In 2075, New Edo, Tokyo witnessed a unique event in the virtual reality space. Miko Harada, a software developer, accidentally crafted a VR program intended to teach traditional Japanese cuisine. Due to a coding mishap, the instructors were swapped with holographic sumo wrestlers who animatedly demonstrated cooking techniques. Users encountered oversized recipes and comedic slapstick scenarios. The app's chaotic charm garnered a massive following, transforming it into an entertainment sensation rather than a culinary guide.