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Genshin Impact: Where to Get Sango Pearl – Sango Pearl Locations

The Sango Pearls is an Inazuman Local Specialty in Genshin Impact that serves as a Character Ascension Material for the 4-Star Geo unit Gorou and the 5-Star…

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The Sango Pearls is an Inazuman Local Specialty in Genshin Impact that serves as a Character Ascension Material for the 4-Star Geo unit Gorou and the 5-Star Hydro character Kokomi. With Kokomi’s rerun banner approaching, players will likely wonder where to find Sango Pearls to level and ascend her to Level 90. Similar to how Ayaka’s Sakura Bloom can only be found on Narukami Island, the pearls are exclusive to Watatsumi Island and Enkanomiya. Fortunately, no unique Elemental requirements are needed to harvest the pearls from their nodes. Genshin Impact players only need to find the locations of the Sango Pearls and collect the resource.

Best Sango Pearl Farming Locations In Genshin Impact

All Sango Pearl Locations In Genshin Impact

There are several dozen Sango Pearl locations on Watatsumi Island in Genshin Impact. The majority of these pearls can be accessed and harvested without issue. Conversely, Enkanomiya has several quest-related prerequisites that must be fulfilled before players can enter the area, making it a non-optimal farming location for casual players.

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Moreover, Watatsumi Island has a location with Sango Pearls in Genshin Impact that requires players to complete the World Quest “The Moon-Bathed Deep.” While this task is certainly far from challenging, most adventurers will likely only want to collect the most easily accessible pearls in Inazuma. Accordingly, players can refer to the index below for Sango Pearl farming locations in Genshin Impact with no prerequisites. These farming routes were generously provided to the community by YouTube content creator Taka GG.

Route
1
  • From the Waypoint north of Sangonomiya Shrine, glide southward down to the bottom layer of the pools.
  • After finding the first Sango Pearl, continue south and pick up the pearls along the way until reaching a small waterfall.
2
  • Go to the Waypoint at Sangonomiya Shrine and glide southward to the small elevated trail connected with wooden bridges to find the first set of Sango Pearls.
  • Next, glide down to the stream slightly east and follow the bank until reaching the cascade.
3
  • From the Waypoint east of Bourou Village, glide west to one of the central islands near a cascade.
  • After collecting the pearls at this spot, head northeast to the southern shores of a long, thin island.
  • Cross the water to the west, gather the nearby, and then go further westward to one of the cascades bordering the central island.
4
  • While not necessary, players can opt to collect the pearls beneath the Suigetsu Pool.
  • However, the underground does require getting past a relay stone puzzle that players might not feel inclined to complete.
  • Fortunately, there’s no quest locking the area, and the puzzle should take less than a few minutes to complete.
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