The real estate agent understood the buyer's mindset without saying much, maintaining a smile as they took Minamoto Tamako and Fushimi Roku to see another property.
The third property was located in the Setagaya District, a Showa-era house with a garden.
There was a cobblestone path at the entrance, and the doorway was a bit low for Fushimi Roku's height, forcing him to bend over to enter.
This house was standalone, with the second floor slightly smaller than the first. It included a private tea room, study, and meeting room. The floors were covered in tatami mats, designed in the Showa style but not built during the Showa period, replicating the past style in a modern building, complete with water, electricity, and a bathtub.
The Setagaya District is considered a traditional wealthy area in Tokyo, with expensive land prices but not crowded; almost every house has a walled garden, and it is a popular filming location for major TV stations.
