Shadows and Fire

The Seven Fortunes Temple
The second-largest building in the city after the palace itself, this temple contains shrines to each of the seven greater Fortunes and is tended by monks drawn from orders dedicated to each.

The Three Winds Inn
This peaceful inn and sake house is home to representatives of the Minor Clan Alliance and those few ronin who are in the city for the Imperial Winter Court.

The Southern Commercial Port
Nearly all of the trade to and from the city goes through this port on the Itochu River, and it serves as the central hub around which the Merchant District has formed. Storefronts and vendor stands are abundant in the area, where nearly anything can be bought or sold.

The Lonely Pearl Geisha House
When samurai must relax and relieve themselves of their burdens, they may find rest in one of this establishment's seven meeting rooms and enjoy the attentions of the house's skilled artists and performers.

The Main Barracks
The Naishou War is fresh in the minds of the province's people, and so the barracks remain quite active and are home to the kaisha that serves as the backbone of the city's defenses.

The Golden Trout Gambling House
While it presents itself as a restaurant - a rather good one, too, serving fish fresh from the river - the real draw of the Golden Trout is its back room, which is home to a variety of games to gamble on, as well as a fair share of the city's illicit dealings.

The Dutiful Daughter
This Noh theatre has seen better days, especially as it currently has no resident playwright or director.