This large home is somewhat stately, constructed in white limestone and marble it is made to impress. With large gardens and great function rooms, the residential area of the house is separate to the hosting rooms.

A large black mansion, beautiful lawn with lush grass, swimming pool in the back and more floors then needed. This is the home of Mister Jack K. Ripper.

A mansion that blends Edo period architecture with a more contemporary style. There's a lovely Japanese garden in back. The interior is best described as functional and comfortable, but not ostentatious. There's a rather nice hot tub in one of the bathrooms, however.

Mansion ( Because he's that awesome, obviously! )
Description: A mansion with prehaps too many windows, and a color scheme of stark white and light blue; settled on a patch of land consisting of mostly bright green grass, scattered trees, and a large koi pond. A well-kept home, it is a lovely sight; strangely peaceful, all things considered.

A large estate covered with over grown hedges and thick trees. The main Cottage is located on the northeast end, covered in ivy's and flowers which weave along the terrace and wooding. The house looks old and quite frankly, decrepit and haunted, but inside is a master piece of well designed furniture. The house was painted to match it's surroundings and look camouflaged, so various greens and browns are among most of the colors able to be seen. The house itself is three stories, complete with bedrooms, bathrooms, multiple kitchens, and a basement, it has all the furnishings that are necessary.

At the top of an extravagant apartment building, the penthouse of Kyo dwells. It's decor is mostly comprised of a traditional Japanese style, even if the architecture of the building is modern. the top of the building has a relatively small zen garden as well, which he also owns.

Corruption never looked so good and if it has than the owner of the penthouse has made it his goal to top it. With all the glitzy embellishments it's amazing to think that the man who owns the whole floor isn't decades older than he is, but money, power and connections gets the job done in a reasonable amount of time. The only way to access the floor is the elevator and it leads into a luxuriantly decorated foyer before one even gets to the living space. The walls are done in tame beige but the ornaments all around the room are crimson with gold embellishments. The carpet is likely the darkest material besides the man's heart, black is convenient for hiding blood stains whenever anything unsavory happens. It boasts of a wonderful view of Tokyo and has some rather interesting add-ons such as the rotating bar and ever so conspicuous stripper pole located in the sitting room.The furnishings are top grade naturally and no expenses were spared for the master bedroom which is as large as it is well furbished, completely dedicated to making any experience there a night to remember.

Modeled after the houses of the Victorian era, this place looks like a turreted gingerbread house. There are 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large kitchen, living room, and even a study that was converted into a personal library. There's also enough land for a small garden in the back.

Large stone castle seemingly intimidating, decorated with lavish red interior and black furniture the castle is a beauty to behold. No one is allowed on the top floor, being that is the Lady Fox's room, each slave has their own room and are free of all collars here.

Your average rural house, with nothing especially Japanese besides the main architecture. Located at the edge of a thick forest and small network of lakes, it has a distinctly naturey feel; large glass windows offering a view out over the water from the inside. It is connected to a small network of paths and bridges, leading deeper into the forest one way, and to civilization the other.

From the outside, this house is quite lovely. A number of trees and flowers can be found on thee property, both native and exotic. The lawn has the feel of an expansive garden, while the house is tucked neatly in the midst of the nature.The house itself is kept up with quite well, and has a feminine charm, not unlike that of a finely crafted dollhouse. The style of the house is Victorian; perhaps not quite fitting in, but still nice.

The mansion appears to be something out of an old fairy tale. Victorian in architecture, the house is fairly large, resting on nearly twenty acres of land, with the house situated on the northern edge of the property, flanked on either side by forests. A long cobblestone driveway, paved on either side with beautiful flowers, leads up to the home. The house itself is decorated with beautiful Victorian-style furniture, and on practically every wall are drawings and paintings done by Violetta. The first floor contains the parlor and dining room, the second floor contains four guest rooms, each with its own small bathroom, and the third floor and tower contain Violetta's chamber and studio. There is a small cellar that can easily be converted into another bedroom, and, a short path leads to the kitchen (located separate from the house for safety reasons), and the beautiful garden and orchard that Violetta takes a great deal of pride in.

Hideki's mansion has more in common with its European counterparts than a traditional Japanese home. Its exterior is unabashedly modern. The interior is very much in the style of Old World European decorating, with red, gold, and black dominating the colour scheme. The bathrooms have marble floors, the carpets are plush. There is no doubt that the owner of the house is fabulously wealthy. Hideki wouldn't have it any other way. In fact, the only concession to Japanese culture are the strips of paper that one can buy at a shrine scattered throughout the mansion, and let's not get started on the candles...

The Ajiwa Penthouse was given to Shishi when h was eighteen. Perched atop one of the many buildings owned by the Ajiwa family, it holds two fully furnished guest rooms (or slave rooms) and the Master Bedroom, with adjoining study. A large den and kitchen have very modern decor, matching the young Master's taste.

A rather nice Victorian style home with three levels (and a basement). The upper most level is a large walk in attic. The second floor has one bathroom and three rooms while the downstairs hosts the kitchen, another bathroom and four other rooms along with a living space and a solarium.