At the moment, the room is plain except the piles of boxes containing Jiro's things. This is what it's going to look like once he's finished with it:
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In the unpictured area of the room, a small computer desk sits in the corner next to the mini-fridge. On top is a laptop, and various things are cluttered all around. Multiple cameras, photos, books, and papers fill nearly all the available space, some in piles that look as though they'd topple under just the weight of one's gaze. In the third available corner, by the foot of the bed, is a small dresser packed neatly with a multitude of colorful and interesting garments fit for both genders. The last corner is left empty of furniture due to the presence of the door, but it is just as 'customized' as the rest of the room. The outside of the door's decor consists mostly of papers with colorful doodles of hearts and flowers, interspersed with optimistic quotes and song lyrics. In the middle is a paper that says "Jiro Takara" in large letters with the words "welcome to my world" printed underneath and surrounded by more doodles and random colors. On the inside, dozens of photos are taped to the door, with little sticky notes placed between. Some say where a certain picture was taken, some name the people pictured, while others tell an entire story of how the photo came to be. This collage extends across the entire wall between the door and the computer, interrupted by larger notes reminding Jiro of certain dates and homework assignments. The door is left unlocked at all hours, no matter what, and upon entering, one is often greeted with such fragrances as honey, lemon, cinnamon, or lavender.
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In the unpictured area of the room, a small computer desk sits in the corner next to the mini-fridge. On top is a laptop, and various things are cluttered all around. Multiple cameras, photos, books, and papers fill nearly all the available space, some in piles that look as though they'd topple under just the weight of one's gaze. In the third available corner, by the foot of the bed, is a small dresser packed neatly with a multitude of colorful and interesting garments fit for both genders. The last corner is left empty of furniture due to the presence of the door, but it is just as 'customized' as the rest of the room. The outside of the door's decor consists mostly of papers with colorful doodles of hearts and flowers, interspersed with optimistic quotes and song lyrics. In the middle is a paper that says "Jiro Takara" in large letters with the words "welcome to my world" printed underneath and surrounded by more doodles and random colors. On the inside, dozens of photos are taped to the door, with little sticky notes placed between. Some say where a certain picture was taken, some name the people pictured, while others tell an entire story of how the photo came to be. This collage extends across the entire wall between the door and the computer, interrupted by larger notes reminding Jiro of certain dates and homework assignments. The door is left unlocked at all hours, no matter what, and upon entering, one is often greeted with such fragrances as honey, lemon, cinnamon, or lavender.
