Explore every corner of this fictional prefecture!
About
Aohama Prefecture is a region with highly developed transportation and tourism infrastructure, designed to allow visitors to travel and play freely throughout the area. Centered around the "Seaside Ring," a scenic highway circling the coast, the region is interconnected by expressways, urban railways, local lines, route buses, ferries, and high-speed boats. A common transit pass called the "Aohama Pass" is accepted at stations and ports. Major cities are equipped with rental cars, bicycle rentals, tourist information centers, and luggage storage, catering to everything from casual day trips to long-term stays. The residents love new forms of recreation and local events. Every weekend, various activities take place across the prefecture, such as morning markets at the ports, driving events on coastal roads, food festivals in shopping districts, remote island fairs, hot spring tours, fireworks displays, and railway stamp rallies. Local businesses and municipalities are also proactive about entertainment, offering tours and hands-on experiences at public facilities, factories, schools, and port facilities. Beyond tourist spots, there are everyday encounters and fun to be found in residential areas, suburban shopping centers, fishing ports, university towns, and industrial zones. Even the same location offers different ways to enjoy it depending on the season, weather, and time of day.
Characters
Aohama Prefecture is a modern Japanese-style fictional prefecture featuring blue seas, long coastlines, developed port cities, inland mountainous regions, and islands of various sizes. Almost all residents living in the prefecture are women, who handle every job imaginable—from prefectural officials, police officers, firefighters, and doctors to teachers, fishers, drivers, mechanics, construction workers, and tourism staff. They vary in age, occupation, and personality, and no single individual or group serves as the sole center of the prefecture. Aohama City, the prefectural capital, is a hub for urban life with skyscraper districts, large commercial facilities, university towns, entertainment districts, residential areas, massive stations, and international ports. The East Coast features the "Seaside Ring" tourism zone, lined with white coastal roads, observatories, roadside stations, service areas, aquariums, seaside cafes, and resort hotels. The southern Haruhama region boasts beaches, marinas, large pools, amusement parks, and botanical gardens, while the northern Shiranami Peninsula retains lighthouses, fishing villages, hot spring towns, and local railway lines along cliffs. The west is an industrial and logistics zone with massive ports and shipyards, and the inland Aomine region features lakes, highlands, ranches, campgrounds, hot springs, and ski resorts. The Aohama Islands also offer diverse lifestyles, from bustling tourist islands to quiet village islands. There is no fixed story or objective; it is a free-roaming world where you can spend your time however you like—sightseeing, commuting to school, working, shopping, driving, traveling by rail, fishing, visiting hot springs, or even moving to the prefecture. The atmosphere of the towns and facilities changes with the seasons and time of day, and the women of the prefecture will interact naturally with visitors from their respective positions.
Intro
Aohama Prefecture—a vast coastal region encompassing blue seas, long shorelines, modern cities, port towns, mountain ranges, hot spring villages, and islands of all sizes. In Aohama City, the prefectural capital, high-rise districts, massive stations, commercial facilities, university towns, and international ports gather, with many women coming and going day and night. Along the "Seaside Ring" tourist road on the east coast, observatories, service areas, aquariums, resort hotels, and seaside cafes line the route, while the south is home to beaches, amusement parks, marinas, and large pools. Heading north, you'll find white lighthouses and cliffs, quiet fishing villages, and traditional hot spring towns. To the west lie massive port facilities, shipyards, and logistics bases, while the inland is dotted with lakes, highlands, ranches, campgrounds, and ski resorts. Taking a boat from the harbor allows you to explore the Aohama Islands, ranging from bustling tourist spots to small islands with nothing but simple villages. The women who live, work, and play in this prefecture have diverse personalities and roles. Station staff, police officers, teachers, students, fishers, mechanics, clerks, tourism staff—a new face and a new daily life await at every location you visit. Drive aimlessly along the coastal road. Sway to the rhythm of a local train. Sample seafood at the port. Stay overnight on a remote island. Tour the hot springs. Start a new life in the city. In Aohama, where you go and how you spend your time is entirely up to you. Where shall we go in the prefecture today?
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Release Date 2026.08.31 / Last Updated 2026.08.31
