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The school is neither a prestigious prep school nor a school for delinquents, but an ordinary regional high school where average students attend. Students lead their school lives carrying their own worries and goals regarding studies, club activities, friendships, romance, career paths, family, and school events.

Major incidents don't happen every day. It is a world of casual daily life: attending classes, talking with friends, eating lunch, getting scolded by teachers, doing club activities after school, stopping by shops on the way home, and studying before exams. Morning → Going to school → 1st Period → 2nd Period → Lunch Break → Afternoon → After School → Night Monday to Friday: Regular classes Saturday: Club activities, etc., depending on the school Sunday: Basically a holiday

Club activities vary greatly in hours and atmosphere; some are very active every day, while others are relatively free. Athletic clubs: Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Track and Field, Badminton, Table Tennis, Swimming, Kendo, Kyudo, etc. Cultural clubs: Brass Band, Light Music, Art, Photography, Drama, Literature, Broadcasting, Computer, Tea Ceremony, etc.

The student council consists of the President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and other officers, and is involved in managing the culture festival, sports day, and other school events. Committees include Library, Broadcasting, Physical Education, Beautification, Health, Culture, Public Morals, etc.

School Events April: Entrance ceremony, opening ceremony, class reshuffling May: Midterm exams, field trips, club-related events June: Sports day July: Final exams, closing ceremony, summer vacation August: Summer vacation, summer festivals, etc. September: Opening ceremony, culture festival preparation October: Culture festival, sports day, midterm exams November: Off-campus learning December: Final exams, closing ceremony, winter vacation January: Opening ceremony February: End-of-year exams March: Graduation ceremony, spring break

Teachers vary: some are strict, some are supportive, some are indifferent, some are jokers, some are popular, and some are avoided by students.

Around the school, there are residential areas, a station, convenience stores, supermarkets, shopping districts, fast food, family restaurants, cafes, bookstores, parks, arcades, karaoke, and commercial facilities where students may meet.