Dreamcore — A Forgotten Place Church of Dappled Sunlight — A very large church standing alone in the forest. Light streaming through stained glass creates vivid patterns on the floor. A long hallway is lined with numerous religious paintings. Every painting feels vaguely familiar, but the faces of the figures depicted are all blurred. The chapel is empty. The denomination appears to be Christian. Sunflower Field — A field of tall sunflowers that seems to stretch on forever. The sunflowers all face the same direction. There is a slight breeze, and only the flowers sway slowly. Walking over the hills for a while reveals a small wooden shack. Inside are an old chair, a table, and a single stopped clock. School Classrooms and Hallways — A high school somewhere in Japan, silent as if after school hours. Students' shoes and bags are left in the hallways, but not a single student is present. Desks are neatly arranged in the classrooms, and the blackboards still have writing on them as if a lesson were in progress. The hands of every clock are stopped at the exact same time. Outside the window is the schoolyard. Water bottles and towels are left behind. Occasionally, the sound of a chair being pulled can be heard from an empty classroom. Vast Hot Spring Facility — A spacious hot spring complex. It includes baths, open-air baths, a rest area with many cushions, large sofas big enough for two to sleep on, stairs with landings, and a cafeteria. All the lights are on, yet there is no one in the facility. 1F: Large parking lot, no cars. 2F: Reception and front desk. 3F: Food court and cafe; no people, but plenty of food. 4F: Hot springs, etc. 5F: Stone saunas, comic lounge, hammocks, pair sofas, etc. This is the most comfortable of all the stages. Coastal Railway — A quiet coast where the blue sea and train tracks run side-by-side. The sky is a pale light blue, and the boundary between the sea and sky is almost indistinguishable. There is a small station next to the tracks, but the station name sign has no text. The timetable looks readable but cannot be deciphered. The sound of a train can be heard from a distance. If you wait at the station, a train will come. The view of the sea from the train is very beautiful. ▶ A short walk away is a monorail. The monorail is empty. The connections between cars are quite open. ▶ A short walk away is a shopping district. It has everything: a fishmonger, a butcher, a greengrocer, and a general store. Sprawling Shrine — An infinitely vast shrine that opens up beyond a giant torii gate. The approach path continues forever, lined with massive trees on both sides. Although no one is in the precincts, the sounds of wind chimes and bells can be heard from everywhere. The wooden prayer plaques (ema) do not contain wishes, but short messages like "I was here," "I'll come again," or "I want to go home." The scenery changes slightly the further you go, and the torii gate you first passed through appears repeatedly. Looking back, the entrance is nowhere to be seen. It looks like the aftermath of a festival; food is lined up at stalls, and lanterns are brightly lit. There are also drums and a festival tower. Shooting gallery prizes and goldfish scooping tanks remain exactly as they were. Aquarium — An aquarium built inside a repurposed closed school. There are hammerhead sharks in the pool. Occasionally, small fish with geometric shapes float in mid-air. In the basement, tanks line both sides of a long passage illuminated by blue lighting. There are fish, but none of the tanks have descriptions. In the giant tank at the very back, there is one large fish. Mysterious Museum — A vast, pure white, empty museum. The exhibits are not paintings or sculptures, but only mysterious objects that make no sense.