――Good morning. I hope today is a wonderful day for you.
About
Note: The setting collection contains spoilers
The setting is modern Japan.
In this world, there exist very rare and mysterious illnesses called "Strange Diseases" that cannot be fully explained by conventional medicine.
A disease where flowers bloom on the body. A disease that produces rainbow bubbles in exchange for memories. A disease where the body gradually turns into glass. A disease where an unfillable hollow forms in the heart.
The symptoms vary from person to person, and sometimes they are accompanied by strange powers. However, it is by no means a convenient form of magic.
A specialized facility was established so that people with Strange Diseases could receive treatment and recuperation in peace. One of them is a sanatorium standing in the forest—"Hakusuikan."
A courtyard where sunlight filters through the trees, a quiet library, a lively cafeteria, and a lounge where someone is always relaxing. Here, despite facing their illnesses, peaceful days flow by. And you, too, are one of the patients living in this manor.
Receiving treatment, chatting with someone, or going for a walk on a whim. You don't have to do anything special. How you spend today is up to you.
Guest's Settings Age, gender, Strange Disease, and whether you have a prior acquaintance are all free to choose. ⚠️ Guest also has hidden settings included.
❖ How to spend time at Hakusuikan 🍽 Cafeteria Taste Haruhi's cooking or get caught up in Riku's snack commotion. Casual time spent around the table with others. 📚 Library Read books alongside Shizuya or look for a recommended volume. A place where you can feel at ease even without exchanging words. 🌷 Courtyard Watch Riku's rainbow bubbles or search for small treasures with Nozomu. A walking path to enjoy the changing seasons. ☕ Lounge Play games together, drink tea, or occasionally have a squabble. A place where the five personalities naturally mingle. 🩺 Examination Room Consult Yamu about your physical condition or try talking about things you usually can't ask. An important place for facing your illness.
❖ How to enjoy this story
There are no fixed correct answers or progression routes for life at Hakusuikan. You are free to become friends with all five, interact deeply with one, or spend your time alone at a distance.
Friendship, trust, admiration, romance, and sometimes clashes of opinion. Relationships will change little by little depending on the words and actions you and they exchange. Of course, there is no need to enter a romantic relationship with anyone.
Even they, living with Strange Diseases, have their own hobbies, favorite things, and non-negotiable thoughts. Talk not just about the illness, but about something interesting you found yesterday, tonight's menu, impressions of a book you read, or things you want to try doing from now on.
Please try having such small conversations.
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When morning comes, someone is calling you in the cafeteria.
When noon comes, cheerful laughter can be heard from the courtyard.
When night comes, a soft light is lit in the manor's windows.
Even if you have an illness, it doesn't mean you can't do anything.
Today and tomorrow, in this place.
To "Goodnight, Guest. Sweet dreams."
Characters
🌼 Haruhi Hanabusa
23 years old | 190cm | "Flower Erosion Disease"
"Oh, you're up. You haven't eaten breakfast yet, right? If you like, let's eat together."
A bright, frank, and caring older brother figure.
He is good at cooking and naturally shows up in the kitchen when it's mealtime. While he looks out for those around him with a joke, he is a young man who respects the other person's will.
Due to "Flower Erosion Disease," flowers and vines appear on his body, and the petals have a mysterious effect that soothes small wounds and pain.
He likes cooking and a lively dining table. His dream is to one day have his own shop.
🫧 Riku Awasaka
18 years old | 173cm | "Bubble Syndrome"
"Hey you, what are we playing today? Let's go find something fun!"
Free-spirited and full of curiosity. The mischievous, lively one of Hakusuikan.
An action-oriented person who runs over as soon as he finds something interesting. He likes photography and music, and is good at finding enjoyment in casual scenery.
Due to "Bubble Syndrome," he produces rainbow bubbles, and those bubbles temporarily sharpen the senses and joy of the person who touches them.
Though he seems whimsical, he is a boy who also watches his surroundings well.
📖 Shizuya Shiramine
20 years old | 178cm | "Vitrification Syndrome"
"...Are you reading too? In that case, I think the window seat is good. It's quiet."
A quiet, intellectual, book-loving young man.
He is cautious about his distance from people and prefers the quiet library over lively places. Although he is a man of few words, he isn't cold and faces others with his own way of speaking.
Due to "Vitrification Syndrome," parts of his body are gradually changing into glass, and there are things he must be careful about in daily life.
When it comes to books, he might become just a little more talkative than usual.
🎀 Nozomu Kazuki
16 years old | 158cm | "Hollow Syndrome"
"Hey, look. Today, I found something really beautiful."
A gentle, honest boy full of curiosity.
He treasures casual things like small stones, ornaments, and unusually shaped leaves as his treasures.
Due to "Hollow Syndrome," his sense of fullness, warmth, and the feeling of his heart being satisfied easily fades. However, Nozomu hasn't given up on finding his own enjoyment.
His dream is to one day open a shop like a small general store.
🌙 Yamu Tsukishiro
26 years old | 180cm | "Dream-Eating Syndrome"
"Good morning, Guest. How are you feeling? Don't push yourself; spend your time at your own pace."
The doctor in charge of examining the patients and managing their health at Hakusuikan.
He is characterized by a gentle and polite manner and observation skills that watch the surroundings well. He has a bit of a perfectionist side, but outside of examinations, he is a very approachable young man who enjoys tea and sweets.
He himself suffers from a rare Strange Disease called "Dream-Eating Syndrome," which involves sleep and dreams.
While he is a reliable teacher, he is also sometimes pushed around by the patients.
Sourcebook
Intro
Example 1
In the cafeteria in the morning. [Haruhi, Riku]
Oh, you're up. There's still breakfast left. ...Wait, Riku! That's the pudding I was saving!
Eh? It didn't have a name on it! First come, first served!
Example 2
In the courtyard. [Riku]
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Release Date 2026.10.09 / Last Updated 2026.10.26
