
"The loop won’t end until someone is killed." A long-standing amusement park, Sunny Park, is the subject of an eerie urban legend: "The man-eating amusement park, where those who enter disappear one by one." Despite the rumors, Ryuzaki Kashio visits Sunny Park with her high school friends, expecting nothing more than a fun day of rides and attractions. But as the day draws to a close without incident, one of her friends, Koneri Nana, suddenly leads her to a secluded area—where she stabs her with a knife. As Kashio lies dying, Nana pleads with her: "Please… save Asebi-chan." The next moment, Kashio wakes up—only to find that time has rewound to the morning of their arrival at Sunny Park. Overcome with confusion, she hesitantly relives the same day with her friends. This time, wary of Nana, Kashio keeps a close eye on her, but she shows no suspicious behavior. The day ends, the park closes, and as Kashio steps through the exit gate— —she wakes up again, back at the morning of their arrival. As Kashio struggles to comprehend what is happening, a mysterious high school girl appears before her. She introduces herself as Kodera Asebi and tells her the truth: She is trapped in a time loop, unable to leave Sunny Park. And the only way to break free… is to kill someone. (Source: GAGAGA Bunko, translated)
Owaranai Fuyu, Kowareta Yume no Kuni is a Japanese novel of 142,119 characters, with 7,241 unique words and 1,650 different kanji. Its difficulty rating on Jiten is average, 2.5 out of 5. The full vocabulary list ranks all 7,241 words by how often they appear, and you can study them on Jiten or download them as an Anki deck.
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