Ushi No Tane - Harvest Moon

I went into Diego's store, and he had like two of them, a blue one and a green one. I was thinking about buying one, but I didn't because I couldn't find any information that explains what they're actually used for.

What are they for? Are they a random shipping thing, or have some use?

Some people have special dialogue for when you're using an umbrella and every time you use the umbrella, you earn some farm degree points, but that's it.

Oh, so it does have some purpose then? Cool. I might have to buy one, next time I see one on sale.

Oh wow, I never actually thought anything of the umbrella's other than a small "gimmick", but its cool that they do serve even just a slight purpose.

Some characters acknowledge that you use an umbrella. They don't say anything special though.

For me, they're just a waste of precious space. I sold the only one I bought.

Yeah, I figured that a lot of people end up doing that. I've personally rid of a few umbrellas and picked up (purchased) new ones as if in some sort of loop also due to space issues...

I have never bought an umbrella... they don't do anything other than give a few extra lines of dialogue and take up space, like everyone said xD

But some of them do look kind of stylish! I can't believe you never even got the urge to buy one even once!

Nahhh I don't care much for style xD
I'm a farmer, I don't need to be stylish :'D

Yeah, I guess that's a good point haha

I love the umbrellas, they make the MC look so cute when she's carrying it. When I moved to Konohana, right away, I sold my umbrella, and brought one from Raul's store.

What umbrellas did you all buy?

I got the blue one from Raul's shop, thought it was cute :3
Though I never used it much.

I think I have the blue one too but I really want the green one!

I guess, if you've got money to spend and you find a design you like, go ahead. It's a nice little touch; doesn't do much, but makes it a little more realistic.

But I'm really cheap, and I rarely like spending that much money (500 G) on something that doesn't serve a greater purpose. But it really isn't that much, once you become successful enough that you're making enough money to cover the cost.