The Medium: Postcards – Locations

Discover the whereabouts of all the postcards in The Medium to unlock the achievements From Niwa with Love and All That\’s Left Unsaid. Read on for The Medium guide and walkthrough.

• Niwa Says Hello
• Honest Work
• Promotion
• Someday
• A Scenic View
• Won\’t Stop
• Poor Thing
• Harder and Harder
• Whispers in the Dark
• A New Companion
• Regrets

Niwa Says Hello

Location: You can find this postcard in front of the gate to Niwa hotel.

Enter the building on the left side of the gate and approach the box next to the desk. The postcard will be visible, pick it up and add it to your inventory.

Honest Work

Location: This postcard can be found in the parking lot of the Niwa hotel.

The postcard is in the red car, on the driver\’s seat. The car is unlocked, so grab it without any trouble.

Promotion

Location: You can find this postcard in the lobby of Niwa hotel.

Turn left and stand next to the ashtray, where you will see the postcard on top of a pile of cigarette butts.

Someday

Location: This postcard is located behind the pool at the Niwa Resort.

Locate the box between the bathtub and radiator and investigate it to find the postcard lying next to some dirty clothes.

A Scenic View

Location: This postcard can be found in a trashcan after passing through some mirrors at the Niwa Resort.

Check the trashcan in the corner of the room to find the postcard resting on it.

Won\’t Stop

Location: This postcard is located behind the pool at the Niwa Resort.

Leave the hotel and turn left to spot the wooden bench where the postcard is waiting.

Poor Thing

Location: This postcard can be found in the woods behind the Niwa Resort.

Investigate the bench next to the vantage point and find the postcard beside the scope.

Harder and Harder

Location: This postcard is located in the woods behind the Niwa Resort.

Find the wooden bench off the main path and search the items on it to find the postcard.

Whispers in the Dark

Location: This postcard is located in the woods behind the Niwa Resort.

Upon encountering the dog, you can retrieve this postcard by heading towards a bench filled with litter instead of chasing after him.

A New Companion

Location: The postcard can be found in the forest behind the Niwa Resort.

Follow the dog until you reach the tent, but refrain from investigating its contents. Instead, move on to the adjacent bench to find the postcard. Return to the tent to retrieve it afterwards.

Regrets

Location: The postcard is located in the woods behind the Niwa Resort.

Inspect the tent to obtain this postcard. It is one of the objectives in the story, so it should not be difficult to locate. The postcard is hidden beneath a shoe.

Collecting all postcards will award the player with the \’All That\’s Left Unsaid\’ achievement.

For more information about achievements, refer to the Achievements page.

FAQ

1. What is a postcard?

A postcard is a rectangular piece of thin cardboard or thick paper that is used for sending messages through the mail. It typically has a picture on one side and a space for a message, recipient’s address, and a stamp on the other. Postcards can be used for personal correspondence or as a way for businesses to promote their products or services. They are a popular souvenir for travelers and collectors.

2. When were postcards first introduced?

The first postcard was introduced in Austria in 1869. It was a government-issued card that could be sent without an envelope and had a pre-printed stamp. Postcards quickly became popular throughout Europe and the United States. In the early 1900s, postcards were used extensively for advertising and as a way to send short messages to friends and family. Today, postcards are still used for personal and business correspondence, as well as for collecting and as works of art.

3. What are some common themes for postcards?

Postcards can feature a wide variety of themes, including scenic views, famous landmarks, animals, flowers, and humorous or sentimental messages. They can also be used to promote businesses, events, and tourist attractions. Vintage postcards are often collected for their historical significance and unique artwork. Postcards can also be customized with personal photos and messages, making them a popular choice for sending greetings and invitations.

4. How are postcards collected and valued?

Postcard collecting, also known as deltiology, is a popular hobby around the world. Collectors can find postcards at antique shops, flea markets, and online auctions. Postcards are typically valued based on their age, rarity, condition, and historical significance. Some of the most valuable postcards are those that feature famous people, events, or locations, or those that were printed in limited quantities. Collectors may also specialize in certain themes, such as transportation, architecture, or holidays.