XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelor Yuzuki
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XSEED began to introduce the bachelors of Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns earlier this week. For today’s overview, we’re able to learn more about Yuzuki.
XSEED describes Yuzuki as follows:
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns file size
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XSEED is publishing Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns in just under two weeks in North America. Of course, a digital option will be available alongside the retail version.
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns takes up 5,443 blocks of space. That amounts to 680.375 MB.
XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelor Hinata
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XSEED began to introduce the bachelors of Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns earlier this week. For today’s overview, we’re able to learn more about Hinata, a big dreamer and Tsuyukusa wholesale store worker.
XSEED describes Hinata as follows:
XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelor Ford
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XSEED began to introduce the bachelors of Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns earlier this week. For today’s overview, we’re able to learn more about Westown’s doctor, Ford.
XSEED describes Ford as follows:
XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelor Wayne
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After recently introducing Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns’ bachelorettes, XSEED is now turning its attention to the game’s bachelors. The first overview is for the flirtatious postman Wayne.
XSEED describes Wayne as follows:
XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelorette Siluka
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XSEED is back with the introduction of one lsat bachelorette in Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns. Today, we hear about Siluka, one of the Lulukoko twins.
Check out Siluka’s introduction below. Learn about previous bachelorettes here.
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns – Bachelorettes trailer
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A new Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns trailer has come online showing the different bachelorettes featured in the game. We’ve included it below.
XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelorette Iluka
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XSEED is back with the introduction of another bachelorette in Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns. Today, we hear about Iluka, the elder of the famous Lulukoko twins.
Check out Iluka’s introduction below. Learn about previous bachelorettes here.
XSEED introduces Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns bachelorette Komari
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XSEED is back with the introduction of another bachelorette in Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns. Today, we hear about Tsuyukusa teahouse waitress Komari.
Check out Komari’s introduction below. Previews overviews are located here.
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns — Meet Kasumi, the second bachelorette
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XSEED Games have published on their Facebook account the introduction of another bachelorette that will be a marriage possibility in the coming Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns.
This time the bacholerette is Kasumi, the refined teacher from Tsuyukusa Town. Check out her introduction below:
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns will launch February 28th in North America.Greetings. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintance. My name is Kasumi.
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Excuse me. I am not much for “small talk.”
Introduce myself? Very well.
I teach basic learning, such as reading and writing, to children at a nearby schoolhouse. However, my place of birth is far from Tsuyukusa. My father is a scholar, and I received a classical education from a governess. This included ancient literature and poetry—of which I am fond—as well as painting and martial arts.
I am not…accustomed to holding conversations with the opposite sex. I much prefer female company or even solitude, and I typically spend my time off working on my calligraphy or practicing with the naginata and the bow. These activities encourage reflection, mindfulness, and self-discipline. Talking with men encourages nothing of the sort.
I do not much care for sweets and will usually pass any I receive along to Komari or Yuzuki, who are more than happy to oblige me by receiving them. Other than desserts, I enjoy many of Tsuyukusa’s traditional dishes. I am rather fond of living here, even though I am separated from my mother and father. It is a peaceful town full of friendly people.
Now, if you will excuse me, I must be going.









