Ghostwire Tokyo – All Artsy Nekomata Relic Request Locations

Here is where to find all Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata Relic Request Locations.

By Erickson Melchoron

The streets of Shibuya in Ghostwire Tokyo are pretty empty since the fog rolled in. Thankfully, there’s a certain artsy nekomata who recently set up shop that may return some color back into this bland and tasteless world.

As the name suggests, the Artsy Nekomata is one that deals in paintings or any of its equivalent forms, by the looks of it. And thus, all its 5 relic requests will require you to fetch works of art. Does that make Akito an art thief now?

The Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata can be found north of the Yashin Shrine. Here’s where you can find all 5 Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata relic request locations in Shibuya.

What are Nekomata Relic Requests in Ghostwire Tokyo?

The Nekomata in Ghostwire Tokyo are yokai who are more than happy to provide supplies and ammunition to Akito for the right price. These wheelin’ and dealin’ cat-like yokai only deal in a special currency called Meika.

Occasionally, you may be tasked with acquiring relics for the Nekomata in exchange for Meika and other rewards. It is beneficial for both parties that these good relations continue for as long as possible. And nothing is more friendly than doing someone a favor.

Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata Relic Request List

  1. Sharaku Ukiyo-e
  2. Utamaro Ukiyo-e
  3. Hokusai Ukiyo-e
  4. Portrait of a Spirit
  5. Reiwa Placard

Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata Relic Request Locations

Relic 1 – Sharaku Ukiyo-e

Found in an alley east of the Shiroyama Shrine. The Sharaku Ukiyo-e can be found inside a storage shed behind a records store.

Reward: 18,000 Meika

Relic 2 – Utamaro Ukiyo-e

Located on the 4th floor of a hotel behind a hidden door shielded by a Nurikabe. The Utamaro Ukiyo-e can be found on the wall beside the bed. It can be picked up during or after the “Voice in the Wall” side mission.

Reward: 18,000 Meika

Relic 3 – Hokusai Ukiyo-e

Located in the Shibuya Kagerie Retail Complex next to the Kuo Shrine. The Hokusai Ukiyo-e can be found in a box on the 24th floor of the mall.

Reward: 17,500 Meika

How to find the elevator leading up to the Hokusai Ukiyo-e

On a normal day, getting around the Shibuya Kagerie Retail Complex is already taxing as it is. But looking for the elevator that’ll take you to room with the Hokusai Ukiyo-e is doubly taxing. Especially when other elevators don’t take you as high up where you need to go.

From the main floor, you’ll want to look for this mall entrance. From there, you want to go inside to look for an elevator. You may or may not have to fight Visitors, but chances are they’re there.

Afterward, you’ll want to look for this elevator. For some reason, this is the only functional elevator that goes up the 20+ floors where the relic is. Do note that you’ll have to fend off a Visitor ambush before safely collecting the relic.

Relic 4 – Portrait of a Spirit

Located in the Kuo Shrine. The portrait of a Spirit can be found on the wall of the shrine’s hall.

Reward: 4,900 Meika

Relic 5 – Reiwa Placard

Located in the Sengoku Center Building. The Reiwa Placard can be found inside a locker in the back of the offices. (Also, nice touch with the 2019 Meika reward. Very specific.)

Reward: 2,019 Meika

Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata Relic Request Bonus Rewards

These rewards are based on how many requests you’ve completed in the Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata Relic Request.

  • Complete 2 Requests
    • Camera Filter: Illustrated
  • Complete All Requests:
    • Katashiro x3

And that’s about it for the Ghostwire Tokyo Artsy Nekomata relic request locations. I hope this guide helped you out on your search! And remember there are other Nekomata out there looking for help in their own searches.

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Erickson Melchor
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Erickson is not just an indie game developer but also a discerning critic who aspires to see his games make a positive impact someday. In the meantime, he diligently works on his craft and immerses himself in a variety of games. You never know when and where inspiration might strike. As a Destiny 2 enthusiast, Erickson spends a considerable amount of time exploring the world of Guardians. Furthermore, as an editor for Sirus Gaming, Erickson blends his game development insights with a critical eye, aiming to enrich your gaming experience while sharing his unique perspective on the industry.