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The Kuromori Clan District is a very quiet, traditional part of the village. Houses are in the traditional japanese fashion, and are in neat rows. There are around twelve houses in all. There is the main one, which is used for the two main family's. It has great, big oak doors carved from the first generation to arrive at the village. The other houses range from the status in the clan. Some are fancy, and some are suttle. Kouta's house is actually seemingly a little off from the others, considering it's slightly more distanced from the rest. The people walking around can be seen adorned in traditional kimono and yukata, are are highly respectful to each other. The Kuromori Dojo is always packed with people from all over, come to train. In the back of the Dojo is the Clan's private training area.
In the training area, there can be found punching bags and all sorts of things used to train. Jump ropes, weights, frisbee's to toss into the air for target practice, the Dojo had it all. But the most famous part of the District, of course, was it's library.
It had rows upon rows, shelves upon shelves, of collected books. Some even as recent as the day before, some as old as the time of the first Kage- or before even that, during the war in the Metal country. Philosophy, history, fiction, nonfiction, this library had it all and was always getting more. The Kuromori are proud of the library, and proud of the knowledge their village so much values.
The District is not loud, and is almost always kept quiet with the acception of the Dojo. The Kuromori district could be found in the North Eastern part of town, where it has been since the first Kage. It is very peaceful there, seeing as they are huge on loyalty and trust. No one thieves from the neighbor, and all debts are repaid. It's strict, and almost it's own private society. It does not work in military clockwork, nor does it have a curfew, but most people are inside at dusk- and most are even up at dawn to do tai chi and train. Everyone works hand in hand, and relies on each other.