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A two-storey house located in the Setagaya ward of Tokyo. [[Lain]] lives here with her [[family]]: her father [[Yasuo]], her mother [[Miho]] and her sister [[Mika]]. | A two-storey house located in the Setagaya ward of Tokyo. [[Lain Iwakura]] lives here with her [[family]]: her father [[Yasuo Iwakura]], her mother [[Miho Iwakura]] and her sister [[Mika Iwakura]]. | ||
The furnishing is plain and ordinary, except for the large number of [[NAVI]]s that Yasuo has in one room, and later, that Lain has in her bedroom. | The furnishing is plain and ordinary, except for the large number of [[NAVI]]s that Yasuo has in one room, and later, that Lain has in her bedroom. | ||
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The outside of the house is likewise plain. There is a plate that says "Iwakura" outside. | The outside of the house is likewise plain. There is a plate that says "Iwakura" outside. | ||
Its address becomes visible on a | Its address becomes visible on a delivery receipt at one point, where it is listed as being in the fictional neighborhood of Mimorigasaka (美杜ヶ坂) in Tokyo's Setagaya ward. | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
Revision as of 17:14, 18 April 2022
A two-storey house located in the Setagaya ward of Tokyo. Lain Iwakura lives here with her family: her father Yasuo Iwakura, her mother Miho Iwakura and her sister Mika Iwakura.
The furnishing is plain and ordinary, except for the large number of NAVIs that Yasuo has in one room, and later, that Lain has in her bedroom.
The outside of the house is likewise plain. There is a plate that says "Iwakura" outside.
Its address becomes visible on a delivery receipt at one point, where it is listed as being in the fictional neighborhood of Mimorigasaka (美杜ヶ坂) in Tokyo's Setagaya ward.