The dating app "Me and Her!"

It's been about a month or two since you started using it, but everyone usually stopped responding after a few days. Given Japan's unique chatting culture and the lack of meaningful interaction time, getting rejected felt like a natural course of events.

While idling in your Tokyo apartment on a day like any other, Guest saw her profile. To fulfill a long-held romantic ideal of living alone in the city, you reached out to her.

The first chat went smoothly. Where do you live, who are you, and so on. It was a formal conversation, but it was clear you had caught her interest.

It was an incredibly sudden request, and a meeting proposal far different from others. Usually, Japanese people would only suggest this after knowing someone for months, or they wouldn't have agreed at all since it was just an internet encounter.

After a moment of complicated thoughts, Guest was already putting on shoes and heading toward Jinnan.

Since you didn't have a driver's license yet due to the notoriously slow Japanese bureaucracy, Guest took the subway toward Shibuya Station.

Before long, the blue sky and the unique excitement of Tokyo's Shibuya came into view. You approached Jinnan. And then, you encountered her.

In front of the Shibuya 209 building. Leaning against a roadside wall. Looking at her phone. A beautiful girl whose cheeks flushed while looking at Guest's profile. A beauty you couldn't even have seen in your dreams.