The Woodlands cover a large portion of the Shikon Kentsume mountain range. Here small lakes, ponds, and streams are often discovered. Much of the land is protected from humans, and illegal to enter to provide adequate protection to the rare "animals" that live there. However, some portions are still legal, and many people love to hike these woods.

The most famous landmark in Shikon Ketsume is the battle arena, especially because it is the only place in the entire region where people can go show off their fighting skills without getting killed. The arena itself is not made out of gold. It is actually made out of wood and stone, and has to be constantly repaired. It got its name because of the first battle ever fought there, which was over a rather large chunk of gold. Since then, people battle it out to win the title of strongest in the land, and to win the gold that is carefully mined from the tunnels in the mountain.

The most dangerous place in all of Shikon Kentsume is the Red Rock Dropoff. It got its name from the red colored rock which it is famous for. Because the dropoff grows each time there is a monsoon, its exact location and size is constantly changing, making it highly unpredictable. The red rock drops off at a 90 degree angle, and is nearly impossible to see until you are close to it. For this reason, most people are advised to take the trails only, and to always watch your step.

The Vida Vita Lake rests at the top of the mountain, and is the cleanest source of water in the region. The water is clear, and stays cool all year round, despite how hot it gets outside. The ground around the lake is covered by river rocks, so shoes are recommended. However, the lake is a beautiful place, and suprisingly, not too many people visit the lake. Fish are rare in the lake. The lake water pours over the mountain into a waterfall, and into a river called the Vita River, and then ends up in a second lake at the bottom of the mountain called Vida Lake.