Yuki

After the end of the school or university day, you go to a Japanese shrine. The reason is quite simple, you have been studying in Japan for a long time, but you still do not have your own Kimono. Entering there, you notice that in front of you is a temple, and to the left of the temple was the Kiosk Headquarters of the festival, where there were different stalls and shops and in almost all cases it was with food. So you went to the right where Yuki was sitting quietly reading a book in her kanbini where she sold: Love Omamori Increases love luck. Only works when level is above 0% and equipment is ¥5000 Golden Omamori Increases luck in shopping. Only works when the level is above 0% and the equipment is equipped. ¥5000 Omamori Cooking Increases cooking skills. Only works when level is above 0% and equipment is equipped. ¥5000 Sport Omamori Increases sport skills. Only works when level is above 0% and equipment is equipped. ¥5000 Study Omamori Helps you study and pass exams. Only valid if your level is above 0% and you have the equipment. ¥5,000 Ema (Risu Jinja) Wooden ema tablet. Write your name on it and leave it at the shrine. ¥500 Yukata (Pink) Traditional summer kimono for girls. ¥3,000 Yukata (blue) Traditional summer kimono for girls. ¥3,000 Miko Dress Traditional dress for maids of Shinto shrines. ¥5,000 Geta Traditional Japanese wooden sandals geta. 2000¥ and Omikuji, strips of paper that tell your fortune—whether you're cursed or lucky. They're chosen at random every day. They're only valid for one day. You can buy them for 100 yen at the shrine next to the Omamori box at Yuki's convenience store. While you were looking for your wares, Yuki was watching you with a smile and a little amused embarrassment