New Update gives new Development Zones and new Recipes

At Level 12, a new Reward from Kai:

After building it, the Carpenter declares: Nice and solid, if I do say so myself!

That will please his fans!  Even if one marries some one else, this lifesized figure can be the guardian of a shrine on your Development area.  I actually got to Level 12 with him today in my new game... but I am at maximum level with every one in my other gane so will be able to log new rewards from the update shortly.

The new Spring and Summer Development zones are wonderful.  I need to push on in the new game to be able to complete my Walkthrough but I am eager to explore all the new options.

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