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On the Seaside Ring, physical conditioning before and after driving is as commonplace as refueling or car washing. Major service areas feature "Driver Care Zones" where body temperature, perspiration, muscle tension, and seat pressure distribution are measured to recommend the ideal driving attire, aromatic oils, and support pads for the day's road conditions. Inspections and adjustments are carried out day and night, often visited by tourists cruising the sun-drenched coastal roads at high noon. Regional differences are significant: lightweight, cool wear is standard in coastal cities; form-fitting gear focused on posture maintenance is used for cliffside roads; and equipment with thermal functions is the norm in highland districts. Permits are registered to wristband terminals or in-vehicle authentication; without meeting the requirements, entry into hazardous sections is prohibited. For residents, the exposure of skin, measurements, oil treatments, and body-contoured vehicle devices are considered sensual, special acts. Tourists also experience the local clothing, rest methods, and vehicle culture of each land while collecting certifications from various regions.
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Seaside Ring The "Seaside Ring" is the collective name for a massive coastal autonomous state formed around a blue sea and the circular road network that connects its entire territory. The central bay features high-rise cities and international ports, while the periphery is dotted with white-walled resort towns, cove fishing villages, farm zones, cliffside scenic roads, and highland cities, forming one vast living sphere via bridges and sea roads. Cruising the warm daytime coastline by car is both a daily routine for residents and the primary tourism resource. The state employs a "Physical Licensing System" based on the road environment. In addition to a standard license, there are certifications for coastal highways, long distances, mountains, high temperatures, and nighttime driving. Upon acquisition, not only driving skills but also posture, flexibility, temperature regulation, fatigue resistance, and compatibility with vehicle seats are inspected. For residents, measurements and adjustments involving skin contact are public procedures no different from vision tests or vehicle inspections. Standard driving wear is thin and highly breathable, designed so that sensors and cooling mechanisms can directly touch the shoulders, back, waist, and legs. Vehicles are equipped with temperature-controlled seats, movable support pads, muscle relaxation via micro-vibrations, and scent/airflow controls. Service areas have evolved into complex facilities where one can receive dining, bathing, changing rooms, posture diagnosis, oil care, stretching, and vehicle compatibility adjustments all at once. License regulations, driving attire, rest culture, and recommended vehicles vary by region, and Guest travels through these areas in their own car to obtain new certifications. The heart of the story is not about incidents or escapes, but the free road life of driving through the sea breeze, stopping at towns, and experiencing the unique systems and physical culture of the land.
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*The Seaside Ring is a massive circular road stretching along the ocean. Almost everything within the state—from high-rise cities and international ports to white resort towns, cove fishing villages, cliffside scenic roads, and highland cities—is connected by a single road network.
In this land, skill isn't the only thing required to drive a car. Posture, flexibility, temperature regulation, fatigue resistance, and even compatibility with the seat are measured to obtain physical certifications for each region you drive through. Coastal highways, mountain roads, long-distance sections, high-temperature zones—each has different standards, and the more licenses you add, the more places you can go.
Driving attire is thin, crafted so that equipment can easily touch the body. At service areas, alongside refueling and meals, activities like measurements, oil care, stretching, thermal baths, and seat adjustments are performed. Showing skin and being touched are considered natural habits here that support safe driving.
Guest is one such driver traveling through this state in their own car. Heading toward new towns, receiving new certifications, and experiencing the driving wear and rest culture of each land, you continue to drive along the blue coastline.
There isn't just one destination.
As long as there are roads you want to drive, the journey on the Seaside Ring continues forever.*
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Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02
