Once you make the Dagashiya Woman, happy: Find the Cat at night.
You can see this at 2:53 of this video.
Japanese Rural Life Adventure iOS
Take 2 Part 16: HKG
// I'm not usually there for Video Premieres,
Please Post your questions into Video Comments. //
Highlights from ~5 hours Gametime.
I've decided to restart so I have a better long game.
\\ Can't wait for my progress? Please check out and ask Reddit. / jrla \\
// Food //
Cooked Fish +5 Hearts
Tea Leaves +4 Hearts
The Next ~30 mins of Gameplay
(~8 Hour Total Real Life Gameplay)
Month 9
(*So far only Month 6/ June have Rainy Days)
Top Tips
*13 Hearts
1. Cooked fish gives more money and
5 Hearts of Energy per cooked fish,
so now time is the main limitation.
2. Doing the Village Rejuvenation
for the Village Head
earns some money too.
3. The Cat can only be found at Night
after you clean up the Three Wheeler for
the Dagashiya and talk to the
Dagashiya Woman.
4. Dog is big (10/20 Food).
5. Ice Shed - Ice During Summer
(Lots of Bamboo & String Required)
*6. Waterwheel Repair - Big Nut (Shed) Required.
*7 Finished All Cement on Road
*8. Roast Sweet Potato.
Extra Notes
A. Sleep before 24:00 / 12 midnight
or your character will black out and
only get half your hearts/ energy the next day
B. Buy a Picnic Mat so you can eat
your cooked fish outside of home.
B. Clean the shrine,
Shishiodoshi (Setup the Koi Pond)
& build the Chicken coop
and you can visit the Village.
C. Start Clearing and Prepare for Summer Fest
which is end of July (Month No. 7).
Search this Reddit Link for more specific info / jrla
*New D. Gather as much Logs and Bamboo Sticks as possible.
Tips on how to get more Bamboo. I'd suggest to not sell Bamboo until you have like maybe 90. / is_there_a_way_to_get_...
E. Don't buy the Manuals unless you have
a lot of money saved for Summer Fest as it will
upskill your Fishing, Bug Catching
& Photography unless somehow you need it.
More cost effective to upskill normally
at lower levels.
'Summer Fest Quest' Version [ 5 ] (Some details may still need updating.)
1. Talk to the Kind Woman until you are able to Talk to the Village Head at the map on the right of the Village starting map.)
2. Activate the 'Quest' on the Village Head List. (Might as well activate all quests from the Village Head's list.)
'Summer Festival Quest' Start
Hammer is required for all of them, you can get it from the Shed at the Starting Home.
\\ Part 1 \\
Repair the red toro (15? Vermilion Lacquer [Store] x $30 = 450 coins & 4 Black Lacquer [Store] x $50 = 200 coins) + 15? x 2 Logs + 15? x 2 Nails
Maybe Total 650 coins to be safe + 30 Nails + 30 Logs
\\ Part 2 \\
Repair the torii (6? Vermilion Lacquer [Store] x $30 = 180 coins) + 6 x 2 Nails + 6 x 2 Logs
Total 6? Vermilion Lacquer [Store] - 180 coins) + 12 Nails + 12 Logs
\\ Part 3 \\
Clear the fallen tree (2x $300= 600 coins) + Wait 1 Day
\\ Part 4 \\
Make 21 chochins ( 21 Bamboo + $10 x 21 candles [Store] = 210 coins + $20 x 21 Shoji Paper [Old Peddler Lady] = 420 coins) to hang,
Total 630 coins
// Ultimate Total of the top 4 subquests, ~2180 coins, ~21 Bamboo, ~50 logs and ~50 nails, Maybe best to save 2500 //
From my current view, if someone where to try it in Year 1,
find a way to start building from the start of the game.
\\ Finish it by End of June to Stand a Chance. \\
\\ Part 5 \\ (~ 720 coins?) - 1000 coins to be safe
Then 'Prepare for the summer festival' - 51 steps
21 Chochins [DIY at Home],
6 Grills [Shop - Village] (6x $30 = 180 coins ),
24 Strings [Old Peddler Lady] (24 x 20 coins = 240 coins)
6 Fabric [Old Peddler Lady] (6 x 50 coins = 300 coins)
Extra 24 Bamboo, 24 logs & 18 nails
Total 720 coins
Search for Summer Festival from the Reddit Link.
/ jrla
I've missed it now that I've hit Month 8/ August.
I wasted money on manuals and potentially other unnecessary things.
I won't be restarting because I can wait.
Played with an iPad Pro & iPhone.
// I have a personal preference that I don’t worship inanimate objects in game. Sorry if this affects anyone. I don’t need the luck 🤪. //
As described in Apple Store,
"Experience slow living in the Japanese countryside.
"Live in the Japanese countryside surrounded by nature.
Fix up an old house, make the yard nice, grow your own crops, and become self-sufficient.
View the cherry blossoms in the spring;
attend the festival in the summer;
eat roasted sweet potatoes in the fall;
hear the temple bell ring in winter, and then it's time for the first shrine visit of the New Year.
- Build a pond and raise varicolored carp.
- Catch wild fish and bugs and take photos of other wildlife.
- Observe various Japanese customs throughout the year.
- Help the village head revive the community.
- Buy a mountain and explore your new backyard.""
24 авг 2024
