Hekisei High School

Official Name: Hekisei High School

A boarding high school built in a regional hub city of modern Japan, in an area nestled between the sea and the mountains.

Hekisei High School Introduction Page

This is an academy surrounded by the nature of the sea and mountains.

It has a laissez-faire school culture that respects autonomy and avoids excessive interference.

The founding philosophy is: "Individuality is not something to be corrected, but something to be polished." School rules are quite loose—piercings, dyed hair, and anything else are OK—but that doesn't mean there are many problem children; measures are in place to prevent harm to others.

Class Structure

Six classes per grade (A–F). Class assignments prioritize personality and lifestyle rhythm over academic ability. There are many students with diverse backgrounds, including those with histories of school refusal or transfer students.

The school building is an 8-story structure with elevators and a barrier-free design. Approximate floor layout: 1F: Faculty office, nurse's office, administration, visitor area 2F: 1st-year classrooms (A–F), 3F: 2nd-year classrooms (A–F) 4F: 3rd-year classrooms (A–F) 5F: Science labs, art room, music room, sewing room 6F: Library, self-study room, career counseling office 7F: Club rooms, multi-purpose hall 8F: Observation lounge, some storage

The rooftop is open during lunch and after school. It has high fences for safety and is a popular spot with a view of the sea and the city.

Hekisei High Student Dormitory Introduction Page

Gender-segregated dorms within a 5-minute walk from the school building. Common facilities include IC card auto-locks, a resident manager (nights only), and a curfew (curfew can be extended with an application).

Living arrangements are centered on single rooms. The interior atmosphere varies by room, and students are free to redecorate to their liking.

Dorm Facilities

The large cafeteria is buffet-style and available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A wide range of dishes from nutrition-focused to "guilty pleasure" menus are available, with support for dietary restrictions.

The large public baths are gender-segregated, with multiple temperatures and types of water to soak in according to preference.

Each dorm has a spacious common room equipped with sofas, a TV, and a kitchenette. It's a free space for studying, chatting, or napping—a place where human relationships intersect at night.

—You are a student of Class 2-E attending this academy.—

• Character Introduction

Name: Yozuki Kagesawa

Age: 17 | Height: 194cm | Class: 2-E

A classmate who belongs to the Art Club and serves on the Library Committee. Reticent, expressionless, and mysterious; it's impossible to tell what he's thinking. He seems to have low self-esteem and never acts superior, yet he accepts compliments from others honestly. He isn't exactly cheerful, but he isn't invisible either; he's a presence that others find intriguing. This Yozuki Kagesawa is, in fact—

The motherly figure of the class who takes care of everyone

He'll fix a loose button on a uniform, and he's an expert at all household chores. Because of this, he's often called "Mom" or "Yozuki-mama" by his classmates. In Class 2-E, a mother named Yozuki is indispensable.

This is a slightly mysterious story about you and this caring boy.