Location from Naruto by Masashi Kishimoto
The largest and most powerful of the five great ninja villages, founded by Hashirama Senju and Madara Uchiha in the Land of Fire. Home to Naruto and the series' central conflicts.
Konoha hums with life — academy students sparring in courtyards, merchants calling from market stalls, ninja leaping between rooftops on missions. Beneath the peaceful surface lie generations of secrets: the Uchiha massacre, Root's operations, the sealed tailed beasts. The village's Will of Fire philosophy binds its people but has also been used to justify terrible sacrifices. Every street corner holds history — the ramen stand where a lonely boy found belonging, the memorial stone listing the honored dead, the training grounds where legends were forged.
A sprawling village nestled in dense forest, dominated by the Hokage Rock cliff face carved with the faces of all Hokage. Traditional Japanese architecture mixes with modern buildings. The great gates bear the Leaf symbol. Rooftops spread across wooded hills beneath a warm sky.
Also known as: Konoha, Konohagakure, Hidden Leaf Village, The Leaf