The door to this room is a bit different than most others. It's a slide-open paper door of a goldish color, decorated with a scene of a large Feudal Era castle built in an alcove on a mountain.

Upon grabbing the wooden frame of this sliding door, you'll find yourself within that Feudal castle, paper walls and everything. Despite some modernization, the castle still retains some of it's original mystical and spiritual feeling.

The first floor of the castle is obviously the living area, a nice large room with a small table where the two siblings that share this dorm eat their meals. At the front of the room a suit of feudal armor that was shipped by Ria's moving services stands, armor that was worn by the oldest member of the Setoagashi Clan. (In other words, the armor of the very first Setoagashi)

The kitchen is one of the only modernized features of the house, containing an oven, fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and a few other appliances and counters with drawers to hold utensils.

The second story of the castle is where the two rooms are kept, doors situated on opposite sides of the hall.

Ryuuoji's room is a little bit messy. His most formal outfit, however, a black Yukata with a silver dragon on the back and another silver dragon coiled around the family insignia on the right breast, is kept on a clothing display rack, in the cleanest corner of the room. He sleeps on an old fashioned bed roll with blue sheets.

Amaya's room is, if anything, the room of a young woman. Who... Er... Collects weapons and is a little bookwormy...

Amaya keeps her room neat and organized, a bookshelf on the right side, a sword rack on the left side, and a red kimono decorated with butterfly print on a clothing display piece at the foot of her bed. She sleeps on a red bedroll.

Both rooms have doors that lead to the large and rather luxurious bathrooms, which are a mix of modern and traditional Japanese bath areas, featuring a large tub that is procelain on the inside and wood on the outside with a faucet and turn handles for the preference of water temperature.

The very top floor is a dojo with a few sword racks holding Bokken. It is more of a balcony styled area with a roof over it, but no solid wall, instead having strong wooden lattice works that provide a barrier from the outside, but give a splendid view of the mountains around the castle.