Eastern Suburbs

The Eastern Suburbs is a location east of Horon Village in Oracle of Seasons.^{[name references needed]} It connects the village to the Woods of Winter to the north and the Samasa Desert to the south. Upon Link's first visit to the suburbs, he encounters Rosa, whom he follows into Subrosia for the first time. Guru-Guru can be found here playing his phonograph next to the Windmill.

Overview

At the beginning of Link's adventure, the suburbs are blocked by several saplings. Using Ember Seeds, he can burn these out of the way and gain access to the suburbs.^[1] The only notable landmark in the area is the Windmill, which sits on a steep hill in the center of the area. Link can enter the hill through an opening at its foot. The interior appears to be fully furnished, with staircases leading to the top where Guru-Guru and the Windmill are located. There is also a second entrance which can only be reached during winter. This leads to an unfurnished section of the cave which houses a Piece of Heart.^[2]

There is an entrance to cave atop a bluff in the northeastern area of the suburbs. By changing the season to spring, Link can use a Blast Bloom to reach the top of the bluff.^[3] Inside the cave is a Treasure Chest across a large gap and an "S" Stone which can be used to cross it when paired with the Magnetic Gloves.

Areas

Windmill

Enemies

After Link discovers Subrosia

Treasure Chests

Treasure Chest	Treasure Chest
Contents	Gasha Seed
Notes	Across the pit in the cave above the Blast Bloom Only accessible with the Magnetic Gloves in Spring

Treasure Chest	Contents	Notes
Treasure Chest	Gasha Seed	Across the pit in the cave above the Blast Bloom Only accessible with the Magnetic Gloves in Spring

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
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Other Names

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Name	Eastern Suberbs^[4]
Applies to	Oracle of Seasons
Source	The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages—Official Strategy Guide by BradyGames
Superseded by	Oracle of Seasons

Name	Applies to	Source	Superseded by
Eastern Suberbs^[4]	Oracle of Seasons	The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages—Official Strategy Guide by BradyGames	Oracle of Seasons