Editing 100 Acre Wood

As Sora enters the {{nihongo|'''{{a|100 Acre Wood}}'''|100エーカーの森|100 Ēkā no Mori|lit. "Forest of 100 Acres"}} he'll find himself on a map leading to the world's other areas. To unlock the world's locations Sora has to collect all of the book's pages. Upon his first visit only one area is available, the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Wood: Meadow}}'''|草原|Sōgen|lit. "Grassland"}}, where Sora meets Winnie the Pooh. It's a small meadow surrounded by trees, scattered with a few flowers and rocks, whose primary feature is a hollow, overturned log which Winnie the Pooh often uses as a seat. The next area contains  {{nihongo|'''{{a|Pooh's House}}'''|プーのいえ|Pū no Ie}}, where Sora meets the wise [[Owl]]. It is a humble cottage built into the roots of a large tree, standing alongside a meandering forest path. In the grass behind the cottage are five pots of honey which track Sora's progress in obtaining the [[Cheer]] ability<!--also mention in our Walkthrough:100 Acre Wood-->; when Sora has completed the required objective in one of the five involved [[mini-games]], the pot is filled with honey. Pooh keeps a sign reading "Mr. Sanders" above the door, as well as a bell and a note reading "RNIG ALSO",{{sic}} and has left a small cooking fire with a log to sit on directly below it. Through the door is {{nihongo|'''{{a|Pooh's Room}}'''|プーのへや|Pū no Heya}}, a spartan room with a chair, a table, a bed, a window, a mirror, some clocks and paintings of honeypots, two cupboards filled with honeypots, and many honeypots laying about.

The first Torn Page to be restored contains the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Hunny Tree}}'''|ハチミツの木|Hachimitsu no Ki}}, where Sora and Pooh find Piglet. It is an immense English Oak tree on a small knoll, filled with cavities and beehives. The knoll also holds a small pond and another hollow log, where Piglet hides. Sora can play the mini-game, [[Pooh's Hunny Hunt]] from this location. The second Torn Page contains {{nihongo|'''{{a|Rabbit's House}}'''|ラビットのいえ|Rabitto no Ie}} and '''{{a|Rabbit's Room}}''', where Sora meets both [[Rabbit]] and [[Tigger]]. Like Pooh, Rabbit lives in a cottage built into the roots of a tree, which stands above a small field of cabbages, pumpkins, and carrots crossed by a tiny stream. Sora has to protect the vegetables in the [[Block Tigger]] mini-game. Rabbit's home is neater and tidier than Pooh's, with a respectable mailbox, clothesline, and gutter pipe, as well as a rabbithole out the back with a sign reading "RABBIT'S HOWSE".{{sic}} The third Torn Page contains the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Wood: Hill}}'''|丘|Oka|lit. "Hill"}}, near the Meadow, where Sora rescues Eeyore. It is a medium-sized bluff standing above a running brook, crossed by a wooden beam bridge. On top of the bluff is another large oak, from which Pooh's swing hangs, and is where the [[Pooh's Swing]] mini-gane is activated. Across the brook is Eeyore's "house", a tiny lean-to made of sticks. The fourth Torn Page contains the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Bouncing Spot}}'''|ティガーの遊び場|Tigā no Asobiba|lit. "Tigger's Playground"}}, where Tigger and [[Roo]] spend their time. It is a clearing in the middle of the woods, filled with tree stumps and a seesaw. An immense honeypot sits on the center-most stump, and many Rare Nuts hang from the surrounding trees. Sora can play the mini-game [[Tigger's Giant Pot]] at this area.

The final Torn Page contains the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Muddy Path}}'''|どろんこ道|Doronko Michi}}, a winding forest trail where each of Pooh's friends has gotten lost once again. The bottom-most portion is a small moody ravine underneath the trees, with a small hollow thicket of brush at its middle. At the end of a glen is a well from which very strong winds blow, adjacent to several burrows. Above the well is a hollow log crossing the sides of the ravine, and the trees hold a few beehives. There are several geraniums throughout the ravine, where Pooh can find butterflies to carry him around. At this location, Sora has to help Pooh find all his friends in the [[Pooh's Muddy Path]] mini-game.