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KATSU
Name Katsu KaishuKATSU KAISHU
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Contracts 40
Rewards COINS7,302,000
GEMS80
FISH6,421,000
WOOD3,853,000
STONE2,178,000
IRON1,433,000
XP6,036,000
Final Rewards GEMS20
Level Material Reward XP Bonus Required capacity
1FISH233,000WOOD272,000
 XP43,000 80x 2,913
2IRON52,000COINS572,000
 XP46,000 20x 2,600
3SAILORS5,000FISH497,000
 XP49,000 2x 2,500
4COINS333,000IRON94,000
 XP52,000 120x 2,775
5GRAPE VINE3,000STONE72,000
 XP55,000 1x 3,000
6WOOD163,000COINS597,000
 XP58,000 50x 3,260
7STONE98,000GEMS10
 XP61,000 35x 2,800
8FISH257,000IRON100,000
 XP65,000 80x 3,213
9COCOA4,000WOOD135,000
 XP69,000 2x 2,000
10IRON59,000FISH464,000
 XP73,000 20x 2,950
11COINS381,000STONE191,000
 XP77,000 120x 3,175
12WOOD190,000COINS696,000
 XP81,000 50x 3,800
13MECHANICAL PART110GEMS15
 XP86,000 1x 110
14STONE116,000WOOD346,000
 XP91,000 40x 2,900
15FISH309,000IRON121,000
 XP96,000 80x 3,863
16CLOTH5,000COINS367,000
 XP101,000 2x 2,500
17IRON72,000FISH565,000
 XP107,000 20x 3,600
18COINS469,000STONE235,000
 XP113,000 134x 3,500
19WOOD236,000IRON138,000
 XP119,000 59x 4,000
20SAILORS8,300GEMS15
 XP125,000 3x 2,767
21STONE233,000WOOD600,000
 XP132,000 64x 3,641
22MECHANICAL PART185FISH875,000
 XP139,000 1x 185
23IRON140,000COINS1,310,000
 XP146,000 40x 3,500
24FISH655,000STONE390,000
 XP154,000 140x 4,679
25COCOA5,000WOOD260,000
 XP162,000 2x 2,500
26COINS953,000IRON230,000
 XP171,000 200x 4,765
27WOOD480,000FISH1,080,000
 XP180,000 96x 5,000
28STONE293,000GEMS20
 XP189,000 64x 4,579
29MECHANICAL PART250COINS1,670,000
 XP199,000 1x 250
30IRON176,000WOOD790,000
 XP209,000 40x 4,400
31SAILORS11,000STONE590,000
 XP220,000 4x 2,750
32FISH868,000IRON290,000
 XP231,000 160x 5,425
33WOOD606,000FISH1,370,000
 XP243,000 96x 6,313
34COINS1,323,000GEMS20
 XP256,000 210x 6,300
35GRAPE VINE7,000WOOD350,000
 XP269,000 2x 3,500
36STONE388,000COINS2,090,000
 XP283,000 80x 4,850
37IRON232,000FISH1,570,000
 XP298,000 50x 4,640
38MECHANICAL PART310STONE700,000
 XP313,000 1x 310
39FISH1,093,000WOOD1,100,000
 XP329,000 200x 5,465
40SAILORS14,200IRON460,000
 XP346,000 4x 3,550
Final Rewards GEMS20
Summary COCOA-9,000
CLOTH-5,000
GRAPE VINE-10,000
MECHANICAL PART-855
SAILORS-38,500
 COINS3,843,000
GEMS100
FISH3,006,000
WOOD2,178,000
STONE1,050,000
IRON702,000
 XP6,036,000
 134,828
Level Description
1 Please, allow me to introduce myself. I am Katsu Kaishu, the captain of the Kanrin Maru. Please join me for a plate of sushi.
2 I heard you are an experienced captain and sailor. The Kanrin Maru is our first steamship and I am ashamed to admit, we Japanese don’t have much experience with such vessels.
3 Very humbly I ask for your help. I am going on an important mission to the United States of America, a great country across the ocean. We need more experienced sailors such as yourself.
4 Thank you very much, captain-san. Japan will be forever in your debt. Please advise me what do I need to obtain for such a long voyage. We can go and buy materials in Edo.
5 We have many beautiful and precious things in Japan and we have already chosen some as gifts for the Americans. But maybe you know more about western culture. What would they like?
6 We make our sake from rice. It tastes a bit different than this wine. Now we need to get the fuel for the voyage across the Pacific. We don’t have much deposits of coal in Japan so we will have to produce it.
7 We will be taking the personnel of the Japanese Embassy with us. These are important people and they need comfort on the ship, a soft bed and a warm stove in each cabin.
8 If you are interested, I can tell you a lot about Japan. Like our traditions, our ships, and our food. We can try catching a fugu fish. I know how to prepare it safely. You never tasted such a delicacy.
9 And like a dessert, we can have mochi. It’s a pastry from rice flour. I like it most with cocoa filling, but it is very rare in Japan. If you don’t have any cocoa, we will fill them with red bean paste.
10 Now we can sail on, captain-san. Our destination is Los Angeles. Have you been there before? No? Then we should take a compass.
11 I promised my wife to bring her some western clothing from America. Do you think I can buy it there for yen? I have no other money.
12 An American ship will be joining us. The Powhatan will show us the way to Los Angeles. We just need to have enough coal to follow her.
13 We are getting left behind by the Powhatan. There might be something wrong with Kanrin Maru. Can you inspect the engine room, captain-san? You surely know more about the steam machine than me.
14 We had too much cargo and it was slowing us down. We have taken too many statues and marble. Kanrin Maru was not built for such a heavy cargo. We need to deliver it separately.
15 Now we are sailing with good speed. We can invite the captain of the Powhatan to dine with us. We can ask him about his country and what we can expect once we get there.
16 Captain-san, can we speak in private? I have a problem. My formal kimono does not fit. I must have gained weight. Please, help me make a new one. I can sew it myself, I just need some cloth.
17 I am very much indebted to you. But let’s get back to sailor’s business. I am an experienced sailor in my country but I know little about the western shipbuilding. Tell me more about it.
18 Yes, we still rely very much on wood in shipbuilding. But as you say, metal is the future. I will think about it. But it will make the ships much more expensive, won’t it?
19 It’s good doing business with you. We also hope to improve our knowledge with the treaty we are going to sign with the United States. We were isolated for so long it froze our technological development.
20 For a long time, we have sailed only in the coastal waters. We did not wish to make contact with other nations so we stayed on our islands. Now we need to accept the help of other sailors like you.
21 We are nearing our destination. We should prepare for the official welcome. I will need to join our ambassadors. Can you take care of the unloading of our cargo?
22 While the official negotiations are running we could stroll around the city. We are just the sailors, they don’t need us there. Let’s go inspect their shipyard first!
23 I see their ships are much more developed than most of ours. But Kainan Maru will be the first of many such ships in Japan. I will bring back materials which will help us build the new Japanese fleet.
24 Now we have time to taste some local food. I am not so brave in food tasting as I am in sailing so let’s eat something familiar. Like fish. Maybe some local cook can prepare them for us.
25 Our ambassadors have successfully signed the Treaty of Commerce. They are having a celebration and we are invited. We can bring some cakes for the party.
26 That was a party! I am almost sorry to go home. But my job is sailing, so let’s sail home. Oh, I almost forgot. I need to get those clothes for my wife. Help me choose something nice.
27 I am sure my wife will like this dress. Thank you for helping me choose it, captain-san. Now we check Kainan Maru if she is ready for the voyage home. And fill her up with coal.
28 The delegation has purchased many items to send back to Japan. They will help us learn about western culture and follow their technological development. Will you help me transport the goods?
29 Let’s not forget the steamship parts. We can’t produce them in Japan yet, but we will learn. Even Kainan Maru was built by the Dutch. But don’t tell that to the Americans.
30 We are ready to sail home. The shogun will be most pleased with what we will bring with us. We can build a mighty fleet for Japan with these materials and information.
31 We are missing a few sailors. They must be still wandering around the city. Let’s go look for them. We will find them faster if there is more of us.
32 Shogun wants to hear what we learned in Los Angeles. Only the samurai are allowed in his presence, so you can’t come. But if you deliver food as a foreign merchant, you can enter the city.
33 Shogun was pleased with the news I brought. But some unrest is brewing in Edo. It seems the Shogun has strong opposition. He plans to build a fleet which will help him suppress the rebels.
34 I am forever loyal to the Shogun even though I can understand the arguments against him. I must work on that fleet he wants to build. Will you help me, captain-san?
35 A few cities in Japan are open to foreign merchants like you. If you wish to stay here, you can trade with grapes. The Japanese have come to like the western wine. You can make good money with it.
36 I have been appointed as the head of the Naval Academy in Kobe. Will you go visit one of my lectures? And I also need some materials to build a new hall. I know you can get them for me.
37 I have some distressing news. We are close to a war. The Shogun’s rivals are making their move. It might not be safe for you here anymore, captain-san.
38 Before you leave Japan, I have a last request. I am in charge of the shogun’s fleet and the next few steamships are shortly before their completion. We just need a few more parts.
39 It’s time for the last bite of sushi and a cup of warm sake. Let’s say goodbyes properly, like friends. It was good knowing you, captain-san. Arigato.
40 You should collect your sailors and leave Japan. After the war ends, I will be waiting for your visit. I hope we will meet again.
Final Don't forget to take your payment before you leave.
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