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Place: The Western District

<b>Temple of Vesta</b>
<ul>Vesta's home is a modest, moderately sized Roman villa. The architecture is clearly Roman design but the goddess's current incarnation appears to be remodeling the place into a more traditionally Japanese aesthetic. There's a number of tatami mats and folding screens strewn about the interior of the villa mixed in with Roman urns and statues. The bedding has all been replaced with futons. The kitchen has been the focal point of the current Vesta's remodeling, almost everything has been redone in the style of a traditional Japanese kitchen. Aside from the warring decor, Vesta's home is very clean and tidy. It's large enough to house a goddess, numerous shinki, and guests quite comfortably. More details are available in the floor plan that's been provided. The main bedroom is Vesta's private quarters and off-limits to shinki and visitors alike.
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