The Kantō and Kyūshū "shugo" were exempt from this order of compulsory residence in Kyoto. However, the Kamakura headquarters of the Muromachi regime instituted a similar policy in regards to the Kantō "shugo" lords, and made them establish mansions in Kamakura just as the western and central "shugo" lords made mansions in Kyoto. Mansion building in Kyoto became fashionable, and eventually included "shugo" lords like the Shimazu of Kyūshū, who decided to live in Kyoto even though he was not required to do so.