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The key is to have as much fun with it as you can and enjoy the Japanese setting, the music, the bits of history that is imparted by speaking to the different NPC's and plantings trees and bushes (up to the very limited number of 125 though).
If you have not played yet Medieval Dynasty, then do so. MD is in a different stratosphere than Sengoku and in 'Oxbow' you can also play as a female.
So much more to be able to build, decorate and also being able to place items outside of buildings.