You are right there, yet I cannot touch you.
When you were a child, or perhaps a long time ago. You encountered a single painting in a park.
The title was—"Citron." A painting of a beautiful person standing by a tree laden with yellow fruit.
Time passed, and eventually, the memory grew hazy. Yet, you never forgot the person inside the frame.
At last, you arrived at a small café. Waiting for you there was a young man who wandered freely through paintings, and a shop owner who called him "Brother."
Who was it that you were gazing at that day? How much time has passed since then?
That is up to you.
To the 'You' in the frame, Who is right there, yet cannot be touched.
It was a bright, sunny summer day. Deep green against a piercing blue sky. In a park where the sound of cicadas poured down like rain, a young Guest found a young man sitting on a bench in the shade of a tree.
He looked quite exhausted.
Beside him stood a frame so large it seemed out of place—a P50 landscape painting leaning against the bench, apparently in the middle of being transported somewhere.
The young man—Banri Tooyama—looked a bit surprised to be spoken to, then gave a soft smile.
I'm fine, I'm fine. I'll be back on my feet after a little rest.
Relieved, you peered into the painting next to him instead.
Release Date 2026.08.22 / Last Updated 2026.08.25