Mikoto and little Hachi run the island's souvenir shop, where shelves are filled with prints, stickers, and tiny treasures. Mikoto has a way of making everyone feel looked after, while Hachi is usually busy exploring the shop herself. If you find something lovely to take home, chances are they had a paw in it.
Annie is usually up before the sun, quietly baking at Annie’s Bakery. She doesn't say much, but she always seems to know when someone could use a warm loaf of bread. Travelers say her bread tastes a little like happiness.
Maple is always on the move, carrying letters and little parcels from one end of the island to the other. She takes her job very seriously and likes knowing that every piece of mail arrives safely and on time. When the post office is quiet, she sometimes helps Annie deliver fresh bread around the island.
Melody spends her days exploring the waters around the island, always curious about what might be waiting beyond the next wave. She often wonders about the world above the sea, and dreams about what it would be like to walk on land. For now, she is quite happy to keep dreaming.
Finn runs [Nest], the little family hotel where travelers come to rest their feet. He is a true gentleman and takes great care of his guests, making sure everyone has a cozy room and something warm to drink. Somehow, after a stay at Nest, the island never feels quite so far from home.
Cali is happiest with a pencil in her paw and a fresh sheet of paper in front of her. She spends her days drawing little pieces of island life, from sleepy afternoons to seaside adventures. Mikoto often turns her drawings into prints, cards, and souvenirs, so a little bit of Cali's imagination can travel home with every visitor.
Toki knows every train that comes and goes from Sweet Clementine Island. He is careful about everything, right down to the last little detail, and he never misses a chance to greet a traveler arriving at the station. When his work is done, he likes to reward himself with something sweet and a cup of boba tea.
Most mornings, Umi is already at the beach, wondering what adventure the day might bring. He loves surfing, hiking, and trying anything that looks like fun. He runs a little surf rental booth by the shore, where there is always a board to borrow and, hopefully, a new friend to meet.
By the town square, you'll find a cozy little shop filled with treasures from around the island. Take your time looking around—you might find a postcard for someone you miss, a sticker for your journal, or a tiny treasure you simply can't leave behind
Just around the corner from the train station sits the island's cheerful little post office. Letters, parcels, and postcards pass through here every day, making their way to faraway places and loved ones back home.
