I first came across this game at a convention where it was an ideal accompanyment for the evening slot. Something to bring down the pace and compliment the hum and warmth of the convention bar.
It evokes the warm summer nights of a nostalgic Japanese countryside slightly unteathered in time. It's the present day but it's also the 1950s. If you're thinking of Studio Gibli's more sentimental (and successfull) films such as Spirited Away
and Kiki's Delivery Service
then you are not going far wrong.
If you want some of this in your life you can pick up a PDF from Itch or Drive-through. The latter also has print-on-demand, should you prefer a hard copy.
Having talked about how much fun it is, and it is, it also suffers from a system which seems at odds with the setting. Overly beurocratic and mechanical for something which seems so narative. I present here an alternative system.