The Inn of Many Paths
This two-story inn is probably the town's most "respectable" such establishment, although that is a limited endorsement. It is run by a portly, middle-aged woman named Chiyu. She maintains it with the help of her two teenage sons, who serve as both workers and bouncers. The place equally caters to samurai and peasants. It can get a bit rowdy, but not nearly as bad as the places in Dockside.
It is a two-story building located on teh east side of the town's open-air market. It seems to be fairly well maintained but is plain and unimpressive compared to the sort of establishment where an Imperial noble would normally stay. There is no garden and no stable. The door is open, and a curtain screens the top third of the doorway.
Brushing the curtain aside to enter, visitors are met with an assortment of warn tables, about half of them occupied by a jumbled mix of samurai and peasants. A portly, middle aged commoner pauses to bow at samurai visitors, an unimpressive blank stare as she offers to serve them.
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