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Hikeshi-Fireman-

The ultimate immersive animation experience that combines VR, animation, and an Edo-style short story. This immersion into a worldview that makes you feel like you entered the Edo period and are seeing and listening to the story yourself is a sensation akin to playing the lead role in the story.

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January 8, 2021
5 years and 207 days ago
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About the Game

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"Yukinojo, who was said to be the best firefighter of all time, is gone.
In the Edo period, firemen, or firefighters, were superheroes.
However, Yukinojo, who was admired and trusted by the citizens, fell off the roof and lost his life.
Strangely enough, Yukinojo is vaguely watching himself lying on the floor.
As Yukinojo gazes at his grieving friends who surround him, he begins to wonder why he cannot become a Buddha.
With the help of Oryo, a woman he used to date, he decides to solve the mystery.


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The story progresses by looking at other characters and touching them.
This is a simple one-way VR animation.

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Even if you don't know the customs of firefighting in the Edo period in Japan, there is a light explanation part at the beginning.



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