In other words, they were the lowest rung on the ladder. They had been saddled with the school’s least popular location-undesirable only because lazy teenagers cared about avoiding stairs more than natural light or a nice view-for good reason: their club was only recently established this year, and by a group of five first-year students at that. Yes, the fourth floor was home to the Cultural Research Club, or CRC for short. Naturally, the Rec Hall wasn’t outfitted with an elevator, so his only option was a long climb up the stairs. Taichi’s clubroom was located on the top floor. He stepped out of Class 1-C, located in the East Wing, then traveled through the North Wing to the four-story Rec Hall, a rickety building that needed some serious earthquake retrofitting before it fell apart-or so the rumor mill liked to claim. After that, his destination would be the clubroom. Yaegashi Taichi was one of many students who enjoyed this casual environment.Īfter successfully surviving all the way through sixth period without falling asleep once, Taichi’s next task for the day was to clean the restrooms with the rest of his assigned group. the same cheerful, lively antics you’d expect from any other school. Then, mid-month, when the last lingering traces of the event finally faded, Yamaboshi High School would return to business as usual, i.e. Situated in a rapidly-growing suburban city, Yamaboshi offered a more relaxed learning environment while maintaining a proven track record of graduates each year.īut the start of September was when the annual Culture Festival took place, and as a result, a certain lighthearted vibe would persist throughout the school until the festivities had ended. And for the most part, the students of Yamaboshi High School were no exception. September-the month in which the vast majority of Japanese high school students are dislodged from the surreal fantasy that is summer vacation and promptly sent hurtling back into the real world. Front Image1 Front Image2 Front Image3 Front Image4 Table of ContentsĬhapter 1: By The Time We Realized, It Had Already BegunĬhapter 4: Bonds and Bombshells (One Week Later)Ĭopyright Chapter 1: By The Time We Realized, It Had Already Begun
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