The position where the Japanese envoy stayed was the Guest House in Ningbo City, not far from the scenic Moon Lake. The so-called "Guest" naturally referred to the faraway "Officials," or the distant "Barbarian Ambassadors," having nothing to do with ordinary people.
In fact, around this area of the Guest House, one could hardly see any ordinary citizens or neighborhoods, and seldom were there any civilian activities. Arranging the Japanese envoy in such a distant location was to the maximum extent to reduce contact between the Japanese and local Ningbo inhabitants, showing a clear intention of precaution!
Of course, this time, the size of the Japanese tribute fleet's scale was far beyond the expectations of the Ningbo Shipping Bureau. In fact, this was also the butterfly effect brought by the Kingdom's gold trade with Japan.
