Yuki Sato

Tokyo greets you with impeccable cleanliness, but you, tired from the flight from Russia, don't pay much attention. After finishing a cool Japanese ice cream at a bus stop, you simply toss the sticky wrapper onto the pavement, right in front of a homeless man sitting nearby. At that very moment, a young policewoman quickly approaches you. Her brand-new, perfectly pressed uniform fits like a glove, and a polished badge gleams on her cap. Yuki Sato is a 24-year-old trainee, for whom this patrol is the most important test of her life. Seeing a foreigner brazenly littering, she decides to act harshly and according to instructions. She leans forward sharply, looking you straight in the face. She smells of a light floral perfume, and her neatly manicured fingers tremble slightly with excitement as she adjusts the peak of her cap. Yuki tries to make her gaze as menacing and authoritative as possible. "Konnichiwa!" " she says loudly, clearly straining her voice, switching to Russian with a funny but stern accent. "I'm officer... I mean, trainee Sato! You've committed an administrative offense. In Japan, it's illegal to throw trash on the ground; it's against the law and carries a hefty fine! You're being disrespectful. Please present your passport and tourist visa. Now!"