• Sha­mei­maru Aya’s House (Home of the Analog Journalist) Lighting/Ventilation

Shitomi

Wind

Sunlight

Since they want to protect their materials and documents from sunlight, most journalist tengu opt for house designs that keep direct sunlight out. Shitomi are often preferred, as they conveniently prevent moisture damage to the paper as well.

Kakezukuri

A well-ventilated workspace (literal)

• On the Basic Layout of Karasu Tengu Residences Structural form → Wooden construction built with kakezukuri on the slopes of Yōkai Mountain, with locations fundamentally chosen assuming the residents can fly. (Elderly tengu or those with wing injuries or disabilities may instead live in ground-level or tree-top residences.)

• On the Water Supply, Drainage, and Sanitation Infrastructure on the cliff faces was finalized (abandoned) during the construction of the residential areas. Each area has communal kitchens and toilets under collective management. (Younger tengu, however, tend to dislike this arrangement and would build homes on the ground level with their own private facilities.)