The innkeeper leads you upstairs, showing you to a suite of rooms. A larger common area in the centre has a number of smaller sleeping rooms opening off it. "If you wish to wear your sword in the common room, it will have to be tied." he says. "Better to leave it in the alcove if you are going to go out for the festival later, or in your room if you prefer."<br/><br/>By the time you return downstairs, a table has been arranged for your use, with tea and small bowls of rice already set on it. The inn offers a variety of rice, fish and vegetables, and even some strange unicorn dishes involving red meat. Few seem to wish to try traditional unicorn cooking though, contenting themselves with normal rokugani food.<br/><br/>The 3 cranes are still there, where you saw them before. A closer look at their mons show them to be two Doji's and a Daidoji. The inkeepers daughter bustles up to see to your needs, offering sake, shochu, tea, or whatever you may wish.