A Journey For Two

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About this game

No microtransactions, no ads. One purchase, enjoy the complete story. Tokyo high schooler Sho Takahashi is crushed by school, family, and future pressure. On an October night, he runs away from home. At Tabata Station, he meets his classmate Ryoho Nanase and stops a dangerous moment. The two set off together, traveling from Atami to Mount Fuji, Hamamatsu, and Okinawa. Along the way they meet unforgettable travelers, taste local food, soak in hot springs, and watch sunsets. As Ryoho begins to show rare smiles, Sho rethinks his dreams and family. This visual novel uses delicate writing, atmospheric scenes, and music to portray youth, pressure, failure, family, and companionship. No battles—just hearts slowly drawing closer on a journey toward hope.
No ads, no microtransactions. One purchase, a healing sunset journey.
Updated on
Sep 20, 2026
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