For example, the large pot that can be revealed with the Tingle Tuner on Outset Island was originally a respawning Rupee worth 20 this was changed to a respawning one worth 100. In addition, larger Rupee amounts are more rare in the Japanese version. The Wind Waker HD retained most of these changes, but moved a few more items. For America and Europe, this Heart Piece was moved to the bottom of the Savage Labyrinth, which previously held a rather insulting 10 Rupees the chest under Grandma's House contains 100 Rupees instead. This change is evident right at the beginning of the game, as the chest under Grandma's House contains a Heart Piece in the Japanese version. In an effort to rebalance rewards, a fair amount of the Heart Piece and Treasure Chart locations were moved around, with some minor collectibles shuffled as well. Some minor sound effects are either different (most notably Salvatore's voice acting) or missing in the Japanese release. (Source: Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker - Japanese Battleship Mini-game) Audio Differences

The build date file is loaded on boot and used by the unused Map Select and Crash Debugger screens.

The retail Japanese version also contains a copy of the build date in the disc image's internal name field: THE LEGEND OF ZELDA kaze no takuto for Japan 2002 11/27 1:19. The JP Demo Disc 2002 version contains two files: COPYDATE and COPYDATED. The file COPYDATE contains a date and time for when the game was compiled. The ' frameworkD.map' file contains various functions such as the debug camera for example. All files with a 'D' at the end of the name are used for this version. 'COPYDATED' is part of a debug version that is not the pre-release demo.

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