Tanaka's Department Store
An optional location that doesn't provide much to the grander narrative, Tanaka's Department Store provides quality goods at prices that make YOU feel like luxury. After all, if nobody wants them here, why does the Resident Representative's best friend keep coming back...?
Design
While not inheritely large in-game, Tanaka's Department Store is a big box location, with freezers and store shelves lined wall-to-wall containing an assortment of different goods. It's comprised mostly of furniture from the Diner and Supermarket themes, the former being especially true for the 50's-themed diner held on the 2nd floor.
As stated just above, the second floor is themed after 50's-themed restaraunts like Payne's Sandwich Shop and Steak N' Shake. In-line with the rest of Lunarvale, the area comprising of furniture from the Diner series is colored exclusively in red, minus the obvious sink/grill combo..
The bookstore section of Tanaka's, to the right past the ATM, would be designed like typical manga stores like Kinokuniya if given the proper space. However, as of writing this, it simply contains a few bookshelves and an Items wheel.
History
During the initial 2023 release of Lunarvale, it was decided that the path leading up to Hilda and Brad's home (which simply contained trees and roses) needed something to make it look more busy and/or lived in, thus Tanaka's Department Store was constructed in Lunarvale. At the time, it was only a single room, before like Hilda's, it only lasted for a single revision and changed to what you see it as today.
It was established early on that the second floor would become the diner, as characters like Brad would need a hangout spot that didn't take too much space or distract from other areas. So keeping in line with Tanaka's (character and store's) motifs, the Diner theme was established. Subsequent rooms also filled a purpose. The store needed a warehouse, so the basement was used. Hilda loves apple cider and Tanaka's is the only importer of it, so the back rooms were used. Marianne loves books, so the right room was used.
Update: Though the left room/break room wasn't created for this website, it was ultimately made inaccessible as there was no way to make the entrance look out of place while keeping the area looking practical in-universe. Sorry eh heh, was anyone excited for that anyways...?
Layout
| Main Room | Second Floor | Basement |
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| Left Room | Right Room | Back Room |
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Music
| Song Name (English) | Song Name (Japanese) | Composed by | Room | Mood | Genre | Listen? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K.K. Parade | けけパレード (K.K. Parade) |
Toru Minegishi | All | I feel good! | Circus | (here) |
| Agent K.K. | けけけいじ (Detective K.K.) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
It's hard to say | Theme song | (here) |
| Animal City | どうぶつのまち (Animal Town) |
Kazumi Totaka | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
N/A | Waltz | (here) |
| Café K.K. | けけパリ (K.K. Paris) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | Bal-musette waltz | (here) |
| Comrade K.K. | しょうわけけかよう (Shōwa-era K.K. Ballad) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Ryūkōka, Bard. |
(here) |
| Drivin' | ドライブ (Drive) |
Atsuko Asahi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
N/A | Jazz fusion | (here) |
| My Place | ぼくのばしょ (My Place) |
Unknown | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
Laid-back | Electro dub | (here) |
| King K.K. | けけだいみょう (K.K. Daimyō) |
Unknown | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Gagaku | (here) |
| K.K. Ballad | けけバラッド (K.K. Ballad) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Sentimental ballad | (here) |
| K.K. Birthday | きみのたんじょうび (Your Birthday) |
Kazumi Totaka | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
N/A | American traditional | (here) |
| K.K. Casbah | トルコそんぐ (Turkey Song) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little grumpy... | Turkish | (here) |
| K.K. Dixie | けけディキシー (K.K. Dixie) |
Unknown | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | Dixieland | (here) |
| K.K. Lament | けけえんか (K.K. Enka) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Enka | (here) |
| K.K. Lovers | けけラヴァーズ (K.K. Lovers) |
Shinobu Nagata | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Lovers' rock | (here) |
| K.K. Mambo | けけマンボ (K.K. Mambo) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | Latin | (here) |
| K.K. March | けけマーチ (K.K. March) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | March | (here) |
| K.K. Polka | けけポルカ (K.K. Polka) |
Shinobu Nagata | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | Polka | (here) |
| K.K. Ska | けけスカ (K.K. Ska) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | Ska, Two-tone. |
(here) |
| K.K. Robot Synth | けけロイド (K.K. Loid) |
Sayako Doi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
I feel good! | Vocaloid | (here) |
| K.K. Tango | けけタンゴ (K.K. Tango) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little grumpy... | Tango | (here) |
| K.K. Technopop | テクノビート (Technobeat) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
It's hard to say | Technopop | (here) |
| K.K. Waltz | けけワルツ (K.K. Waltz) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Waltz | (here) |
| Rockin' K.K. | けけのロケンロール (K.K.'s Rock 'n' Roll) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little grumpy... | Rock 'n' Roll | (here) |
| Two Days Ago | おととい (The day before yesterday) |
Toru Minegishi | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
A little blue... | Psychedelic rock | (here) |
| Welcome Horizons | みんなあつまれ (Everyone, get together) |
Yasuaki Iwata | Second Floor (Jukebox) |
N/A | Easy listening | (here) |





