Kamui Kotan or Kamuy Kotan (カムイコタン), roughly translated as "Kami Village" or "the place where God lives", is a fictional village where Nakoruru and her relatives live. The village's name could have taken its namesake from the mythical Ainu deity, Kamui Kotan koru Kamui.
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| - Kamui Kotan or Kamuy Kotan (カムイコタン), roughly translated as "Kami Village" or "the place where God lives", is a fictional village where Nakoruru and her relatives live. The village's name could have taken its namesake from the mythical Ainu deity, Kamui Kotan koru Kamui.
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| - Nakoruru's stage from Samurai Shodown
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| - Nakoruru, Rimururu, Mamahaha, Shikuru, Sanouku, Monashiri, Mikato, Hokute, Yantamu, Manari, Manari's mother, Outada, Hibaba, Ubaba, Mibaba
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| - Kamui Kotan or Kamuy Kotan (カムイコタン), roughly translated as "Kami Village" or "the place where God lives", is a fictional village where Nakoruru and her relatives live. The village's name could have taken its namesake from the mythical Ainu deity, Kamui Kotan koru Kamui. In reality, Kamui Kotan is used by the Ainu to name places that are purely natural and shouldn't be reached by people through normal means - according to the legends and myths of their various kamui. As such, there are various locations that previously held the title; a few of the well known locations are Ishikari River, the Rekifune River near Taiki, and Rubetsu Village. The standard Japanese spelling of the term Kamui Kotan is "神居古潭".
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