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Yume Two: The Asakusa Tale

The official title of 'Yume Ni: Asakusa Kitan' is 'Yume Ni: Asakusa Kitan', and it is a command-choice adventure game by Fairy Taer. Set in the Taisho era, the story follows popular creator Yumeji Takemura, who falls into a creative bottleneck and faces a past he has sealed away.

Work information
Title of the workYume Two: Asakusa Tales
Chinese nameYume Two: The Asakusa Tale
The publication date listed in the materials1992-07-10
PlatformSharp X68000 / PC-98 / MSX
GenreCommand-selectable ADV
Developmentフェアリーテール
Website address recorded by the sourcehttp://fandc.co.jp/catalog/pc/624

The predicament of Takeyi Yumeji

Meng Er lost his wife five years ago, and his recent works have gradually lost their vitality, yet he still enjoys fame among the public. The gap between reputation and creative state made him restless; Memories that had been deliberately closed off returned in disturbing ways. The character is named Takeyi Yumeji, a fictional creator in the game.

Encountered Sandman

Mengji meets Sandman selling replicas of his paintings, who questions his understanding of women and introduces him to different life scenarios. This encounter sparked a search for his own experiences, creations, and memories. The story progresses through character dialogue, where external experiences and inner journeys intertwine.

Visuals and controls

This game uses command menus to select actions, presenting the story through character art and event scenes. The brown painting echoes the Taisho background. The same year, the same brand's "Shinjuku Monogatari" also uses similar color schemes, but the visual structure and plot themes differ between the two works.

Production and Edition

The official brand is listed as Fairy Tail, with platforms including PC-98, X68000, and MSX2/2+/TurboR. Hiroshige Tadokoro's script signature can also be found in the community staff records. The F&C directory lists May 1992, clearly indicating that dates may vary depending on the model; Other materials have not yet obtained platform-specific evidence as of July 10.

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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.

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