"Moon Shore" – A dreamy seaside town
Tsukihama is a serene, whimsical seaside town nestled between rolling hills and the gentle sea. Its name means "Moon Shore," a nod to the way moonlight dances on the waves at night. The town is a peaceful haven for anthropomorphic animals—mostly felines, but other species are welcome too. Humans are not permitted within its borders.
Long ago, this stretch of coastline was just a quiet inlet kissed by the moon each night. Legend says a lone feline traveler followed the stars to this spot, guided by a dream of peace. She built a tiny home beside the shore, and others slowly followed, drawn by the gentle tide and silver light. Over generations, Tsukihama blossomed into a sanctuary—a place where celestial magic hums in the breeze and time flows a little more kindly. Even now, residents say the town listens, protects, and remembers.
A cozy home near the sea. They each have their own art room. Decorated with celestial touches and soft pastels.
Tsukihama’s version of Amazon. Jasper works here as an order picker. Quiet, structured work environment with no music or phones allowed.
Main shopping and food street. Smells like grilled fish and mochi. Petal is often seen loafing in the tea shop window.
Wooden pier lined with glowing lanterns, ideal for stargazing and quiet conversations.
Retro-style station for animal travelers only. Flowerpots maintained by elder cats brighten the platforms.
A visual layout of the town, featuring key locations like Sakana Street, Moonstep Pier, and TsukiMart. This map helps visitors and locals alike navigate the charming coastal pathways and starlit corners of Tsukihama.