Ghostwire Tokyo – All Nostalgic Nekomata Relic Request Locations

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

By Erickson Melchoron

Nostalgia is a powerful thing. But in Ghostwire Tokyo, I doubt it’s powerful enough to destroy the Visitors crawling around Shibuya. If you’re looking for a blast from the past, maybe you want to hit up the Nostalgic Nekomata and its retro wares.

As the name suggests, the Nostalgic Nekomata is one that deals in relics 80s and 90s or probably an era older than that. Anyways, Its 7 relic requests are a far cry to a time when the internet wasn’t even a thing

The Ghostwire Tokyo Nostalgic Nekomata can be found east of the Hirokawa Shrine. Here’s where you can find all 7 Ghostwire Tokyo Nostalgic 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 Nostalgic Nekomata Relic Request List

  1. Bubble Era Folding Fan
  2. Model Supercar
  3. Model Frilled Lizard
  4. Model Axolotl
  5. Loose Socks
  6. Gara-Kei
  7. Portable Cassette Player

Ghostwire Tokyo Nostalgic Nekomata Relic Request Locations

Relic 1 – Bubble Era Folding Fan

Located on a rooftop of a building east of the Akisawa Shrine. The Bubble Era Folding Fan can be found on a stage beside a pile of clothes.

Reward: 1,990 Meika

Relic 2 – Model Supercar

Located in an office building near the Namita Shrine. The model supercar can be found on a table surrounded by various other items. It is first accessible during the “Deep Cleaning” side mission.

Hint: If you ever see any interesting buildings, stop by for a look inside.

Reward: 1,200 Meika

Relic 3 – Model Frilled Lizard

Located in the trash-filled house near the Shiroyama Shrine. The model frilled lizard can be found in a closet on the second floor of the house. It is first accessible during the “Hoarder’s House” side mission.

Reward: 5,000 Meika

Relic 4 – Model Axolotl

Located on top of a shed near the Namihara Shrine. The Model Axolotl can be found on a plastic tray surrounded by clothes overlooking a graveyard.

Reward: 4,500 Meika

Relic 5 – Loose Socks

Located in a bathroom at the edges of a park near the Shiroyama Shrine. The loose socks can be found on a shelf behind the toilet.

Reward: 12,500 Meika

Relic 6 – Gara-Kei

Located inside an abandoned apartment complex near the Utagawa Shopping District Torii Gate. The Gara-Kei can be found on a couch in a side room near some bags of trash. It is first accessible during the “Nesting Evil” side mission.

Reward: 1,980 Meika

Relic 7 – Portable Cassette Player

Located in Shibuya train station near the Kuo Shrine. The portable cassette player can be found on one of the seats in the subway car at the back of the station.

Reward: 7,800 Meika

Ghostwire Tokyo Nostalgic Nekomata Relic Request Bonus Rewards

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

  • Complete 3 Requests
    • Stun Talisman x2
  • Complete 5 Requests
    • Outfit: Sunglasses (Khaki)
  • Complete All Requests
    • Outfit: RIOT DIVISION Art T-Shirt

And that’s about it for the Ghostwire Tokyo Nostalgic 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
Managing Editor
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.