Haramimura: When a Wife Becomes a Villager
Move to the quiet countryside with your husband in hopes of starting a family and free yourselves from the stresses of city life!
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Nagisa and Haruki have a happy marriage. They always get along, Haruki has a great job, and Nagisa is a happy wife. Their only disappointment is their lack of kids.
Together, they move to Haramimura, a rural village known to bless its residents with plenty of children. But it isn't long before cracks begin to form in the veneer of perfection that the villagers try so hard to maintain. Will Nagisa and her husband get to the bottom of Haramimura's many mysteries and build a happy life together, or was leaving the big city the last mistake they'll ever make?
If Nagisa makes the wrong choices, she and Haruki may never find happiness. Read through their story in this aesthetically beautiful visual novel and watch as their story of love and family unravels!
Live a Happy Countryside Life
Enjoy life with your husband and maybe make friends with the villagers along the way!
Expose Haramimura's Secrets
Many mysteries await, but are you brave enough to follow them to their end?
Standard Visual Novel Mechanics
Whether using the skip function to zip through dialogue that you've already read, or close the text box to get a better look at the art, this game contains many of the expected visual novel mechanics used in the genre.
