Minamoto Residence

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Minamoto Residence is the home of Teru, Kou, Tiara, and their father who was mentioned in one of the chapter extras. It is a single family home that is two stories high.

The house consists of pale, traditional planks and several windows. The roof has corrugated, wavy tiles, which are attached to the main building below, another half-building built above it, and behind was another large building. There is a simple, stone wall surrounding the vicinity, with a gated entrance leading to the front yard.

In Chapter 10 of the spin-off, Yokoo remarks that Kou's house is huge when both him and Satou were advertising Kou's compatibility.

Locations[]

Teru's Bedroom[]

Teru's bedroom is a spacious room housing a simple bed to the side with blinded windows above it. In one corner of the room, there are two large bookshelves adjacent from one another, and a study desk on one wall. On the far end of the wall, there is a short rack housing Teru's exorcism katana and hilt that he usually carries around school.

Kou's Bedroom[]

Kou's bedroom is located at the second floor on the house. It's a bit similar to Teru's, aside from the walls being painted dark and tatami mats lining the floor. His bed is located on the right side of the wall, a few feet away from the blinded windows and his clothes rack holding his school uniform. There is a desk across from his bed, where he puts his schoolbag and a dark, desk lamp. Furthermore, there is a single bookshelf next to it.

Kitchen[]

It is prominently known that Kou takes care of the housework, and he spends most of the time in the kitchen. When Tiara visits him in the spin-off to present the new Mokke, the kitchen is seen to be directly next to the family's dining table. There is a plate rack above the oven and sink, as well as a large window next to it.

Dining Room[]

The dining room is located on the first floor of the house, and it is adjacent to shoji-styled windows. There is a small round table fitted for more than four people, with pillows to accommodate as seating. There is an armchair placed to the side of the room, and the floormats are made out of stylized tatami patterns.