Chinatown

"非法突击步枪和一大碗面条，请谢谢。"

Chinatown is a themed district located at the foot of Gomino-Yama. The main focus of the district is commerce and tourism, but it also serves as a residential area and has some office activity. The district is split into three parts, named after major Chinese cities: Xiǎo Xiānggǎng (小香港, little Hong Kong), Xiǎo Shànghǎi (小上海, little Shanghai) and Xiǎo Běijīng (小北京, little Beijing).
An interesting phenomenon in Chinatown comes from many of the backstreets being between low-rise buildings, making them resemble traditional Beijing Hutong streets when coupled with the Chinese architecture aesthetic.
The border between the Chinatown and Gomino-Yama districts is notorious for criminality and gang wars, as a result of intersecting turf between Japanese Yakuza groups and Chinese triad organizations. CSD and IMSurance are closely monitoring this area, as Chinatown is also a popular tourist spot making civilian casualties likely.

Demographics

Low to middle income, majority Chinese

Industry & Trade

Commercial & tourism

Infrastructure

Metro: Xiao Beijing (Little Beijing), Xiao Xianggang (Little Hong Kong)

Fortune City Metro

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The underground public transportation system in the city, owned and managed by ATG.

Architecture

High-rise residential, mid-rise commercial, traditional Chinese (low-rise)

Geography

Bordering Gomino-Yama

Type

District

Population

102,200