
Welcome to the Quadratum, a world closely resembling our reality. It’s the main setting advertised in the Kingdom Hearts 20th anniversary trailer and is also based on Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s most video game-friendly districts. Creator Tetsuya Nomura said he decided on Shibuya as a setting to add a touch of realism to Kingdom Hearts 4. Little did he know that it would be realistic enough for fans to estimate exactly how much Sora’s apartment would cost. Here’s how much one could expect to rent the Keyblade wielder’s crib in modern Tokyo.