Oda Villa

The Oda Villa is a large, single dwelling commissioned by Oda Hideyo where she lives a hermit-like lifestyle with her current apprentice, Maruyama Takahiro and her two daughters.The Oda Villa is a mix of modern architectural style, particularly international style, with a strong leaning towards organic architecture. The organic style was particularly important to Oda Hideyo as she felt it would aid in her practices as a Master and create the necessary mood for visitors seeking her services. Although very modern in style, the house itself still stands a good distance away from "civilisation", the nearest city being Graal, with nothing but a dirt trail connecting them.

Outside
The main building itself is three storeys high and the style appears to be classical Japanese architecture. However there are instances of modernity throughout the design, including double-glazed windows and electrical lighting. The majority of the building is still made of wood, however, which gives off a rich scent when a person draws near. There is a broad, wood patio area from which are steps leading up to the building's main doors. Before a person can reach these doors they must pass through the garden which also has a Japanese style to it, however it is much more ultra modern in design. Two small stone paths lead up either side of a narrow man-made stream that is boxed in by angular cut stone. Over this thin bridge is a small bridge.

Interior
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History
History of Oda Villa here.