Yumiko's Garden (EN)

ゆみこ - "Yumiko" in Hiragana (Japanese) writing system.

"And when I looked at her sitting among all those beautiful flowers that she was tending with incredible care and a loving smile on her face, I couldn't help but imagine her as the reincarnation of Persephone: The goddess of spring. Beautiful as the sun. So kind and gentle that the whole universe would turn against the poor bastard that would ever try to harm her. From the moment I laid eyes on her, I knew it would be just her: Yumiko. The spring of my heart. And yet the greatest curse." - Magne.

"Yumiko's Garden" appears to be nothing more than a simple flower shop where a young Japanese woman with silver hair and blood red eyes makes a living selling some of the most unique and charming plants in existence.

Yumiko personally procures the plants and flowers she collects from all over the world, wanting to remind everyone of the nature's beauty that often gets ignored.

When a young Norwegian photographer transfers in the area, discovering "Yumiko's Garden", he cannot fight against the almost inhuman charm of the girl who haunts his dreams from the first moment he lays eyes on her.

What Magne, the young photographer who seems to be carrying a big secret with him, doesn't know is that nothing is what it seems, and "Yumiko's Garden" is much more than meets the eye. It can be a blessing. Or a real curse.

When Magne succumbs to the burning desire of confessing his feelings for Yumiko, his whole life is being turned upside down when she introduces him to a world that even in his wildest dreams would not have seemed possible. A world capable of wiping out the barrier between reality and fantasy.