Ghost of Tsushima Fans Raise Money to Help Repair Japan's Real-World Island ✖ If there is one thing that has become obvious in recent months it’s that the community surrounding Ghost of Tsushima is incredibly passionate. Not only did fans of the game make their voices heard a little over a month ago when it won the Player’s Choice honor at The Game Awards, but now, some of those same players have helped to make a difference in the real-world. A few months back in September 2020, a typhoon hit the real-life island of Tsushima in Japan causing massive damage to some of the structures on it. One of the most notable structures that was damaged was the Torii gate that stands at the front of one of the island’s shrines. The destruction that was caused to the gate was so great that one of the priests at this shrine opened a crowdfunding campaign to help pay for the repairs that it would need. While the overall money that was needed to get this accomplished was fairly low, fans helped contribute in a much larger way.