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{{nihongo|'''The North Mountain'''|北の山|Kita no Yama}} is the perpetually snow-covered site of [[Elsa]]'s self-imposed exile, which makes up the majority of the world that Sora's party can visit. It is divided into three smaller areas, each marked with a trail of glowing ice crystals that help guide the party up the mountain. | {{nihongo|'''The North Mountain'''|北の山|Kita no Yama}} is the perpetually snow-covered site of [[Elsa]]'s self-imposed exile, which makes up the majority of the world that Sora's party can visit. It is divided into three smaller areas, each marked with a trail of glowing ice crystals that help guide the party up the mountain. | ||
The first area Sora's party visits begins at the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Treescape}}'''|樹氷の森|Juhyō no Mori|lit. "Forest of Frosted Trees"}}, a tree-enclosed field at the foot of the mountain, with a small path leading northwest to the wider and rockier {{nihongo|'''{{a|Snowfield}}'''|雪原|Setsugen}}. Traveling northward brings Sora's party to the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Gorge}}'''|峡谷|Kyōkoku}}, where they formally meet Elsa and reacquaint themselves with [[Larxene]]. By climbing the Gorge's steep rock faces, the party eventually reaches the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Mountain Ridge}}'''|尾根|One}} at the peak, where Elsa's Ice Palace is located, and where the [[Frozen Slider]] minigame can be accessed. The party can also travel down the ridge to the left facing the castle, where they battle [[Marshmallow]], which eventually leads back to the Snowfield. | The first area Sora's party visits begins at the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Treescape}}'''|樹氷の森|Juhyō no Mori|lit. "Forest of Frosted Trees"}}, a tree-enclosed field at the foot of the mountain, with a small path leading northwest to the wider and rockier {{nihongo|'''{{a|Snowfield}}'''|雪原|Setsugen}}. Traveling northward brings Sora's party to the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Gorge}}'''|峡谷|Kyōkoku}}, where they formally meet Elsa and reacquaint themselves with [[Larxene]]. By climbing the Gorge's steep rock faces, the party eventually reaches the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Mountain Ridge}}'''|尾根|One}} at the peak, where Elsa's {{nihongo|'''{{a|Ice Palace}}'''|氷の城|Kōri no Shiro|lit. "Ice Castle"}} is located, and where the [[Frozen Slider]] minigame can be accessed. The party can also travel down the ridge to the left facing the castle, where they battle [[Marshmallow]], which eventually leads back to the Snowfield. | ||
The second area lies on the opposite side of the mountain, with the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Valley of Ice}}'''|雪渓|Sekkei|lit. "Snowy Valley"}} at its base. It is here that the party first meets [[Anna]], [[Olaf]], [[Kristoff]], and [[Sven]], and where they are required to find Olaf's missing pieces: once during the story, and again if the party revisits the area after the world is cleared. Past this area lies the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Frozen Wall}}'''|氷壁|Hyōheki|lit. "Ice Wall"}}, a trickier ascent than the Gorge with steep ridges, gaps, narrow footholds, and most prominently, a wider rock face that Sora must run up and across, making it harder to get back on track should he fall. At the top of the area is an alcove that leads directly to the Mountain Ridge. | The second area lies on the opposite side of the mountain, with the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Valley of Ice}}'''|雪渓|Sekkei|lit. "Snowy Valley"}} at its base. It is here that the party first meets [[Anna]], [[Olaf]], [[Kristoff]], and [[Sven]], and where they are required to find Olaf's missing pieces: once during the story, and again if the party revisits the area after the world is cleared. Past this area lies the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Frozen Wall}}'''|氷壁|Hyōheki|lit. "Ice Wall"}}, a trickier ascent than the Gorge with steep ridges, gaps, narrow footholds, and most prominently, a wider rock face that Sora must run up and across, making it harder to get back on track should he fall. At the top of the area is an alcove that leads directly to the Mountain Ridge. | ||