol? This place has the best, with several locally brewed styles not found anywhere else in the elemental nations... and the food is good too.
18. Fine Forging- If you need weapons, this is the best place in town.
19. Rui's Gear- Weapon pouches, seal paper, mesh armor? This place has it all, and they will cover your ninja needs.
21. Sensei's Treat- If you need something sweet, this is a place to be. They have cakes, dango, and all manner of teas both hot and cold.
23. Cloth Catalyst- The fashionable place to get your clothes. And reasonable prices too.
24. Movie Theater- Come see a movie here! Even if they're sometimes a couple of months late due to blizzards.
25. Mei's Books- This bookstore sells both used and new.
26. The Tradehouse- A unique feature, this building is a place where you can come with whatever goods you have, be it food, weapons, or blankets, and trade it with anyone who will make a deal with you. No complaining. The management takes strong exception to people who try to go back on a deal without good reason.
27. Pretty Pets- The pet store of Iwa! Admittedly, it doubles as a place for nin-animals without a home, but what can you do?
28. Winsome Wonder- This music store sells both instruments and things to play recordings on, but the big attraction is the atrium out back where small concerts can be played.

10. Guest Housing- Of course, foreign shinobi and dignitaries have a place to stay in this complex building of apartments.
16. Tsuchikage Mansion- The leader of the village has to live somewhere... and it might as well be in style.

14. Kamizuru Fields- The only clan that regularly uses their clan name, this family has a corner and fields set aside to tend to their bees. Their property has greenhouses as well.

15. Winter Storehouses- Iwa is known for its hash winters, and these storehouses are loaded up with any food that can be preserved over the summer months.

1. Raikage Office- Administrative Ahoy! The Raikage has the best view, but the deeper you go into the mountain, the more administrative everything you find.
2. Library- Placed on one of the taller mountains, it's something of a hike to get up to it, and there are many little shops and residences scattered along the cliffs underneath it. But hey, if you want a book they have, it's worth it, right?
4. Academy- Where young shinobi to be are trained up! It's not unheard of for families with young kids to get priority in the housing surrounding the school, since no one wants there to be a falling accident. Thus, it's rare to have a family living nearby that doesn't have at least one child.
5. Intelligence- Set on a comfortably hard to get to bit of mountain, this building is where prisoners are dragged and spy networks are maintained from.
7. Watchtower- Located on the most vulnerable section of the village, this perch serves as a lookout and checkpoint for anyone coming into the village. State your business.
15. Archive- Kept on the upper slant away from the flood areas, this is where all reports and files end up.
17. ANBU Headquarters- Secured more underground than most of the village buildings, the ANBU headquarters are where the ANBU all train and work, most of the time.
24. Aviary- The birds are friendly, and there are almost never any issues getting to them. They also know to bring replies right to the person who sent them out instead of making people haul off to the aviary to check.

3. Hospital- Carefully placed essentially smack dab in the middle of the village, this building probably has the most bridges of any. Then again, it's a hospital. It's well-loved.

9. Training Plateau- The most popular in-village training area, the plateau is just like it sounds. A nice big flat space of rock. Please be careful, there aren't handrails.
11. Arena- Chunin exams ahoy! Of course, there are also periodic game events hosted here, and its another place to train, so there's that.
22. Music Hall- Music music everywhere! The top level is a performance area that's rather spacious and conducts sound beautifully. The under-level seels instruments and music sheets, as well as recordings.
25. Public Baths- This is one of the lower buildings in the village, mainly because it's wide and smack on top of its mountain with a fine canopy overhead to keep out prying eyes. It's nevertheless a popular place to go.

13. Grand BBQ House- What it says on the tin, people. This is the best place to get meat off the grill and BBQed both, though it's unfortunate to say it's a bit pricey because small game is easier to come by in the area than big.
16. Grocery- Need groceries? These guys can help. Come here for all your home shopping needs. They'll even help you carry it home!
18. Weapons and Leather- A shinobi supply store! These guys cover weapons, and by that, they have a line on an excellent supply of swords, as well as armor, exploding tags, and a vast variety of other shinobi goods.
20. Grand Boutique- Clothes, clothes everywhere. Shinobi grade fashion friendly is the style of the day, and you can special order anything you want in any color if they can't satisfy you off the rack.
21. Art Emporium- Half and half art museum and art store, you can buy pretty much everything in this building, and have fun looking at it too. Most sales displays are tactically placed around art that used those mediums to be created.
23. Movie Theater- Placed high up over the water, and admittedly taking a bit of ambition to get to, the movie theater nonetheless is worth the jaunt, as the surround sound system is excellent.

6. Jounin Waystation- Need a place to crash for a day or three? Between missions and don't want to bother with an apartment? This is where you want to be! If you're a jounin anyway.
8. Foreign Housing- Coming to visit Kumo? They have a mountainside just for you. Enjoy that wonderful view.
10. Flood Retreat- Some points of the village just didn't manage to get the elevation needed to keep them out of the flood-path when waters rise in the spring. While people have learned, and building low enough for this to be a problem is rare, there is still the odd flood season that wipes out the lower buildings. People have to live somewhere while their house gets relocated. Again.
14. Raikage Residence- The Raikage have all traditionally lived here... usually with the eight tails jinchuuriki.

12. Nii Residence- Most notable because of their abilities, this clan often has been given the honor of housing the two tails, and as such have an excellent reputation.
19. Yotsuki Estate- Known often as the right-hand family of Kumo, they're one of the groups that are known for their name and are rather proud of it. They even have a nice estate with satellite buildings.

1. Mizukage Spire- The headquarters of the Mizukage, their office, and any other administrative offices, are housed here, including mission distribution and report reception. The structure is well fortified and guarded against external (and internal) attacks.
2. Archives- This building houses the archival history and mission information for the village and its ninja, including resources about enemy ninja past and present, the history of the various Kiri uprisings, and highly classified information on the kekkei genkai of those in the village.
3. Library- Focused on primarily ninja-related research, there are both open access and restricted areas.
4. Intelligence Department- Intel is closely guarded and no one may enter this building without the proper clearance. Somewhere within this building is also the home of the Cypher Division, Kiri's secret intelligence squad, but very few know anything about it.
6. Aviary- The building houses birds used for carrying messages over long distances. They are primarily used for ninja-related purposes, but can be utilized by civilians as well.
7. Academy- This is the school where children are trained to be ninjas. In the not-so-distant past, academy students were forced to kill each other in order to graduate. The practice was discontinued when the entire graduating class of students was massacred by (non-student) Momochi Zabuza.
10. Anbu/Hunter Nin Facility- The barracks, training fields, and administrative offices for ANBU and the Hunter Ninja (a unique division of ANBU tasked with hunting down Kiri's extensive list of missing nin) are housed here.

24. Hospital- ...KIRI NIN DON'T NEED NO HOSPITAL. THEY BITE OFF THEIR OWN TONGUES. THEY KILL THEIR CLASSMATES IN THE HUNGER GAMES! HOSPITAL, PFFT. BANDAGES? WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' BANDAGES! Kiri ninjas may rarely seek out medical attention, but just in case they really need it, a hospital staff is on hand. If they forget to dose patients with painkillers...well, they're just toughening them up.

14. Hot Springs- Publicly accessible hot springs, perfect for a good soak.
15. Public Baths- Perfect for cleaning up after a long journey.
16. Stadium- When Kiri hosts a Chunin Exam, this is the stadium where combatants fight. When not in use for exams, other contests--often deadly--may be held here.
A-F. Public Training Areas- Open to ninjas and civilians alike, these open fields have basic training posts and plenty of areas in which to test your skills.

13. Market District- Filled with grocers and food stands with local food and imports, this is the place to find the makings for dinner.
18. Gambling Houses- A seedy part of town, this is where high-rollers come to gamble and ninjas come to drink and spend their mission pay. Nearby is also the Red-Light District.
20. Restaurant Lane- An area known for its eateries.
23. Leisure District- Stroll through this district where shopping, entertainment, and restaurants are all found in one place.

5. Mizukage Mansion- Home of the Mizukage, this is a well-guarded and well-furnished residence that very few are permitted access to.
17. Guest Lodgings- When non-residents visit Kiri, this is where they stay. The area is well-guarded, but not for the benefit of the guests.

8. Terumi Estate- Home of the Terumi family, notably Terumi Mei. The family possesses the kekkei genkai for Lava Release ninjutsu and Boil Release ninjutsu.
9. Ameyuri Estate- Home of the Ameyuri family; weapon makers and sellers, they pride themselves on having the best forges in the village.
11. Hoshigaki Compound- Family home of Hoshigaki Kisame, the "Monster of the Hidden Mist."
12. Hozuki Holdings- Lands held by the Hozuki Clan, whose specialty is the Hydrification Technique. This was the clan of the second Mizukage, Hozuki Gengetsu.
19. Yuki Compound- Known as the "cursed" Yuki Clan, who possess the Ice Release kekkei genkai, this family rarely ever manifests their talents anymore and seems to put out many civilians instead, though they're watched nonetheless.
21. Funato Dock- Homes and shops held by the pirates of Kirigakure. This clan is known for its ability to vanish into the ocean if there is any undue pressure placed on them as a group.
22. Kaguya Estate- Residence of the Kaguya Clan, whose skilled members have been in decline because of their high instances of turning on their handlers. There hasn't been a viable member of this clan in public in several years.

8a, 8b. Cell blocks- On the other side of a locked door, the cell blocks are where prisoners are kept... as well as the odd Oto shinobi who dramatically failed a mission.
22. Administrative Hall- This is where Orochimaru runs things from, giving missions and keeping files.
24. Academy Training- This is the area where all the youngest in the village come for their training in the basics. Only the non-Jutsu, non-weapon stuff of course. That gets taken topside.

2. Civilian Administration- Above-ground, this is the civilian area where all missions and shipments for the shinobi get check-pointed, and where all information pertaining specifically to civilian matters is stored.
10. Medical Bay- Located right next to the public lab, there is always someone here willing to experiment and treat people.
23. Public Kitchens- Because most rooms in the village don't have kitchens, this huge space is devoted entirely to having people cook in it. Beware, if you store your goods here someone might make off with them.

4. Bathhouse- Kept above-ground, this luxurious area has deep pools and pristine water that anyone can use.
21. Music Hall- This is where people come to use their jutsu for non-aggressive purposes of actual, you know, music.

5. Grill House- Above-ground. One of only two restaurants in Oto, this one is devoted to BBQ and is known for always being willing to take requests for future dishes.
6. Noodle Shop- Above-ground. The other restaurant in Oto, this one is where you can get every sort of tea imaginable, sweets, and of course, the noodles. They have more than just ramen and udon here, so enjoy.
16. Seamstress Station- A pair of nin from a family who learned to move inanimate objects, they, unfortunately, don't have enough power to use it properly for combat, so they instead turned to sewing. Any clothing anyone needs can be gotten here, just bring an idea of what you want.
19. Bar- Kept near one of the village entrances, this bar is run by a crippled shinobi who is still incredibly good with her hands. She also has excellent taste in liquor.
20. Gambling Deck- Run on rotation by different shinobi in the village, every night depends on who happens to be the one running things. There are different games along the walls, but it's really the card and dice games people come for.

1. Civilian Housing- Above-ground, this is where the civilians who live permanently in the village all stay.
17. Elite Rooms- If you're in Orochimaru's good books, you get access to this luxurious set of rooms.
18. Orochimaru's Rooms- He can be found here reading or sleeping, though usually, those who bother him here have the questionable concern that they hopped a line.

11. Medical Supplies- Various kinds of medical and lab equipment are stored in this area.
12. Food Storage- Stockpiled food is kept here, and the room is specially sealed to make storage a matter of stasis so nothing rots.
13. Weapon Storage- Weapons, weapons everywhere. Anything taken off captured nin is stored here, as well as the occasional replacement shipment of weapons from the civilian village. Anyone can use these.
14. Mission Supply Storage- Poison, exploding tags, armor, and anything else you need for shinobi day-to-day in terms of supplies can be found here.
15. Clothing Material Supply- Cloth, leather, and even some metal is stored here. The only way to get to it is through the Seamstress Station. They're very protective.

3a Hazardous Greenhouse- The more dangerous of the two, the greenhouse is restricted access because the plants inside are incredibly deadly.
3b Gentle Greenhouse- This is the greenhouse with open access to everyone, and contains some of the more innocuous plants that don't move on their own or otherwise inflict harm without help.
7. Orochimaru's Private Lab- Orochimaru sometimes shares poorly, so of course his lab space is private. The only time people come here is when he brings them here personally.
9. Public Laboratory- This is the Lab that everyone is permitted to use, and is broken up into several rooms within the main hall.

1. Watch Spire- This is the tallest point in Amegakure, and stands several floors higher than any other building. It's two skyways go to the Library, and the Governance Building.
2. Aviary- Due to the wet nature of the village, all birds are capable of flying easily in wet weather with watertight cases.
5. Library- The lower floors are inaccessible from the outside, with a stairway going up to the third floor, and the skyways of this building are in the private library areas. Everything below the stairway is a private jutsu library and an array of fragile works that need to be kept in controlled conditions and are not accessible to the public without authorization. One skyway goes to the spire, the other goes to the Archives.
9. Archives- Kept away from the Library it's connected to, the Archives are everything related to missions that need to be written down and archived.
10. Intelligence Department- The God of Ame may be powerful and all-seeing, but he still needs people to be able to act on that information and to feed him information from other countries. All of the work related to that goes on here. This building is connected by a skyway to the Weapon Stores.
17. Academy- This building uses space in a way that allows every year to be devoted to a year of students, with the ground floor being devoted to adults wishing to learn to fight, and the various years of students from least experienced at the bottom to most experienced at the top, rotating up each season.
21. Governance Building- This is the building where people go with petitions, to get missions, and when they need to see Pein or Konan for anything at all. The building has skyways to the Spire and the Artist Hall.
29. Laboratory- Restricted in access, this building is devoted to experiments of varying kinds, and is very carefully monitored to make sure no one abuses any privileges they have acquired to use it. It's linked by skyway directly to Nagato's home, though there is a locked and sealed door on his end so that his home cannot be entered without permission.

16. Hospital- Set close to the training areas, this building is often used and abused by the shinobi who come rolling in. The staff does the best they can, but the technology, at least, isn't outdated as it is in some places. It has skyways linking it to both a major residential area and to one of the nicer rice places.

19. Bath House- Unconventional due to there being four floors, this building nonetheless is carefully reinforced and sealed so that there is no risk of collapse. There is no peaking as plants have been lovingly planted along the windows on each floor so that an open feel can be maintained in an enclosed space. The bottom floor is for family groups with children, the second floor is for men, and the third is for women. The top floor has hot soaking mixed baths which are individual tubs instead of open areas like the other three floors. There are plant and paper partitions between tubs on this floor.
20. Artist Hall- This building is devoted to art. Painting, sculpting, music, they can all be found on the various floors, either being done, on the lower floors, or being displayed on the upper floors. In the case of music, the top floor is for accomplished performances, and those learning are at the very bottom floor, so there's no risk of hearing one when you go to do the other. It's linked directly to the Governance Building by skyway.
22-25. Training Buildings- Each stands at two stories tall, and are the shortest buildings in Amegakure, these buildings are nearly hollow inside, and are open to any shinobi in the village to use for practice.
30. Outdoor Training Area- The only outdoor training facility within the walls of the village.

3. Aoto's Eaterie- A restaurant best known for its stews, though they also have fabulous curries. The top floor has a bridge that goes across to a candy store.
6. Paper Store- Due to Ame's uneasy trade situation, paper of any kind tends to be pricey, so here is where people go to share their wares, be it handmade or commercial.
7. Book Store- Books, magazines, comics, all of them are found here for the intelligent buyer. Sometimes older library books that are in disrepair will be handed over to be sold at a discount. The bridge here goes across to a residential housing block.
11. Weapon Stores- Each level of this building features another store, and each one specializes in a different breed of weapon. You're sure to find what you need. This is connected by Skyway to both the Intelligence Department and the Clothing Depot.
12. Supply Station- This building is devoted to supplies. Each floor is a different kind, and you can find kitchen, camping, mission, and art supplies on the various floors.
13. Clothing Depot- This building is a marvelous place to find anything made of cloth or leather. From the heavy armor store on the top floor, to the light daywear on the bottom floor you are sure to find anything you could possibly need on your body here. The skyway of this building connects to the Weapon Depot.
14. The Grocery- This is the only place in the village you can find groceries. It's got different stores for different things, from vegetables, to bread, to snack food, you can find it here. If it's in the village that is. This is linked by Skyway to the Greenhouse.
18. Movie Theater- One of the few things that have been tenaciously chased, there are regular showings of movies in Ame, and each floor is carefully arranged to maximize how many movies can be seen and how often.
26. Restaurant Sector- The name is misleading, as this building is right next to the governmental nexus of the city, and while it does contain several restaurants, it also happens to be surrounded by game shops and leisure areas of that nature. It's linked by skyway to the jounin housing.

4. Nagato's Residence- This particular building houses all of his Paths when he is not using them and is space shared with Konan.
8. Guest Accommodations- Ame rarely has visitors, but it's very easy to keep an eye on them in this building, which even has a breakfast place on the ground floor.
27. Jounin Housing- This is a set of buildings where Jounin are welcome to live, either as singles or as families, with the top floor being a rotating suite with rooms for temporary post and pre-mission lodging. There is a skyway leading to the primary Restaraunt Sector of the city.
28. Akatsuki Housing- This area is devoted to the Akatsuki who have sworn themselves to Ame and their families, and is basically a reward to the elite who have made it to his top ranks. There are skyways throughout the area.

15. Greenhouse- This building has more windows than any other building on the floor, and sunlamps are rigged lining all the ceilings at varying angles. This is Ame's bid to try to keep their village, and sometimes the country as a whole, fed. It's connected by skyway to the Grocery.

1a. ANBU Headquarters- Where all instruction, mission assignments, and supplies are kept and distributed. This building also serves as the medical facility for ANBU. As with anything associated with ANBU, this location has highly restricted access.
1b. ANBU Living Space- Basically a barracks for anyone in ANBU.
1c. ANBU Training Area- A private, cordoned-off area only to be used for ANBU due to the danger involved in mingling their techniques outside that zone at that level.

2. Library and Archives- The archives are found on the higher levels, but the main floor is an open-access library anyone can add to and borrow from.
5. Academy- What it says on the tin. Unlike many villages, students of all ages can be found at this facility, but they're still all students of the shinobi arts.
6. Administrative Building- The leader of the village is often found here, and this is where missions are distributed and reports are received.

13. Hospital- Newly secured, the hospital has room to grow in a two-story building with what is currently a small staff. But they have plenty of rooms, so don't think they won't check you in.

A-E Partitioned Lots- While most of these are used as training areas, and set up accordingly, these zones are readily convertible for any overflow, such as if more housing needs to be built.

3. Lighthouse- Several flights of incredibly steep stairs carved into the cliff face leading up to this massive structure.
4. Old Uzushio Ruins- Off this coast, the waters are extremely treacherous and nearly impassable. There are still repercussions of the fall of the previous village, and whirlpools are among the many hazards.
7. Check-in Office- If you're coming in by boat, you have to go through this building area first before they'll let you go any further. They'll check your papers, verify your purpose for being in the village, and then escort you to your destination or accommodations for your stay before releasing you, if you're not a resident, that is.
8a, 8b. Passenger Ship Docks- To reduce confusion and port congestion, all passenger ships arrive at these docks. They are slightly smaller than the merchant and cargo docks.
9a, 9b, 9c. Merchant and Cargo Docks- The larger of the two docks, these are built for large ships that come bearing goods.
10. Shipping District- This area is where merchants check in and store their goods in one of several large storage buildings.

11. Restaurant Square- A series of closely-built buildings mark this zone. The ramen shop, located in the building that houses four eateries, is exceptionally popular.
12. Shopping District- The goods coming in have to be sold somewhere, and this is the place. Clothes, books, and weapon supplies can all be found in this market area.