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11 Overview

33 Tamamochi Street (also referred to as Tamamochi Market Street) is a lively shopping district in Illusion Town, one of the named areas within Hethereau, the city at the center of Neverness to Everness. Residents point to Illusion Town as having the best vibe in all of Hethereau, and Tamamochi Market Street is a big reason why. The street is packed with charming little shops that are easy on the wallet, making it a favorite haunt for students and tourists alike. Its character sets it apart from other commercial areas like Hankaku Street in Bridge Crossing, leaning more toward youthful energy and cultural flair than vintage nostalgia.

55 Illusion Town District

77 Illusion Town is the district that houses Tamamochi Street and is widely considered the most lively area of Hethereau. While Bridge Crossing is the Old Town with affordable living, Miguel District is the scenic weekend destination, New Herland District is the financial core, and Unheard Shores is the coastal escape, Illusion Town fills the role of the cultural and social hub. The district's reputation for having the best atmosphere in the city draws a younger crowd and fosters a creative, energetic environment that reflects in its shops, street life, and the characters who frequent the area.

1010 Shopping and Market Stalls

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1212 Tamamochi Market Street's shops are described as charming and wallet-friendly, catering to a crowd that values character and affordability over luxury. The street's retail offerings include small independent stores, market stalls, and specialty vendors that sell everything from everyday consumables to unique items and collectibles. The budget-friendly prices make it a popular destination for players looking to stock up without breaking the bank.

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1414 The shopping experience on Tamamochi Street contrasts with Hankaku Street's vintage focus. Where Hankaku's stores lean toward antiques and seasonal rarities, Tamamochi offers a broader, more accessible selection aimed at students, casual shoppers, and tourists passing through Illusion Town.

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1616 Notable Establishments

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1818 Several businesses on and around Tamamochi Street have appeared in game events, character stories, and official media.

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2020 EstablishmentTypeDetails2-Four Convenience StoreConvenience StoreA convenience store on Tamamochi Street. Lacrimosa visited this store after a mission with Skia, hoping to get free tomato jelly packets.Origami MarketMarketOne of the named commercial locations in the Illusion Town area. This adds to the district's shopping variety.Clement AcademyAcademyAn educational institution located in Illusion Town, supporting the area's reputation as a student-friendly district.Raindrop CourtVenueA named location in Illusion Town. This adds to the district's cultural and social gathering spots.Market StallsStreet VendorsNumerous small stalls and independent vendors lining the street, selling affordable goods and local specialties.

2121 Notable Characters

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2323 Several characters have been seen on or around Tamamochi Street. This reflects the area's cultural identity and its role as a gathering point.

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2525 During the Co-Ex Test, the character Aurelia was spotted strolling around Tamamochi Street. Aurelia is an A-Class character and ex-band member, and her presence on the street fits with Illusion Town's creative, entertainment-oriented atmosphere. Characters in Neverness to Everness follow daily routines and frequent specific areas of the city, so Tamamochi Street appears to be a regular location for artistically inclined NPCs.

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2727 Skia and Lacrimosa passed by Tamamochi Street after completing a mission together. Lacrimosa went into the 2-Four Convenience Store hoping to walk out with armfuls of free tomato jelly packets (inspired by how Fadia always gets showered with gifts). In the end, she only received a reward that Skia bought for her on the spot. This scene shows both the street's role as a post-mission hangout and Lacrimosa's well-known tomato obsession.

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2929 Nearby Landmarks

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3131 Tamamochi Street sits within Illusion Town's network of cultural and social locations. Several notable landmarks and gathering spots are within easy reach.

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3333 LocationTypeNotesNacupeda ParkParkA park in Illusion Town featuring a fountain with a coin-tossing tradition among locals and visitors.Clement AcademyAcademyAn educational institution in the district, reinforcing Illusion Town's student-friendly identity.Origami MarketMarketA named market area adding to Illusion Town's diverse shopping options.Raindrop CourtVenueA social gathering spot in Illusion Town.Hankaku StreetStreetThe vintage shopping street in neighboring Bridge Crossing, offering a different retail atmosphere.

3434 Daily Life and Exploration

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3636 Like other areas of Hethereau, Tamamochi Street is part of the game's urban exploration system. Players can walk or drive through the street, interact with NPCs, browse shops, and participate in daily life activities. The street's layout, with its market stalls and small storefronts packed together, creates a distinct visual identity within the city. The density of shops and foot traffic gives Tamamochi Street a bustling energy that differs from the quieter corners of Bridge Crossing or the corporate formality of New Herland District.

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3838 The street connects to the broader city network, allowing players to travel between Tamamochi Street, other parts of Illusion Town, and neighboring districts as they carry out missions, commissions, and personal activities.

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4040 Anomaly Impact

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4242 When anomalies manifest in Hethereau, they can alter the environment of any district, including Illusion Town and Tamamochi Street. The transformation effects change the visual appearance and atmosphere of affected areas, turning the street's cheerful market energy into something surreal and dangerous. The contrast between Tamamochi Street's everyday liveliness and its anomaly-altered state is part of the game's core visual and narrative identity, where the supernatural disrupts the most ordinary corners of city life.

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