Doujou
Training Hall
Known simply as "The Dojo" most Divisions have their own select building reserved for training purposes, but set in the Southeast corner near the Central mount is a large Dojo that has existed from before three-hundred years and is allegedly very sturdy. Most Sparring matches and practice matches as well as tournaments and "informal" challenges are made here.
The Dojo itself comprises of three main rooms, the front room is reserved for greeting and is relatively small a space for sandals and Zanpakuto is set along the far wall as using one's actual Soul Sword is prohibited on these grounds, the two latter rooms are set with one on either side of the greeting room and entering via a door one would find a non-planked floor for kneeling on the sides to observe matches and or wait for one's own the the floor is large enough to accompany three basic matches large-scale matches are usually held on the entire floor for movement. Pillars support a running "balcony" which surrounds the entire perimeter on two floors, the first being the "step" balcony is used for simply relaxing after a match, while the second is for conversation as well as additional seating/sparring room for matches that are best held outside.
Training Hall
Known simply as "The Dojo" most Divisions have their own select building reserved for training purposes, but set in the Southeast corner near the Central mount is a large Dojo that has existed from before three-hundred years and is allegedly very sturdy. Most Sparring matches and practice matches as well as tournaments and "informal" challenges are made here.
The Dojo itself comprises of three main rooms, the front room is reserved for greeting and is relatively small a space for sandals and Zanpakuto is set along the far wall as using one's actual Soul Sword is prohibited on these grounds, the two latter rooms are set with one on either side of the greeting room and entering via a door one would find a non-planked floor for kneeling on the sides to observe matches and or wait for one's own the the floor is large enough to accompany three basic matches large-scale matches are usually held on the entire floor for movement. Pillars support a running "balcony" which surrounds the entire perimeter on two floors, the first being the "step" balcony is used for simply relaxing after a match, while the second is for conversation as well as additional seating/sparring room for matches that are best held outside.
