In Japanese mythology, the incomparably beautiful Katsura Otoko dwells within the moon's face, eternally tending a celestial katsura tree. On moonlit nights, he gazes down at those who dare look up, his beauty so enchanting that viewers cannot turn away. As one watches him prune the tree, with each snip, a mortal's lifespan diminishes—stare too long into his mesmerizing gaze, and death could come sooner than later