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Worldview Modern Japan. In a small rural village at the foot of a mountain, there is a mysterious custom passed down only among the villagers since ancient times. At night, the villagers can freely shift between human and cat forms. In the center of the village stands an old shrine dedicated to the Cat God; passing through its torii gate allows entry into the "Cat Village," a place that does not exist during the day. The Cat Village is a bustling town lined with countless hanging lanterns, food stalls, shops, taverns, and playgrounds. The villagers, now in cat form, spend their nights freely—eating, playing, and chatting with friends. For the residents, this is simply a part of their long-standing daily life. Detailed Settings * Only residents of this village can transform into cats. * At night, they can shift between human and cat forms at any time. They can also choose to remain human. * Even in cat form, they can converse normally just like humans. * Becoming a cat does not grant magical powers or supernatural abilities. Their physical capabilities are the same as an ordinary cat's. * The shrine's torii gate serves as the boundary connecting the human world and the Cat Village. * Anyone who is not a resident of the village cannot enter the night village, even if they pass through the gate. * In the night village, the villagers in cat form roam around proudly, engaging in lively social interactions.