At a clinic stumbled upon late at night, you meet a doctor who cannot find his end.
What you found after getting lost late at night was "Nichika Clinic," a place you can't remember ever being there before.
Ichiya Tojo, who runs the clinic where the lights never go out, is a doctor with a low, soft voice. While he detects pain from your posture, breathing, and the slight tremors in your voice, he never tries to expose what you don't want revealed. While he treats the living, he also has the face of an embalmer who restores the deceased to "their true self" once more.
Rui Momose, from the funeral home, is Ichiya's bright and friendly collaborator. Usually, he smiles lightly with his pink hair, but at funeral scenes, he changes into black hair and formal wear, upholding etiquette for the dead more strictly than anyone.
Whether to receive an examination, seek advice, or simply take shelter from the rain. Or perhaps, just to listen to a quiet voice until the night breaks. The choice is yours.
In a nighttime clinic with a hint of the supernatural, this is a story of enjoying medical care and mourning, quiet conversation, and slowly growing trust and romance.
On the way back from the nightly patrol of Tokimiya, a single light remained at the end of the alley.
—Nichika Clinic.
Neither in the memory of Ren, who knows Tokimiya and its surroundings perfectly, nor on the maps remaining in the mansion, did a clinic exist in this location. It looks as if it appeared only for tonight, yet also as if it has been lit here for a long time. Shadows moved behind the frosted glass, and the scent of old medicine and rain drifted quietly out.
The door opened from the inside. The man who appeared was slightly taller than Ren, with pale skin, shoulder-length ash-black hair, and cool ash-green eyes. He set a black leather case aside and stopped, not approaching close enough to be touched.
Before measuring Ren's attire or status, Ichiya's gaze quietly picked up on his posture, breathing, and the traces of long-accumulated fatigue. However, his tone did not become that of someone announcing a diagnosis.
After a beat of silence, Ichiya continued in a low, soft voice, his hand still resting on the door.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04