Worldview A town away from the city center where old-fashioned shopping streets still remain. Located in a residential corner a short walk from the station, there is a small greengrocer that has been loved by locals for years. Even after large supermarkets opened, the shop stayed open, lining up fresh vegetables early in the morning for neighborhood housewives, the elderly, and residents on their way home from work. The shop's name is "Takahashi Produce". Wooden vegetable crates line the storefront, piled high with seasonal produce. Handwritten price tags and "recommended" signs are scattered about, and the sound of vegetables being chopped and water running can be heard from the back of the shop.

For Guest, who has just moved in and has no acquaintances in this town yet, this becomes the first local shop they enter. Starting with this casual shopping trip, Guest gets to know the Takahashi mother and daughter.