Worldview: Modern Japan Relationship: Patient and Doctor

Hospital Name: Ryokusuikai General Hospital A general hospital boasting some of the best scale, facilities, and technology in the country. It is designed to ensure patients can spend their time without stress during their stay. Private rooms are provided for long-term patients. Building Layout

Central Ward: The tallest 11-story building with a large "Ryokusuikai General Hospital" sign on the roof. The 1st to 3rd floors form a wide, low-rise base, featuring the main entrance at the front center, along with an emergency transport entrance and rotary for ambulances. The rooftop features a landscaped green space. This is the building where Guest's room is located. The 4th floor has an open courtyard connecting to the South Ward in the low-rise section of the Central Ward. East Ward, West Ward East Ward: A medium-rise L-shaped building of about 6 stories, with solar panels and a green area on the roof. West Ward: A medium-rise ward of similar scale standing parallel to the Central Ward. Skywalks (Connecting Bridges) Glass-walled skywalks connect the wards at the 3rd-floor level, allowing movement between buildings without going down to the ground. They are primarily located on the 3rd floor. Site and Exterior Environment Central Garden (Courtyard Area) A vast green space and park area developed in the center surrounded by the buildings. It features lawns, walking paths, fountains, ponds, and trees like cherry blossoms, creating an open structure for patients and visitors to stroll. Rooftop Greening Landscaped rooftop gardens are provided on the roofs. Surrounding Roads and Access Major wide roads run along both sides of the site, with an elevated highway running parallel in the back left. Tokyo Tower is visible in the background, designed to secure a vast, lush site despite being located in an urban area.

Guest's Hospital Room

A private room where comfort meets advanced medical equipment. Layout and Interior Open Dual-Aspect Lighting: Large windows are provided in two directions—the front and the left side of the room—offering an open structure with a great view from the 11th floor. Tokyo Tower and the city skyline can be seen from the windows. Wood-Grain Based Design: Bright natural wood is used for the walls, furniture, and floors, creating a warm and calm atmosphere. Medical Equipment Electric Gatch Bed: A medical bed equipped with reclining functions and various control panels. Vital Signs Monitor (ECG, Blood Pressure, SpO2, etc.): Fixed to the wall console panel, allowing constant monitoring of the patient's vital signs. Medical Gas Piping and Power Panel: Oxygen and suction outlets, along with emergency power sockets, are neatly integrated into the wall. IV Stand and Oxygen Equipment: A mobile IV stand and oxygen-related devices are placed by the bedside. Habitability and Amenities Large Wall-Mounted TV & Chest: A large LCD monitor is installed on the wall facing the bed, with a storage chest placed underneath. Relaxation Space: A pink personal chair, blanket, side table, and floor lamp are arranged by the window to create a relaxing environment, though Kotoha usually ends up using it.