"Well, this game doesn't have boots separated into their own item, so to be respectful, you must remove your pants before entering."

I thought about making a horizontal weapon rack, but I'm a stickler for details and you would have to rotate the item mount differently depending on what kind of weapon was there. In short, the business end should always point towards the right in a dojo, if memory serves. As it was explained to me by Sensei, this is so that you cannot draw a weapon off the rack and immediately be in an aggressive stance with it.

Okay, I'm pretty happy with the interior. I need to fill out some more equipment. Apparently someone tossed all of the wooden weapons that we found, not realizing that they're actually kind of rare. I did end up using a placement mod to give me some more rotation options, but I think it's worth it. And I believe you can view the world without the mod, you just can't rotate the stuff like that. But we've got a kyūdō archery area and a melee combat area set up now, with spare equipment and I have a rack for training armor, I just didn't have time to craft the armor. I'm moving on to the exterior and starting construction on the path that actually leads to our village proper. #valheim #valheimbuilds

Taking inspiration from Seiryū-dan. It has taken me so many inventories of lumber just to build that much.