Lulukoko (Trio)

Famous for fresh seafood and tropical fruits, the relaxing Lulukoko Village is bordered by a sparkling sea.https://www.storyofseasons.com/tot/trio-lulukoko.html
Lulukoko Village (ルルココ, Rurukoko Mura) is one of the three towns in Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns.
==Shops==
*Polepole
*Santo do Mango
*Acqua Pazza
*Carosello
*Jambalaya
*Relacion
*Lala Salama
==Inhabitants==
*Ludus
*Iluka
*Siluka
*Alma
*Caolila
*Halva
*Lotus
*Mithra
*Schalk
*Tigre
*Tototara
*Witchie
*Zahau
==Unlock==
On Spring 15th of the protagonist's first year, Frank will come to the protagonist's house and introduce him or her to Tototara. After this she will take the protagonist on a tour. 
==Locations==
===Map===
Lulukoko (right) on the world map
*1: Polepole
*2: Santo do Mango
*3: Acqua Pazza
*4: Zahau's house
*5: Mithra's house
*6: Seaside Café
*7: Jambalaya
*8: Twin's house
*9: Relacion
*10: Haulani's house
*11: Lala Salama Inn
*12: Ruins
North Lulukoko: (left-right) exit to Tsuyukusa, elephant ride stop, part-time jobs
South Lulukoko: (left-right) exit to crossroads, elephant ride stop, fish trap point
===Market===
South Lulukoko is home to a bustling market. The stalls are open in the early morning and evening, closing in the afternoon due to the oppressive tropical heat.
===Seaside Café "Carosello"===
Iluka and Siluka run this restaurant on the ocean, which serves a wide range of cold desserts to combat Lulukok's hot days.
===Jack of all Trades Shop "Relacion"===
Ludus' shop is a one-stop shop for home renovations, fishing bait, farm implements, and more! The multitalented owner even knows a thing or two about sewing. 
===Lala Salama Inn===
At the very center of Lulukoko is Tototara's inn. Spend the night here to refresh yourself and get a nice homecooked meal in the morning. In front of the inn is a bonfire, which is the town's symbol.
===Ruins===
At the northern end of town lie giant and mysterious ruins that are the central part of life in Lulukoko. Professor Mithra has been studying their secrets, but maybe you'll come closer then her to understanding them.
==Town Data==
===History===
At the northernmost part of the village, lies the ruins. No one knows when they were first built. Not even the town elder, Tototara. The legends only say that they were built with the help of a witch's magic. Ever since any of the villagers can remember, these ruins have been where the priestesses and villagers have offered their prayers. That tradition still holds true, even to this day. The bonfire is an important symbol to the town. With the exception of during hurricanes, the villagers make sure it burns brightly every day. At the end of the year, they have a ceremony to extinguish the old fire, and light a new one for the new year.Tour of Lulukoko
===Etymology===
ルルココ村 (Ruru koko-mura, Lulukoko Village, Lulucoco Village).ココ (coco) could be a reference to coconut or cocoa (cacao).
===Culture===
Lulukoko Village is a tropical paradise tucked away along a white-sand beach. Unique words, outfits, and beliefs help build a culture particular to this one town.
====Deity====
Lulukoko villagers offers up prayers and offerings to the spirits of the land. 
A certain witch has made her home in the ancient ruins. It was built by her ancestors a really long time ago. She has become a hidden deity in residence.
====Dialect====
Lulukoko's villagers use some words from their traditional language:
*Aloha: Hello
*Komo Mai: Welcome
*Mahalo: Thank you
*E Kala Mai: Sorry
In the Japanese version of the game, it was a made-up language that added “-nga” to common words. So “arigato” (thanks) became “aringa” and “gomen” (I'm sorry) became “gominga.” The localization team decided to use Hawaiian in the English version in keeping with the town's Polynesian atmosphere.https://www.xseedgames.com/2016/12/12/story-of-seasons-trio-of-towns-localization-blog-1/
===Festivals===
*Spirit Festival: Every year on Winter 9, give thanks to the spirits
*Fruit Fiesta: Every year of Fall 26, exchange gifts of fruit with residents to increase friendship.
*Sealight Night: Every year on Spring 4, spend a romantic evening with a marriage candidate
===Geography===
Lulukoko is an oceanside village. Warm and full of flowers all year round, it's a tiny slice of paradise. There's a jungle nearby, teeming with all sorts of interesting wildlife. 
====Flora====
Item 	Location
Rosemary 	North and South Lulukoko
Sage 	North Lulukoko
Bergamot 	North and South Lulukoko
Elli Leaves 	North Lulukoko
Red Quill 	North and South Lulukoko
Green Quill 	North Lulukoko
Blue Quill 	North and South Lulukoko
Yellow Quill 	North and South Lulukoko
Orange Quill 	North Lulukoko
Purple Quill 	North Lulukoko
Poison Mushroom	North Lulukoko
Avocado 	North Lulukoko
Breadfruit 	North Lulukoko
Vanilla 	North Lulukoko
Calla Lily 	North Lulukoko
Ocean Primrose 	South Lulukoko
Beach Vitex 	South Lulukoko
====Fauna====
Type 	Location
Turtle 	South Lulukoko
Monkey 	South Lulukoko
Shoebill	South Lulukoko
Peacock 	North Lulukoko
Parrot 	North Lulukoko
Lemur 	North Lulukoko
====Climate====
Even though Lulukoko is a tropical village, it still experiences snow and blizzards. Year round, it has 5 weather types: sun, rain, snow, typhoon, and blizzard. Typically, the weather is sunny and humid, the shops in town close at noon to escape from the oppressive tropical heat.
==Town Rank Unlock==
Rank (Trio)
==Gallery==
Lulucoco1.png
Lulucoco2.png
Lulucoco3.png
Lulucoco4.png
==Audio==
Title 	MP3
Song of Lulukoko	
==References==
Category:Trio of Towns Locations