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Graphic text adventure developed/published by Bond Soft in 1982 for the Sharp MZ series. Translation-hacking is an obvious requirement for understanding the game's script, though the parser functions through English commands (a patch for kana commands is available).

This was one of the very first domestic text adventures produced for Japanese computers, designed and programmed by "Mr. Nekojara". Taking some influence from Sierra On-Line's localized games, this game, like Micro Cabin's Dreamland a year later, combines generic adventure landscapes/puzzles with idiosyncratic and surreal elements, like a vending machine randomly located within the forest (and posing some troubles of its own). The game also used floppy disks for storage, in a brief period when floppy readers were rare and expensive, both limiting the game's market and enticing many an MZ owner to save up for their own.

No footage this time, but please post anything of use in the comments. :)