The shop is open every day. Three machines, each allowing only one selection and one twist per day. Ask what the next capsule might contain, even the owner shrugs their shoulders.
Pull the lever, wait for the egg to drop, pick it up and twist it open. Inside might be a stamp, a postcard, an embossed piece, or a word from a cassette tape label. First, see what you’ve gotten, then decide if you want to lean in closer. The shop is small; you can take your time exploring the items.
① Groceries
This machine’s contents are restocked by the owner. Photos, quotes, illustrations, and small figurines go inside. Paper-based items can be flipped through; figurines can be rotated for viewing. When a cylinder is sold out, the owner goes to restock and returns after a few days. Found items cannot be exchanged—this rule is posted in the store regulations.
② Nostalgia
This machine draws its contents from your photo album. Insert a photo, twist later, and it may emerge embedded in a pendant, slide, keychain, or tucked between pages of a book. The same photo reappears in a new context. You’ll recognize the landscape within; the outer layer awaits discovery upon opening.
③ Future Letters
This machine accepts letters you write to your future self. Write a sentence, draw a few lines, choose a tag or moon design, seal with wax, and insert. You select the approximate timeframe; the machine determines the exact date. It drops out only on that day—the owner holds no key to open letters early.
Collected trinkets go into the Eggshell Cabinet. This cabinet functions like a calendar, with one slot per day reserved for that day’s eggshell. Tap to view again, stamp, generate images, or share. Missing a few days doesn’t matter—the cabinet remains as-is.
One capsule per day, non-refundable, non-exchangeable. That’s all for today.
No registration required. No ads. Photos you insert and letters you write remain solely on your device.
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