

There is a mild obvious criminal activity in young biker gangs who break the law and drive recklessly. Most of the population belongs to the middle to middle-high class, with some residences used as summer houses for rich people who aren't locals. Most of the population consists of ordinary human beings who live ordinary lives.

Unless prompted to fight, most of the Stand Users in Morioh lead a peaceful and mundane lifeĪs a countryside Japanese town, life in Morioh is relatively quiet and peaceful. Morioh's downtown is also occupied by Western-style buildings, which are a couple of stories tall at most, leaving a cleared skyline. The residential neighborhoods of Morioh actually resemble American suburbs with spacious tracts of land and detached houses. The Hirose river crosses the South of Morioh before linking with the sea.ĭespite being a Japanese town, the local architecture is mostly Western-style. To the West South-West of the station are the more rural areas and agricultural fields. To the East of the train station are most of the residential areas then the coast itself.

The town is roughly centered around its train station, with downtown Morioh being situated near the station and the largest roads spreading in a circle from the station. Morioh is said to be near a certain "S-City", in "M-Prefecture", which is a reference to Araki's own real-life hometown of Sendai, Miyagi prefecture. Morioh is a small coastal town situated in Japan. Josuke's House, representative of Morioh's western architecture
