Vase¥500
Carved Wooden Bear¥500
Handknit Muffler¥500
Kokedama¥500
Wooden Fish Bell¥500
Abacus¥500
Bamboo Dragonfly¥500
Bronze Trophy¥800
Silver Trophy¥800
Gold Trophy¥800
Pot¥600
Folded Futon¥800
Easter Eggs¥500
Pile of Branches¥300
Flowerpot¥500
Stacked Stones¥500
Garden Stones¥500
Water Lily Pot¥800
Signboard¥300
Rustic Rock Lantern¥800
Mossy Stones¥800
Large Stepping Stones¥300
Small Stepping Stones¥300
Shrub & Rock¥800
Hay Bale Heap¥800
Tapestry¥1,000
Wreath¥1,000
Oblong Painting¥1,000
Pennant Banner¥500
Large Torch¥500
Pajamas (Brown)¥2,500
Jinbei (Brown)¥2,500
Straw Hat (Brown)¥1,200
Nightcap (Brown)¥1,200
Sedge Hat¥500
Kitsune Mask¥3,000
Hannya Mask¥3,000
Okame Mask¥3,000
Tengu Mask¥3,000
Monocle¥3,000
Sidesweep¥1,500
Center Part¥1,500
Slicked-back¥1,500
Center Wavy¥1,500
Blunt-cut Center Part¥1,500
Blunt-cut Extra Short¥1,500
Side Part¥1,500
Side Braid¥1,500
Fluffy¥1,500
Blunt-cut Uneven¥1,500
Wet 'n' Wavy¥1,500
Horn Buns¥2,000
Half-up Pigtails¥2,000
Side Ponytail¥2,000
Messy Short Hair¥2,000
Side Bun¥2,000
Braid¥2,000
Twin Braids¥2,000
Bubble Braids¥2,000
Drill Curl Pigtails¥2,000
Long Waves¥2,000
Afro¥2,000
Blunt-cut Long Hair¥2,000
Samurai Ponytail¥2,00003 / Villagers & story
Villagers and the story
Villagers
- Hearts
- Up to stage 3
- Dinners
- As usual: the invitation comes after the stage 3 event
- Staying the night
- No
The village
- Nago moves in
- Through an event only this mode has
- Hokora repair
- As usual, with the same facilities and rewards
- Quarry
- No boss on floor 120
More farmland and story rewardsSpoilers
- More farmland
- Once Nago lives in the village and you've bought all the usual extra plots, a letter comes; buy more land where it says.
- Your birthday
- Once you've reached Year 2, a letter comes from the day after Nago moves in; then you can set your birthday.
- Recipe letter
- The chicken event brings one more letter, with the recipe for the Mayo Processor.
- Rain Whistle
- Not available: it's only learned from late-night offerings to the Lord in Village in the Shade mode, and buying all 5 scales doesn't give it.
Cursed Onion
Cursed Turnip
Cursed Cabbage
Cursed Strawberry
Cursed Scallion
Cursed Tomato
Cursed Cucumber
Cursed Corn
Cursed Ginger
Cursed Watermelon
Cursed Wheat
Cursed Buckwheat
Cursed Taro
Cursed Soybeans
Cursed Olive
Cursed Napa Cabbage
Cursed Daikon
Cursed Spinach
Cursed Pale Chub
Cursed Crucian Carp
Cursed River Crab
Cursed Amago Trout
Cursed Sweetfish
Cursed Frog
Bright Red Phone
Broken Cell Phone
Red Candle
Blue Candle
Headless Doll
Doll Head
Red Fragment
Blue Fragment
Rat's Old Coin
Gear
Daruma Tag
Tenome Tag
Hyakume Tag
Tengu Tag
Nozuchi Tag
Purifying Salt
Straw Doll
Spirit Shrine
Clay Pot
Eyeball Paper Lantern
Black Daruma
Eerie Daruma
Black Crystal
Obsidian Prayer Beads
Fossilized Shell
Tsuchinoko Doll
Snowman
Snow Rabbit
Osugi Plush
Onimaru Plush
Hanging Sedge Hat
Black Hanging Sedge Hat
Cow Skull
Hanging Kitsune Mask
Hanging Tengu Mask
Hanging Hannya Mask
Hanging Okame Mask
Hanging Fujin Scroll
Hanging Raijin Scroll
Stone Monument
Suspicious Statue
Decorative Komagitsune
Japanese Doll
Ghost Flower Vase
Incense Burner
Well Rat
Beatblaster 3000
Kagatsu Compendium
Red Carp Lantern
Black Carp Lantern
Lost Book: Mystical
River Snail
Spring Scarecrow
Summer Scarecrow
Autumn Scarecrow
Winter Scarecrow
Ofuda
Lots of Ofuda
Shimenawa
Paper Lantern
Nago's Wallet
Moon-viewing Set
Dorotabo Seed
Nandina Seedling
40 Things to Know at the StartWhich choices you can't undo and what to do first: modes, saving, farming, money and tool upgrades.
31 Tips for Later OnMoney, sprinklers, the greenhouse and more once you're settled in.
Making Money: What to Do Early and Later OnFishing and requests early on; later, flowers into royal jelly, mulberry leaves into silk and crops into drinks, and how to plan the year.
The Quarry: What Each Floor Holds and How to Go DownWhich pickaxe each rock needs, how to dig efficiently, which floors the ores and gems come from, which gems to keep, and the boss and the hot spring.