The Japanese village, also known as Feudal Japan, is a location in Japan, and the setting of "Turning Japanese" of Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. It is the home of Sly Cooper's ninja ancestor, Rioichi Cooper.

After the Cooper Gang stole the samurai dagger from the museum in Paris, they time traveled to Feudal Japan to locate Sly's ancestor Rioichi Cooper, a master ninja and famous sushi chef. They learned that a ruthless general named El Jefe imprisoned Rioichi for apparently serving bad sushi to the shoulder. Upon arrival, the gang's first major task was breaking Rioichi out of prison.

After being freed, Rioichi explained everything about El Jefe. He has constructed a giant statue of himself, that overlooks the entire village. The gang needed get up there to take down the tiger before he could get his hands on Rioichi's cane. Before this, however, the gang first needed to help Rioichi reclaim his sushi house, which was overtaken by El Jefe and his army.

The gang then raided El Jefe's fortress to confront him and put an end to his schemes. Unfortunately, he managed to swipe Rioichi's cane. It was up to Sly to follow El Jefe and battle him to reclaim the cane. However, while Sly was victorious in defeating the tiger, he failed to get the cane back, as Le Paradox's blimp showed up, dropping a few rat troopers down to retrieve Rioichi's cane. Fortunately, one of the troopers dropped a sheriff's badge, which the gang used to time travel to their next destination.

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