Indeed they are. Ginia keeps an eye on Romeo as they leave the train, making sure he doesn't get lost in the crowd heading toward the exits. There are several exits and she makes sure they have the right one before going through the turnstiles. They're in a slight more suburban part of the city. Apartment buildings are still scattered around as well as some small stores, but there are also some houses too.

Their first destination is a small house with a small stone wall around the perimeter. The small area inside is full of potted plants - flowers, vegetables, and herbs - and a soft-looking moss lawn. There's a paved path up to the front of the house.

Ginia makes sure the letter is ready and a message typed on her phone to play. She straightens out her suit jacket before knocking on the door. There's barking from inside, the scrabbling of paws on wood.

"One moment, one moment," calls a voice from inside. There's quiet hushing from behind the door, a few more barks, before the door slides open. An elderly man looks out, adjusting his glasses as he peers at the two of them. At his side, an excited terrier paws at the ground and barks again. "Can I help you?"

Ginia bows and offers the letter to him, playing her message.

"Good morning. We're here to deliver a letter on behalf of your son, Ryosuke, and come bearing his wishes."