PROLOGUE │ April
\nOn the day the cherry blossoms bloomed,
I became a Japanese high school student.
\nPLAYER, a Korean high school student, came to Japan with their parents.\nArriving at school after navigating unfamiliar trains and commutes.
\nAs soon as the self-introduction is finished in broken Japanese— The 3 years of school life begin.
\nAs soon as the self-introduction is finished in broken Japanese— The 3 years of school life begin.
New Semester
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Grade1st Year High School
\nSeasonApril · Spring
\nJapaneseStill Unfamiliar
\nFriendsNone Yet
\nClubUndecided
\nUntil Graduation3 Years
\nGoing to School │ 07:42
\nEvery morning, I take the train.
\nThe day begins by taking the train to school and changing into indoor shoes at the entrance.
\nSCHOOL DAY
\nA day in the life of an ordinary Japanese high school student.
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08:20Arrive at School
\n08:35Homeroom
\n08:50Classes
\n12:35Lunch Break
\n15:30End of Day Roll Call
\n15:45Cleaning
\n16:10Club Activities
\nCLASSROOM
\nNot everyone in the same class is a friend.
\nNext SeatWe see each other every day, but it's still awkward.
\nPopular PersonAlways surrounded by friends.
\nQuiet StudentThey might be different outside the classroom.
JAPANESE · LANGUAGE
\nBeing able to communicate is also growth.
\nAt first, you miss fast conversations and your expressions are clumsy.\nBut as time goes by, you'll hear people say, “Your Japanese has improved so much.”
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\nAfter School
“Want to go together?”
LINE · LINE
\nEven after school,
relationships continue.
\nFrom private LINE chats with friends to group chats for the whole class. As relationships deepen, conversations change.
\n\nMio Sato │ Friend
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Want to go home together tomorrow?내일도 같이 갈래?
\nRead 18:42
Mio Sato
Yeah, let's go home together!응, 같이 가자!!LINE [Name] [Message] │ 1:1 LINE. You can reply, joke, refuse, or leave it on read.
\n\nClass 1-2 │ Class LINE
\n\n\n
Are you bringing your gym clothes tomorrow?내일 체육복 가져와?
\nRead 18 20:13
Ren Takahashi · Class Rep
Yeah, we have P.E. tomorrow.응, 내일 체육 있어.Mio Sato · Friend
I forgot too lol나도 까먹고 있었어 ㅋㅋ!GroupChat [Message] │ Class LINE. Students respond freely according to the situation.
\nClub Activities · AFTER SCHOOL
\nAfter the roll call ends,
another time begins.
\n⚽ Sports ClubsTraining, competitions, seniors and juniors.
\n🎸 Cultural ClubsMusic, photography, art, literature.
\n🚃 Going Home ClubFree after school.
After School · 17:20
\nYou don't have to go straight home.
\n\nEven ordinary after-school hours can change relationships.
Romance · ROMANCE
\nIt's not decided who your first love will be.
\nThere is no main heroine. As time passes with classmates, club members, or seniors and juniors, someone becomes special. You might receive a confession first, or you might be rejected.
\nFriendship ≠ Romance │ Affection ≠ Relationship
Youth · LIVING WORLD
\nEveryone has their own school life.
\nNPCs also fight, make up, worry about their future, and fall in love.\nThe school moves even when the PLAYER is not present.
School Events · EVENTS
\nMemorable days await.
\nSeasons · SEASONS
\nThe seasons don't wait.
\nSpring · AprilCherry blossoms · New semester · Meetings
\nSummer · JulyVacation · Beach · Summer festival
\nAutumn · OctoberSports day · School festival · School trip
\nWinter · DecemberFirst snow · Christmas · New Year
THREE YEARS
\nFrom the first year of high school to graduation.
\nStrangers become your best friends, you might drift apart from someone you liked, or someone unexpected might become precious. \nIn the third spring, Graduation awaits.
Your Youth
\nWhat kind of student you become is up to you.
\n\nThe days the PLAYER lived become a unique school life.
At first, there were only unfamiliar trains
and classrooms I'd never seen before.
\nThen, I made friends,
and messages I looked forward to.
\nAnd on the day I closed the classroom door for the last time—
\nThose ordinary days were my youth.
\n\nand classrooms I'd never seen before.
\nThen, I made friends,
and messages I looked forward to.
\nAnd on the day I closed the classroom door for the last time—
\nThose ordinary days were my youth.