Ep. 3: Akari discovers the emotional connection between art, sweets, and the people of Neo-Venezia

Akari learns that Caffè Florian’s decor originated in Venice and visits the establishment with a companion. They observe a candy seller in Piazza San Marco who kindly replaces a dropped item for a child, prompting Akari’s sympathy for the wasted chocolates. Inside, she admires the artwork. Later, she notes the seller’s absence near the Ca' d'Oro renovations. Upon meeting him again, he reveals her earlier comment inspired him to improve his packaging to better spread joy. After enjoying a latte, Akari realizes the cafe’s art and the seller’s chocolates both reflect their creators' feelings, adding beauty to Neo-Venezia. This experience highlights how personal emotions are embedded in both culinary and artistic expressions within the city, connecting the characters through shared appreciation for these subtle yet profound contributions to their surroundings.
Episodes
- Ep. 1 · Alice and Akari reflect on their growth after Carnevale while enjoying jam with their mentors.
- Ep. 2 · Akari guides Amarantha through Neo-Venezia while Aika and Alice secretly observe the interaction.
- Ep. 3 · Akari discovers the emotional connection between art, sweets, and the people of Neo-Venezia
- Ep. 4 · Akari proves her rowing skills on the traghetto ferry with her new teammates.
- Ep. 5 · Aika discovers Akira's past struggle with talent and receives a symbolic clover keepsake.
- Ep. 6 · Alice investigates why Alicia never scolds Akari despite serious practice issues
- Ep. 7 · Akari and Alicia visit former Prima Anna on Neo-Burano Island for the Aria Company anniversary.