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And worthless side note to sum it up: Let me just say, that in year 3 i have over ten bottles in storage, just by playing everyday farming game. So, unless You are about some speedruns, go on and enjoy game until they will start appearing, it shouldn't be so rare as You make it.
Finally, regarding mods, I don't think it is license issue, neither about Nintendo, Natsume nor Marvelous, but rather about how the game was made. Easily accessible modding in most of the recent games is depending on so-called "hooks", that must be done by game developers or really talented hackers, to even allow easy modding for modders. So the game not only doesn't have the hooks made, if we consider modding "the old way" like you might know it from GTA:SA era by replacing some internal game files, it's basically one large ZIP archive that gets opened at runtime with some unknown credentials, and assets there are hard/impossible to extract and modify. And it would be splendid if Marvelous would come back to this game and update it with some features and bugfixes reported in this forum, but I'm afraid it was fully abandoned since december 2019 or so.