Plot
In the beginning of summer of the 119th season, there occurred an incident called the Night Parade of Ten Thousand Demons Every Four Days (三日置きの百鬼夜行) In this incident, in a reclusive realm in the far east, and the cherry trees have since shed their blossoms. However, the hanami kept on going, with feasts being hosted day after day with no end in sight. Adding onto that, every time the feast is held, an unknown restless spiritual aura in Gensokyo also increases; however, nothing happens even while the spiritual aura rises, but when the spiritual aura rises, not a single person attempts to stop the feasts. As such, everyone who goes to the feast, be it human or yōkai, appear to be very suspicious.
Three days before the next feast, the heroines set out, each on their own, and attempt to investigate.
"I'll get to the bottom of this before the next feast!"
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