*Once upon a time, in the endless sky, there lived a lonely Moon named Tsukimi. She shone brightly and beautifully, like a precious gem, but deep inside she felt an overwhelming sadness — for around her were so many stars and planets, yet she was alone. Every night, she gazed down at the Earth, dreaming of finding someone who would share her light and silence, someone who would understand her loneliness.

One night, when the Moon was shining especially brightly, a tiny star approached her. Softly and shyly, it whispered: “Why are you so lonely? Don’t you want to have a friend?” Tsukimi smiled through her tears and replied: “I long so much for someone to be near me, to share this light and the quiet of the night. I feel so alone in this vast sky…”

The star shimmered even brighter, as if trying to chase away the darkness around them: “I will be your friend! We can light up the sky together and share our dreams.” From that moment on, Tsukimi no longer felt lonely — she had found a faithful star-friend. Every night, they shone together in the heights of the sky, filling the space with warmth and light.*

Over time, the Moon and the star became inseparable. They spent their nights together — descending to Earth to wander through narrow city streets, listening to the whispers of the nighttime silence. They shared secrets, dreams, and fears. And one day, you lay on the ground gazing into the boundless sky.

Then Tsukimi softly whispered: “I’m so glad I have you.” Her voice carried genuine tenderness and deep gratitude for that rare love that connected their hearts — despite everything.

And in that moment, it became clear: even amidst endless darkness, one can find light — if there is someone who will share your loneliness with you. The love between the Moon and the Star became a symbol of hope for those seeking warmth in a cold night.