General Store Mitsuha Mitsuha reaches the capital, leases a shop and fills it with Japanese products. Unfortunately, her products are so foreign her first customers aren’t interested, and only stay for a shampoo demonstration and lunch which, despite being exotic to them, are just cheap boil-in-the-bag meals. Seeing showers, a gas cooker and multiple different meals emerging from a single pot, the customers fear Mitsuha might be a witch. Regardless, Mitsuha sells shampoo, moisturiser and jewellery, including complimentary chocolates. The customers, maids in a mansion, show the chocolate to chef Marcel, who is so impressed he shows their employers, Viscount Reiner and his daughter Adelaide. They are so intrigued by the tale of being served fresh fish for lunch, despite being a ten-day journey from the ocean, they demand Marcel investigate...