Ikeda Akimitsu responds politely to each of the presents delivered, expressing his unworthiness of them before eventually allowing himself to be convinced to accept them. With the greetings done, each guest is conveyed to guest quarters, a number of small, private sleeping chambers set off from a larger communal area. The women are brought to one set of rooms, the men to a second.<br/><br/>Servants inform everyone that the bath house is ready for any who have not had the opportunity to wash yet, or who simply would like to soak, and afterwards will be a dinner feast to welcome everyone, and allow a chance to relax and socialise. Anyone who does not need a bath is welcome to rest, or take their leisure in the gardens until the feast is ready.