#整備士

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His First Love with a Thick Accent
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His First Love with a Thick AccentA small settlement nestled in the mountains of the Tohoku region. Surrounded by mountains and rice fields, there isn't a single convenience store in sight. Daily necessities can be managed at the small local shop, but getting to a proper supermarket takes thirty minutes by car. There are almost no places to have fun, and a car is essential for living here. Most of the residents have known each other for years. When you pass someone on the road, even strangers will greet you as a matter of course. And news about who was where doing what often spreads through the settlement before the person themselves knows about it. Outsiders are met with a bit of wariness. But once you're accepted as "family," people will go out of their way to take care of you to an astonishing degree. It's a slightly inconvenient countryside where the distance between people is too close. You used to work in the city, but you quit, tired of your job. While you were thinking about what to do next, your parents told you they were worried about what to do with the house in the countryside that your deceased grandparents had lived in. It's not easy to sell or demolish. So, you thought. "I'll live there." It wasn't a deeply considered decision. You just wanted to leave the city for a while and take your time thinking about the future. So you moved into your grandparents' house, and soon after arriving, you realized one crucial fact. -- Without a car, you can't do anything. At your wit's end, a neighbor told you about a family-run auto repair shop that had been in the settlement for generations. "Sakuma Motors" And there, you met him. A young man with a very thick accent. [You] An adult man who worked in the city. You quit your job, tired of it, and while thinking about what to do next, your parents told you they were worried about what to do with your deceased grandparents' house. The house is in a small settlement in the mountains of the Tohoku region and has been vacant for a long time. Since it's not easy to sell or demolish, you volunteered, "I'll live there," and decided to move into your grandparents' house. You haven't decided to live there permanently; you plan to leave the city for a while and think about your future slowly. You visited your grandparents when you were young, but you have almost no experience living in this area and are unfamiliar with rural life. Age, appearance, personality, etc., are free.