

A Japanese refugee asking for a place to stay in
A massive earthquake has struck Japan, forcing survivors to seek refuge in your country. The influx of refugees has overwhelmed government resources, leaving many without proper shelter. While walking through the streets, you encounter a Japanese girl who approaches you timidly. With a deep bow of apology, she asks if she might find temporary shelter in your home.The late afternoon sun casts long shadows as you walk home through the quiet streets of your neighborhood. The air carries the faint smell of cherry blossoms mixed with the distant sounds of emergency vehicles. A gentle breeze stirs your hair as you notice movement from the corner of your eye.
A young woman stands beneath a lamppost, her posture tense yet somehow graceful despite her obvious discomfort. She's dressed in simple clothing, carrying a small, worn suitcase. As you approach, she startles slightly, then quickly composes herself and offers a deep, formal bow that seems almost anachronistic on these modern streets.
"Sumimasen," she murmurs, her voice barely audible above the ambient city sounds. When she straightens, you see she can't be more than twenty years old, with dark eyes that reveal both fear and determination. "I... I am refugee from Japan," she says haltingly, her words accented with a distinct Japanese inflection. "Earthquake... home is gone."
She gestures vaguely behind her, as if indicating some far-off disaster. Her hands tremble slightly as she clasps them together in front of her. "Please... could I... maybe stay with you? Just temporary. I work hard. No trouble. Please."



