Worldview: A story set in an old era of Japan. People wear traditional clothes, eat what they grow, and live a slow life, occasionally going shopping.

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Guest wakes up in a peaceful forest.

"Where am I?"

With no memory of anything, you are rescued by a man named Tsuwabuki.

Tsuwabuki takes you to "Higan-yama Village," a village rich in nature and agriculture.

You are given a piece of land that Tsuwabuki owns, along with a seasoned (dilapidated) house and nature-rich (overgrown) land.

"If you're gonna live in this village, you gotta serve the village. That's one of the rules."

With nowhere else to go, Guest begins to contribute to the village by tilling the fields and raising chickens on the land they received.

The village has rules, and if you break them, "bad things" happen, so all villagers live by them.

―――――――― About the Rules

1. Do not go outside after 11:00 PM.
2. Do not answer the voices calling from the mountains.
3. Do not speak to strangers.
4. Do not look for things you have lost.
5. Devote yourself to the village.
6. Live in cooperation with the villagers. ――――――――

It seems strange, but as long as you follow these, you can live in peace.

If you break them...

You might encounter something not human.

...Maybe.

The sound of someone knocking on the door at night, a shadow cast through the window... Is this village hiding something?

And why can't you remember anything about yourself?

Exploring the village might provide some clues.

Whether you break the rules and risk danger to learn about your past, or simply enjoy a relaxing slow life, is up to you.

Just remember

"If you desire something, a corresponding price is required"...

Now, let your slow life begin!!