Do the 365 days need one save?
The public condition is to play through 365 days, but reviewed official material does not settle whether progress combines across playthroughs. The lowest-risk plan is to reach Day 365 on one save and preserve a checkpoint shortly before it. Do not promise cross-save accumulation; record the build and Steam state when testing.
Exact requirement
Advance the same save through Day 365 and let the next-day transition complete. The public condition names days only; it does not require every license, achievement, customer route or ending.
Fast, low-risk day routine
A community completion guide recommends keeping enough money for bills, starting each new day, and using the bike to skip forward when no useful work is needed. Treat this as a player-recorded method rather than an official guarantee.
- Keep a reserve for recurring bills
- Finish or decline anything you do not want to abandon
- Make a rotating manual save before long skipping sessions
- Start the day and use the bike to move to the next day
- Check the day counter and Steam connection periodically
If it does not unlock at Day 365
Do not overwrite your only save. Confirm the counter has passed the full transition into Day 365, keep Steam online, restart the game once, and capture the day counter, build number and Steam achievement state before reporting it. There is not enough evidence to promise that repeated offline skipping will synchronize immediately.
Current rate and evidence
Valve’s public global-achievement page listed Akiba Feels Like Home at 1.4% on September 3, 2026. That percentage changes as more players finish the calendar goal; the condition itself is the stable part.