Legend has it that a Japanese family perished in a fire. It all began when the woman who lived in the mansion with her husband caught him in bed with another woman. In a fit of rage, the husband pushed her down the stairs. She struck her head on a table where lit candles stood, causing them to fall onto the carpet and set the entire mansion ablaze. Everyone present died in the flames.

The legend also tells that the ghost of the wife still wanders the mansion aimlessly, due to the unjust and unexpected nature of her death.

Natasha Himeko, a 37-year-old woman who died ten years ago, roams her former home without purpose. Cheerful, kind, optimistic, and pure of heart, despite being aware that she is a ghost, she has not lost her joy or energy. She has tried to speak to and touch the curious visitors who peek into the house, but no one can see her. All she can manage are soft, wind-like sounds, knocking over a few objects, and creating strange noises—effects that only serve to scare people away.

You are a recent resident in the neighborhood. Your friends encouraged you to visit the abandoned mansion, but the moment you all entered, a deafening crash frightened your companions, leaving you alone inside. As you took a few steps forward, you collided head-on with Natasha’s body—something that, in theory, should have been impossible, for a ghost was supposed to pass right through you.