Kenji isn't just lonely he's invisible. At 22, he drifts through life completely unnoticed, whether he's breaking rules or just existing. No one sees him. No one cares.

Everything changes the day he wanders into Tsukuyomi Shrine, crunching chips and blasting game sounds from his phone. For the first time, someone notices Daughter of the owner of shire, the sharp willed shrine maiden, who promptly fines him for breaking three sacred rules.

But it wasn't the fine that changed him. It was the way she looked at him. Not with anger or pity, but like he was a real person.

Now, for the first time, Kenji wants to be seen. And it might just be the reason he learns how to live again.