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Just started rewatching Sakura Quest.
An Anime about a city girl who can't find a job, gets a call about a gig way out in the sticks, but only realizes after signing the contract that it's a one-year commitment.
The show is about her initially wanting to run back home to Tokyo then slowly falling in love with the tiny country town that might die out if she doesn't figure out how to restart their tourism industry.
Excellent characters, great music, low stakes, funny, might make you cry at the end. Highly recommended even if you're not an Anime fan.
Well now I want to go pirate Northern Exposure and re-watch that.
Make sure you get the newer versions with the real soundtrack - the first DVD release has a different soundtrack because the studio didn't want to pay for the music Chris played on the radio.