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'''Lovely Sweet Dream''' is the commercial release of a dream diary kept by [[Hiroko Nishikawa]], an employee of [[Asmik Ace Entertainment]] and frequent collaborator of [[Osamu Sato|Sato]]'s. The book, as well as [[LSD and Remixes]], were released alongside [[LSD: Dream Emulator]]. The book features the text of the dreams in both Japanese and English, with an artists depiction on the left page and the text of the dream on the right page. There are pages with several smaller dreams that are only in Japanese.
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'''Lovely Sweet Dream''' is a book written by [[Hiroko Nishikawa]] and published by Media Factory. It was released alongside [[LSD Dream Emulator]] and the soundtrack [[LSD and Remixes]]. The book is a collection of entries from Nishikawa's dream diary, which served as the basis for the game. 80 artists from around the world contributed artwork to the project. The illustrated dreams are accompanied by English translations, with the remainder being presented exclusively in Japanese.
  
==Relation to LSD: Dream Emulator==
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From March 8 to April 2, 1999, a Lovely Sweet Dream exhibition was held in Ginza at Creation Gallery G8, where the aforementioned artworks were displayed.
All text dreams in LSD: Dream Emulator are excerpts from the dream diary. Several in-game entities and even locations are [[:Category:Based on dream diary|inspired by it]]. Some dreams are directly quoted in the game's [[Text Dream]]s.
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Several in-game entities and even locations are [[:Category:Based on dream diary|inspired by the diary]]. Some dreams are directly quoted in the game's [[Text Dream]]s.
  
 
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Revision as of 09:53, 12 November 2023

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Lovely Sweet Dream is a book written by Hiroko Nishikawa and published by Media Factory. It was released alongside LSD Dream Emulator and the soundtrack LSD and Remixes. The book is a collection of entries from Nishikawa's dream diary, which served as the basis for the game. 80 artists from around the world contributed artwork to the project. The illustrated dreams are accompanied by English translations, with the remainder being presented exclusively in Japanese.

From March 8 to April 2, 1999, a Lovely Sweet Dream exhibition was held in Ginza at Creation Gallery G8, where the aforementioned artworks were displayed.

Several in-game entities and even locations are inspired by the diary. Some dreams are directly quoted in the game's Text Dreams.