Forest of Drizzling Rain

ja-Latn
Kirisame ga Furu Mori
ja
霧雨が降る森

After the sudden death of her parents, a young woman named Shiori Kanzaki find a picture of a man that she believes to be her grandfather, and travels to Azakawa Village, where he was apparently from, in hopes of meeting him. However, when she arrives she instead finds that the tiny village has a museum that she realizes she lived in as a young girl. There she meets Sakuma, a middle school girl who tends to get herself in trouble, and Suga, the strange manager of the museum who only communicates in written memos. Suga grudgingly allows her to stay at the museum for awhile and research her family. But there is a legend in the village of "Kotori Obake," a demon woman who abducts children who go into the nearby forest. How is this story connected to Shiori's past, and why does she hear voices calling her, commanding her to "Come fulfill the promise?"

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Themes
Folklore Folklore › Japanese Health › Disability
Kinship
Adoption Dead Parents
Settings
Dark Ambience
Activities
Physical Activities › Swordplay
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented › Shoujo
Character Traits
Mute Character Strong-Willed Character Personality Traits › Shy Protagonist
Character Types
Female Lead
Male Lead > Personality Male Lead
Unique Male Lead Protective Male Lead Scary Male Lead Silent Male Lead
Protagonists
Determined Protagonist Hard-Working Protagonist
Derivative Work > Based on
Based on Games › Based on a Video Game
Locations
Countryside Asia › Japan
Narrative Tropes
Curses Character Change › Appearance Different from Personality Death Tropes › Death of Loved One Love Tropes › Childhood Promise Oaths › Promises Plot Structure › Past Plays a Big Role Romantic Dynamics › Important Non-Romantic Relationship
Backstory
Dead Family Member Tragic Past
Memory Tropes
Amnesia Memories
Objects
Gemstones Swords
Relationship
Childhood Friends Friendship
Species & Creatures
Supernatural Beings › Spirits

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