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    • Unique Festival Photo
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    • Scarce Signed Photo
    • Rare Idol Photo

Mr. Sato is one of the more memorable characters in Promise Mascot Agency, not just because of his clandestine mission to take down Kaso-Machi's corrupt mayor, but because of his love of the idol group "Parad!se If!" His obsession with this pop group has been a fixation of his ever since he first saw them perform.

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Now, he needs Pinky and the Janitor's help to track down the idol goods the group has hidden in vending machines all over Kaso-Machi. This quest can prove tricky at times, so here's a full breakdown of where to find every single idol good for Mr. Sato.

Where To Find Mr. Sato

Early on in Act Two of your adventure through Kaso-Machi, Pinky will prompt you to visit Mr. Sato near Town Hall. Once this happens, drive your truck to the backside of Town Hall where you first met Mayor Maeda.

You'll see Mr. Sato standing behind the building wearing a dark suit. From there, simply hit talk, and ask him about his town quest to trigger the hunt for Idol Goods.

Where To Find Every Idol Good

Unlike every other town quest offered in Promise Mascot Agency, Mr. Sato does not offer any clues as to where the idol goods might be hiding. All he tells you is that they're inside various vending machines throughout Kaso-Machi.

Additionally, you'll have to purchase the idol goods from the vending machines, which can range from 50,000 to 90,000 yen, so be prepared to splurge.

There is one way to spot these vending machines from a slight distance. While most vending machines that contain Mascot Support Items are blue or have food logos on them, these vending machines have question marks on them.

However, you can really only see this detail up close. Your best bet if you want to find these on your own is to drive around and try every vending machine you see, which can prove tedious.

Unique Festival Photo

The first and closest idol good you can find for Mr. Sato is actually really near Town Hall. Head to the apartments on the residential street, just east of Town Hall.

From there, head to the backmost vending machine in the apartment complex, which has question marks on it. You can then purchase the Unique Festival Photo for 60,000 yen.

Limited Idol Towel

The next closest idol good you can find from there is near the Creepy Apartments, just west of the Haunted Tunnel.

This vending machine is sitting by itself at the crest of a hill, far away from any structures, so it's relatively easy to spot. Drive up to it to purchase the Limited Idol Towel for 80,000 yen.

Extraordinary Idol Flash Drive

Next, head up the road to the Mountain Summit. You don't have to drive all the way up the mountain luckily. Instead, stop in between the Hot Springs Resort and the Summit. You'll see a set of buildings behind a barricade.

You'll need the Pinky Launcher to get through, so make sure you've gotten this upgrade from José first before heading up the path.

Once you've broken through, drive up the slope to the topmost building. Once you've done so, you'll see a vending machine behind the buildingwith theExtraordinary Idol Flash Drive inside, which can be purchased for 90,000 yen.

Scarce Signed Photo

This idol good is found near a very easy-to-spot location, but the vending machine itself is almost a 'blink and you miss it' situation.

To the west of the Tanuki statue, you'll see a bridge and a long winding road that leads up to a shrine positioned by itself. Drive up this path, and you'll find a vending machine stationed just outside the shrine itself.

Inside, you can purchase the Scarce Signed Photo for 70,000 yen.

Rare Idol Photo

For this last one, head to the Morning Market on the east side of the map. Once you're in the area, you'll want to drive just a bit southwest of the Morning Market itself. You'll see a group of buildings positioned up a small incline.

Drive up the incline and you'll see a vending machine positioned by itself on the slope. Inside, you'll find the Rare Idol Photo, which can be purchased for 50,000 yen.

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