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Konoha Cemetery The Konoha Cemetery is the place where the citizens of the village are buried after dying. Many famous shinobi are buried there. The cemetery has also a sculpture at the front, representing the Will of Fire of the village. The sculpture has the kanji for Hokage inscribed on it's base.	1	1	Fade to black...... Sun Sep 30, 2012 8:40 pm Alucard
Konoha Hospital The Konoha Hospital serves the medical needs of ninja and other villagers in Konohagakure. Though the staff is skilled enough to treat most basic ailments, more advanced medical-nin must step in to assist with severe injuries.	0	0
Konoha Aviary The Konoha Aviary is an aviary where the hawks and other birds in Konohagakure rest and are taken care of by the Konoha Cryptanalysis Squad. The messages that these birds transport are also received and dispatched from here. The aviary is located in a narrow space building, consisting of multiple bird cages where the birds stay, a long brown table, a circular platform on the ground where the ninja can sit while waiting for a message to arrive, and in the front is a U-shaped table where the birds are perched when they arrive at the aviary.	0	0
Yakiniku Q The restaurant is large with wide windows, multiple green-seated booths, though some tables allow customers to sit down on the floor with green cushions as their seats, menus plastered on the walls, and due to their Gyū-Kaku-style, each table has a charcoal brazier built in the centre and is equipped with tongs for cooking, since the Gyū-Kaku form of dining is when the customers cooked their own food after they ordered the food raw.	0	0