60:T594,Ryoo Academy is a massive school with multiple buildings on a vast site. In addition to the Classroom Wing containing standard classrooms for each grade and empty rooms, there are the Administration Wing, Special Classroom Wing, Cultural Club Wing, and Athletic Club Wing. Administrative and shared facilities include the faculty office, principal's office, administrative office, health room, counseling room, career guidance room, career resource room, student guidance room, student council room, broadcasting room, conference room, reception room, grand auditorium, library, cafeteria, school store, self-study room, multi-purpose room, and audiovisual room. Special classrooms include the music room, music prep room, art room, art prep room, calligraphy room, home economics room, cooking room, sewing room, science lab, and various experiment prep rooms. Athletic facilities include the 1st and 2nd gymnasiums, martial arts hall, kyudo range, table tennis hall, training room, dance studio, 1st and 2nd grounds, track and field, tennis courts, and an outdoor pool. Due to the large number of club activities, there are also club rooms for each club, equipment sheds, locker rooms, and shower rooms. Additionally, there are many places where students spend their daily lives, such as the courtyard, rooftop, terrace, connecting corridors, shoe lockers, vending machine corners, benches, and behind the school buildings.61:T41a,Ryoo Academy has a large student body, and its athletic clubs, cultural clubs, and hobby circles are very extensive. Athletic clubs include baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, soft tennis, track and field, badminton, table tennis, swimming, handball, rugby, lacrosse, futsal, gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, dance, cheerleading, kendo, judo, kyudo, karate, boxing, fencing, mountaineering, baton twirling, and more. Cultural clubs include brass band, orchestra, light music, chorus, drama, art, photography, movie research, broadcasting, literature, newspaper, calligraphy, tea ceremony, flower arrangement, cooking, handicrafts, astronomy, earth science, biology, chemistry, railway research, IT/programming, English, quiz, go/shogi, manga research, and more. Each club utilizes athletic facilities, special classrooms, and club rooms in the Cultural or Athletic Club Wings. Activity styles vary from powerhouses aiming for national tournaments to casual clubs meeting a few times a week and circles that allow for dual membership.62:T40a,At Ryoo Academy, students are selected from each class to run the student council and various committees. The student council consists of a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, etc., and operates from the student council room to plan and manage school events and coordinate with various committees. Committees include class, discipline, health, library, broadcasting, beautification, physical education, and election management, with representatives selected for each class. Committee activities are often held during lunch breaks or after school. In addition to regular meetings, there are specific duties such as campus patrols, creating posters, event preparation, library work, broadcasting, and cleaning inspections. Before large-scale events like the culture festival or sports festival, the student council, executive committees, and each class or club collaborate, often preparing until late after school. Within the class, there are also daily duties such as day-duty (nichoku) and subject-specific assistants.63:T40c,【Spring / April–May】 The season when the new school year begins. In April, the opening ceremony and entrance ceremony are held, and new classes are announced. For current students, this is a time of significant change in classrooms and relationships due to class reshuffling. Welcome parties for new students, club introductions, committee/duty selection, and health checkups follow, and the campus becomes lively with club recruitment and trial memberships for freshmen. The cherry blossoms on campus and along the school routes reach full bloom around April, and some students spend their lunch breaks in the courtyard or go cherry blossom viewing with friends after school. Around May, off-campus learning trips are held to foster class bonding. During Golden Week, the school is closed, and students go out to play with friends, though club practices or matches may be scheduled. This is also the period when students begin to get used to their new environment, and friendships and groups within the class gradually solidify.64:T49d,The Ryoo Academy Sports Festival is a large-scale school event held in June. The entire student body participates, competing for points by grade and class. Competitions are divided into single-sex and mixed-sex categories depending on the event. Individual events or those heavily influenced by physical contact or size differences, such as sprints, obstacle races, cavalry battles (kibasen), and selected relays, are generally single-sex. Class events like scavenger hunts, three-legged races, tug-of-war, ball toss (tamaire), and long-rope jumping are conducted as mixed-sex activities. Class-based relays are held for both boys and girls, and club-based relays feature entries by club unit. In some years, the girls perform a cheer dance. Before the event, students practice competitions, relays, and cheers during PE classes and after school, with the Sports Festival Executive Committee leading the preparations. On the day, cheering sections and tents are set up for each class, and cheering battles and club performances are held. There are many unique interactions, such as cheering for events, taking photos, eating lunch, waiting for turns, and treating minor injuries.65:T450,【Autumn / September–November】 The season when summer vacation ends and the second term begins. Starting from a lingering summer heat in September, it gradually cools down, and uniforms transition from summer to winter wear. In autumn, the Ryoo Academy Culture Festival is held. Before the event, each class, cultural club, the student council, and the Culture Festival Executive Committee proceed with preparations, and the number of students staying on campus until after school increases. On the day of the festival, general visitors also attend, making the entire school the most crowded it gets all year. As autumn deepens, the trees change color and the sun sets earlier. More students wear jackets or buy hot drinks after school. This is also the time for school events like art appreciation days and ball game tournaments. Only the 2nd-year students go on a 4-day, 3-night school trip at the end of November, and topics like deciding groups and planning free time become part of school life conversations. The ball game tournament is also an autumn event, held over a full day in October.66:T5c9,The Ryoo Academy Culture Festival is a large-scale event held over two days around November 3rd. Not only students but also parents, middle schoolers, alumni, and general visitors can enter, and the entire campus is utilized. Each class decides on a project through discussion and voting, implementing food stalls, cafes, haunted houses, games, exhibitions, hands-on projects, or plays. Students prepare the classroom decorations, costumes, props, and signs themselves. Cultural clubs showcase their daily activities through exhibitions, performances, screenings, and stage presentations, while athletic clubs can also participate in stalls or projects. Performances by the brass band, light music, dance, drama, and volunteer groups are held in the grand auditorium, gymnasium, and outdoor stage. Before the event, preparations continue after school and on holidays, centered around the Culture Festival Executive Committee. On the day, students are free to roam the campus outside of their assigned class project shifts. After the final day ends, a post-festival party (kouyasai) for current students is held. A bonfire is lit on the grounds, and excitement peaks with stage projects like live music and dance by volunteers. Toward the end, folk dancing takes place around the bonfire; students dance with friends and often invite someone they are interested in. As a special time at the end of the festival, rumors and jinxes regarding confessions and romance are easily born.67:T466,The Ryoo Academy school trip is conducted for 2nd-year students for 4 days and 3 nights from the end of November into winter. The destination is Kyoto every year. The entire grade travels together, split into buses by multiple classes. During the trip, there are group activities where all 2nd-year students or all class members visit sites together, and free time activities conducted in small pre-determined groups. During free time, each group visits tourist spots and restaurants, returning to a designated location by the assembly time. Preparations include group selection, action planning, and role assignment. Accommodations are divided into male and female floors or areas, and guest rooms are also single-sex. Students share rooms in groups of several people, and lights-out/roll-call times are strictly set. There are times unique to overnight events, such as meals, bathing, and free time, where students talk with friends in their rooms or visit other rooms. Going out without permission after lights-out or entering rooms of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited, though some students may cut loose a little.68:T483,Mizukawa City and the surrounding regions have various types of housing, including detached houses, low-rise apartments, large apartment complexes, and rental apartments; residences vary depending on the family's economic situation and structure. Ryoo students come from a wide range of backgrounds, from ordinary to wealthy families, and are not biased toward a specific housing type. Nonomiya, Fukamigafuchi, Enokigaya, and Kakinosawa have many residential areas, and residential districts also spread out a short distance from the stations in Hanagaoka, Takakura, and Wakamiyano. In Mizukawa, there are many urban-style residences such as high-rise apartments near the station. High school students basically live with their families, but if there are individual settings such as family circumstances, those take priority. Residential areas serve as stages for daily interaction, such as visiting a friend's house, seeing someone home, or holding study sessions at home. The home location and nearest station for each character follow their individual settings as the highest priority, and specific travel routes follow the transportation settings.69:T57d,The Ryoo Academy Forest School is conducted for 1st-year students for 3 days and 2 nights in July before the summer break. The destination is Shiga Kogen in Nagano every year. The entire grade travels together, split into buses by multiple classes. During the period, there are group activities where all 1st-year students or all class members visit sites together, and group activities conducted in small pre-determined groups. The itinerary is as follows: Day 1: After arrival, orienteering. Dinner is curry made via outdoor cooking (hango suisan). At night, a bonfire. Day 2: Playing in the river; free time after lunch; a test of courage (kimodameshi) at night. Day 3: Preparation for return and cleaning in the morning; return home after lunch. During free time, students may spend time freely within the grounds. Preparations include group selection and role assignment. Accommodations consist of rented cottages for each group. Floors are divided by gender, and baths are single-sex. Students share rooms in groups of several people, and lights-out/roll-call times are strictly set. There are times unique to overnight events, such as meals, bathing, and free time, where students talk with friends in their rooms or visit other cottages. Going out without permission after lights-out or entering cottages of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited, though some students may cut loose a little.6a:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.6b:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.6c:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.6d:T446,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Spring: April to June While the new school year begins and those around them are restless, examinees with clear goals hurry to "completely master the basics." ■ April (Start) Junior High Exams: New 6th graders. Desperate to maintain their position in the top cram school classes. High School Exams: Busy with school previews to earn internal assessment points (naishin-ten). University Exams: High-level lectures start in school-specific courses at prep schools. 【Atmosphere】: A pleasant sense of tension, feeling that "it's finally starting." ■ May (The Ordeal of Golden Week) Common to all examinees: A battle of how long one can stay in the self-study room while the rest of the world plays during the holidays. 【Atmosphere】: The first mock exams are returned, and one reaffirms the distance to their target school. ■ June (Beware of the Slump) High School Exams: The final tournaments for club activities. Running at full speed until retirement. 【Atmosphere】: With no public holidays and much rain, mental tenacity is put to the test.6e:T5f6,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Winter: December to February (Final Period / Time of Decisive Battle) Finally, the real thing. A time when the whole family fears infectious diseases and the humidity in the house is strictly managed. ■ December (The Final Push) Common to all examinees: Preparing application forms, taking photos. Studying without regard for New Year's Eve or New Year's Day. 【Atmosphere】: A stoic air that completely shuts out the world's Christmas and New Year mood. ■ January (The War Begins) Junior High Exams: January exams (practice runs) start. University Exams: Common Test for University Admissions. Once this ends, it moves straight into private university exams. 【Atmosphere】: The topic of "examinees" is in the news. The whole of society seems to be on one's side. ■ February (Peak of the Real Thing) Junior High Exams: A series of main exams starting from February 1st. High School / University Exams: Daily travel to exam venues. A total war of mental and physical strength. 【Atmosphere】: The cold morning air on the way to the exam venue. Sharpened concentration. ■ Spring: March (Results and Departure) ■ March (Announcement of Results) Common to all examinees: Announcements on bulletin boards or the web. Joy and tears. High School / University Exams: The final battles of public high school exams and national university second-round exams. 【Atmosphere】: Along with the blooming of cherry blossoms, the long battle ends. Busy with moving and uniform fittings.6f:T4f5,■ Choral Competition ◇ Examples of Evaluation Items Pitch (Accuracy of notes) Rhythm Harmony (Balance of voices) Expressiveness (Dynamics, emotion) Vocalization (Volume, resonance) Unity Accompaniment (Stability and expression of the piano) ◇ Roles / Positions Conductor Accompanist Part Leader (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) Executive Committee (Organizer, schedule management) ◇ Event-based Performance of free-choice and set pieces Rehearsal Actual stage performance Result announcement / Awards (Grand Prize, Best Conductor Award, Best Accompanist Award, etc.) ◇ The Best Parts The moment when a disjointed group finally becomes a song Music enthusiasts showing off their skills The issue of boys' motivation Events where the conductor or committee member gets angry or cries Girls saying "Hey, you boys!" An "awakening moment" where everything clicks miraculously during the performance Bonds tend to deepen between the conductor, accompanist, part leaders, and committee members ◇ Common Developments Early stage: Hell due to the gap in motivation Middle stage: The conductor and some serious members start taking charge Final stage: Suddenly coming together with a feeling of "we can do this" After the performance: Becoming friends one way or another.70:T464,Applies to the narrator and {{char}} for all roleplay. Always prioritize the plot, talk profile, and lorebook. Do not arbitrarily derive unlisted personality traits, malice, prejudice, or motives from character attributes. Base all descriptions and judgments on actual dialogue, actions, and events. Do not attribute flattery, calculation, malice, provocation, or ulterior motives to {{user}} without evidence. Distinguish between {{char}}'s conjectures, prejudices, or misunderstandings and objective facts; even if multiple people agree, do not treat them as fact. Do not conclude a character's intent, acting, or calculation based solely on involuntary physical reactions. Do not force conflict, suspicion, conversation, contact, romantic wavering, or special treatment just to advance the story. Developments where nothing happens, there is no reaction, things are put on hold, distance is kept, or the scene ends with mere observation are considered normal. Changes in evaluation or relationships require actual interaction and events. Do not act on behalf of {{user}}'s actions, speech, emotions, or intentions.71:T464,Applies to the narrator and {{char}} for all roleplay. Always prioritize the plot, talk profile, and lorebook. Do not arbitrarily derive unlisted personality traits, malice, prejudice, or motives from character attributes. Base all descriptions and judgments on actual dialogue, actions, and events. Do not attribute flattery, calculation, malice, provocation, or ulterior motives to {{user}} without evidence. Distinguish between {{char}}'s conjectures, prejudices, or misunderstandings and objective facts; even if multiple people agree, do not treat them as fact. Do not conclude a character's intent, acting, or calculation based solely on involuntary physical reactions. Do not force conflict, suspicion, conversation, contact, romantic wavering, or special treatment just to advance the story. Developments where nothing happens, there is no reaction, things are put on hold, distance is kept, or the scene ends with mere observation are considered normal. Changes in evaluation or relationships require actual interaction and events. Do not act on behalf of {{user}}'s actions, speech, emotions, or intentions.72:T4a6,In the depiction of the stomach and flanks, describe the fleshiness of the abdomen and the movement of the abdominal muscles in detail, and draw the skin of the abdomen that stretches and contracts according to body movements in minute detail. 'Wakibara' and 'Yokobara' are spelling variations with no difference in meaning, and as a part of the human body, they correspond to the side of the boneless abdomen located below the ribs, at the boundary with the back. The flank is a different part from the armpit; the armpit refers to the area slightly below the axilla located at the upper left and right of the ribs, near the side of the breasts. In the depiction of the stomach, describe the curve of the abdomen and the state of the abdominal muscles in detail, and describe the fleshiness in minute detail. In the depiction of the navel, describe the shape and depth of the hole in detail, and draw the appearance of the navel hole stretching and contracting according to abdominal movements in minute detail. In AI replies, express text in a concise and clear manner that summarizes the main points, avoiding repetition, and complete a single conversation or text within a short volume.73:T675,In the depiction of tickling, describe physical reactions and facial expressions in detail, expressing the appearance of writhing in agony due to reacting muscles and physiological impulses. Regarding the depiction of laughter let out while being tickled, include the sound of breath falling into oxygen deficiency and the clogging of breath in the depiction, and while depicting the vocalization obstructed in conjunction with the body writhing in laughter and flushing, use diverse expressions mixed with voiced marks and gasping laughter. Intense ticklishness is recognized as a stimulus different from pleasure, and one feels very painful as laughter does not stop. Ticklishness is a stimulus different from pain and is recognized as something extremely unbearable. Gentle tickling may provide pleasure or comfort depending on the partner's state of mind and is recognized as an act different from intense tickling. In the depiction of fingertips or tools performing the tickling, perform the depiction of points of contact with body parts in detail, drawing the sensation of touching the skin and the reaction of the body receiving the stimulus in minute detail. In the depiction of fingertips performing the tickling, express finger movements in detail, drawing the ways of laughing that change in response to pacing using the pads of the fingers or nails and different types of stimuli. In the depiction of reactions to tickling, while drawing the appearance of the body struggling to escape and resisting the tickling in minute detail, emphasize and express the appearance of writhing in the urge to escape the tickling and the impulse to laugh.74:T464,Applies to the narrator and {{char}} for all roleplay. Always prioritize the plot, talk profile, and lorebook. Do not arbitrarily derive unlisted personality traits, malice, prejudice, or motives from character attributes. Base all descriptions and judgments on actual dialogue, actions, and events. Do not attribute flattery, calculation, malice, provocation, or ulterior motives to {{user}} without evidence. Distinguish between {{char}}'s conjectures, prejudices, or misunderstandings and objective facts; even if multiple people agree, do not treat them as fact. Do not conclude a character's intent, acting, or calculation based solely on involuntary physical reactions. Do not force conflict, suspicion, conversation, contact, romantic wavering, or special treatment just to advance the story. Developments where nothing happens, there is no reaction, things are put on hold, distance is kept, or the scene ends with mere observation are considered normal. Changes in evaluation or relationships require actual interaction and events. Do not act on behalf of {{user}}'s actions, speech, emotions, or intentions.75:T594,Ryoo Academy is a massive school with multiple buildings on a vast site. In addition to the Classroom Wing containing standard classrooms for each grade and empty rooms, there are the Administration Wing, Special Classroom Wing, Cultural Club Wing, and Athletic Club Wing. Administrative and shared facilities include the faculty office, principal's office, administrative office, health room, counseling room, career guidance room, career resource room, student guidance room, student council room, broadcasting room, conference room, reception room, grand auditorium, library, cafeteria, school store, self-study room, multi-purpose room, and audiovisual room. Special classrooms include the music room, music prep room, art room, art prep room, calligraphy room, home economics room, cooking room, sewing room, science lab, and various experiment prep rooms. Athletic facilities include the 1st and 2nd gymnasiums, martial arts hall, kyudo range, table tennis hall, training room, dance studio, 1st and 2nd grounds, track and field, tennis courts, and an outdoor pool. Due to the large number of club activities, there are also club rooms for each club, equipment sheds, locker rooms, and shower rooms. Additionally, there are many places where students spend their daily lives, such as the courtyard, rooftop, terrace, connecting corridors, shoe lockers, vending machine corners, benches, and behind the school buildings.76:T41a,Ryoo Academy has a large student body, and its athletic clubs, cultural clubs, and hobby circles are very extensive. Athletic clubs include baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, soft tennis, track and field, badminton, table tennis, swimming, handball, rugby, lacrosse, futsal, gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, dance, cheerleading, kendo, judo, kyudo, karate, boxing, fencing, mountaineering, baton twirling, and more. Cultural clubs include brass band, orchestra, light music, chorus, drama, art, photography, movie research, broadcasting, literature, newspaper, calligraphy, tea ceremony, flower arrangement, cooking, handicrafts, astronomy, earth science, biology, chemistry, railway research, IT/programming, English, quiz, go/shogi, manga research, and more. Each club utilizes athletic facilities, special classrooms, and club rooms in the Cultural or Athletic Club Wings. Activity styles vary from powerhouses aiming for national tournaments to casual clubs meeting a few times a week and circles that allow for dual membership.77:T40a,At Ryoo Academy, students are selected from each class to run the student council and various committees. The student council consists of a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, etc., and operates from the student council room to plan and manage school events and coordinate with various committees. Committees include class, discipline, health, library, broadcasting, beautification, physical education, and election management, with representatives selected for each class. Committee activities are often held during lunch breaks or after school. In addition to regular meetings, there are specific duties such as campus patrols, creating posters, event preparation, library work, broadcasting, and cleaning inspections. Before large-scale events like the culture festival or sports festival, the student council, executive committees, and each class or club collaborate, often preparing until late after school. Within the class, there are also daily duties such as day-duty (nichoku) and subject-specific assistants.78:T40c,【Spring / April–May】 The season when the new school year begins. In April, the opening ceremony and entrance ceremony are held, and new classes are announced. For current students, this is a time of significant change in classrooms and relationships due to class reshuffling. Welcome parties for new students, club introductions, committee/duty selection, and health checkups follow, and the campus becomes lively with club recruitment and trial memberships for freshmen. The cherry blossoms on campus and along the school routes reach full bloom around April, and some students spend their lunch breaks in the courtyard or go cherry blossom viewing with friends after school. Around May, off-campus learning trips are held to foster class bonding. During Golden Week, the school is closed, and students go out to play with friends, though club practices or matches may be scheduled. This is also the period when students begin to get used to their new environment, and friendships and groups within the class gradually solidify.79:T49d,The Ryoo Academy Sports Festival is a large-scale school event held in June. The entire student body participates, competing for points by grade and class. Competitions are divided into single-sex and mixed-sex categories depending on the event. Individual events or those heavily influenced by physical contact or size differences, such as sprints, obstacle races, cavalry battles (kibasen), and selected relays, are generally single-sex. Class events like scavenger hunts, three-legged races, tug-of-war, ball toss (tamaire), and long-rope jumping are conducted as mixed-sex activities. Class-based relays are held for both boys and girls, and club-based relays feature entries by club unit. In some years, the girls perform a cheer dance. Before the event, students practice competitions, relays, and cheers during PE classes and after school, with the Sports Festival Executive Committee leading the preparations. On the day, cheering sections and tents are set up for each class, and cheering battles and club performances are held. There are many unique interactions, such as cheering for events, taking photos, eating lunch, waiting for turns, and treating minor injuries.7a:T450,【Autumn / September–November】 The season when summer vacation ends and the second term begins. Starting from a lingering summer heat in September, it gradually cools down, and uniforms transition from summer to winter wear. In autumn, the Ryoo Academy Culture Festival is held. Before the event, each class, cultural club, the student council, and the Culture Festival Executive Committee proceed with preparations, and the number of students staying on campus until after school increases. On the day of the festival, general visitors also attend, making the entire school the most crowded it gets all year. As autumn deepens, the trees change color and the sun sets earlier. More students wear jackets or buy hot drinks after school. This is also the time for school events like art appreciation days and ball game tournaments. Only the 2nd-year students go on a 4-day, 3-night school trip at the end of November, and topics like deciding groups and planning free time become part of school life conversations. The ball game tournament is also an autumn event, held over a full day in October.7b:T5c9,The Ryoo Academy Culture Festival is a large-scale event held over two days around November 3rd. Not only students but also parents, middle schoolers, alumni, and general visitors can enter, and the entire campus is utilized. Each class decides on a project through discussion and voting, implementing food stalls, cafes, haunted houses, games, exhibitions, hands-on projects, or plays. Students prepare the classroom decorations, costumes, props, and signs themselves. Cultural clubs showcase their daily activities through exhibitions, performances, screenings, and stage presentations, while athletic clubs can also participate in stalls or projects. Performances by the brass band, light music, dance, drama, and volunteer groups are held in the grand auditorium, gymnasium, and outdoor stage. Before the event, preparations continue after school and on holidays, centered around the Culture Festival Executive Committee. On the day, students are free to roam the campus outside of their assigned class project shifts. After the final day ends, a post-festival party (kouyasai) for current students is held. A bonfire is lit on the grounds, and excitement peaks with stage projects like live music and dance by volunteers. Toward the end, folk dancing takes place around the bonfire; students dance with friends and often invite someone they are interested in. As a special time at the end of the festival, rumors and jinxes regarding confessions and romance are easily born.7c:T466,The Ryoo Academy school trip is conducted for 2nd-year students for 4 days and 3 nights from the end of November into winter. The destination is Kyoto every year. The entire grade travels together, split into buses by multiple classes. During the trip, there are group activities where all 2nd-year students or all class members visit sites together, and free time activities conducted in small pre-determined groups. During free time, each group visits tourist spots and restaurants, returning to a designated location by the assembly time. Preparations include group selection, action planning, and role assignment. Accommodations are divided into male and female floors or areas, and guest rooms are also single-sex. Students share rooms in groups of several people, and lights-out/roll-call times are strictly set. There are times unique to overnight events, such as meals, bathing, and free time, where students talk with friends in their rooms or visit other rooms. Going out without permission after lights-out or entering rooms of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited, though some students may cut loose a little.7d:T483,Mizukawa City and the surrounding regions have various types of housing, including detached houses, low-rise apartments, large apartment complexes, and rental apartments; residences vary depending on the family's economic situation and structure. Ryoo students come from a wide range of backgrounds, from ordinary to wealthy families, and are not biased toward a specific housing type. Nonomiya, Fukamigafuchi, Enokigaya, and Kakinosawa have many residential areas, and residential districts also spread out a short distance from the stations in Hanagaoka, Takakura, and Wakamiyano. In Mizukawa, there are many urban-style residences such as high-rise apartments near the station. High school students basically live with their families, but if there are individual settings such as family circumstances, those take priority. Residential areas serve as stages for daily interaction, such as visiting a friend's house, seeing someone home, or holding study sessions at home. The home location and nearest station for each character follow their individual settings as the highest priority, and specific travel routes follow the transportation settings.7e:T57d,The Ryoo Academy Forest School is conducted for 1st-year students for 3 days and 2 nights in July before the summer break. The destination is Shiga Kogen in Nagano every year. The entire grade travels together, split into buses by multiple classes. During the period, there are group activities where all 1st-year students or all class members visit sites together, and group activities conducted in small pre-determined groups. The itinerary is as follows: Day 1: After arrival, orienteering. Dinner is curry made via outdoor cooking (hango suisan). At night, a bonfire. Day 2: Playing in the river; free time after lunch; a test of courage (kimodameshi) at night. Day 3: Preparation for return and cleaning in the morning; return home after lunch. During free time, students may spend time freely within the grounds. Preparations include group selection and role assignment. Accommodations consist of rented cottages for each group. Floors are divided by gender, and baths are single-sex. Students share rooms in groups of several people, and lights-out/roll-call times are strictly set. There are times unique to overnight events, such as meals, bathing, and free time, where students talk with friends in their rooms or visit other cottages. Going out without permission after lights-out or entering cottages of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited, though some students may cut loose a little.7f:T464,Applies to the narrator and {{char}} for all roleplay. Always prioritize the plot, talk profile, and lorebook. Do not arbitrarily derive unlisted personality traits, malice, prejudice, or motives from character attributes. Base all descriptions and judgments on actual dialogue, actions, and events. Do not attribute flattery, calculation, malice, provocation, or ulterior motives to {{user}} without evidence. Distinguish between {{char}}'s conjectures, prejudices, or misunderstandings and objective facts; even if multiple people agree, do not treat them as fact. Do not conclude a character's intent, acting, or calculation based solely on involuntary physical reactions. Do not force conflict, suspicion, conversation, contact, romantic wavering, or special treatment just to advance the story. Developments where nothing happens, there is no reaction, things are put on hold, distance is kept, or the scene ends with mere observation are considered normal. Changes in evaluation or relationships require actual interaction and events. Do not act on behalf of {{user}}'s actions, speech, emotions, or intentions.80:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.81:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.82:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.83:T446,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Spring: April to June While the new school year begins and those around them are restless, examinees with clear goals hurry to "completely master the basics." ■ April (Start) Junior High Exams: New 6th graders. Desperate to maintain their position in the top cram school classes. High School Exams: Busy with school previews to earn internal assessment points (naishin-ten). University Exams: High-level lectures start in school-specific courses at prep schools. 【Atmosphere】: A pleasant sense of tension, feeling that "it's finally starting." ■ May (The Ordeal of Golden Week) Common to all examinees: A battle of how long one can stay in the self-study room while the rest of the world plays during the holidays. 【Atmosphere】: The first mock exams are returned, and one reaffirms the distance to their target school. ■ June (Beware of the Slump) High School Exams: The final tournaments for club activities. Running at full speed until retirement. 【Atmosphere】: With no public holidays and much rain, mental tenacity is put to the test.84:T5f6,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Winter: December to February (Final Period / Time of Decisive Battle) Finally, the real thing. A time when the whole family fears infectious diseases and the humidity in the house is strictly managed. ■ December (The Final Push) Common to all examinees: Preparing application forms, taking photos. Studying without regard for New Year's Eve or New Year's Day. 【Atmosphere】: A stoic air that completely shuts out the world's Christmas and New Year mood. ■ January (The War Begins) Junior High Exams: January exams (practice runs) start. University Exams: Common Test for University Admissions. Once this ends, it moves straight into private university exams. 【Atmosphere】: The topic of "examinees" is in the news. The whole of society seems to be on one's side. ■ February (Peak of the Real Thing) Junior High Exams: A series of main exams starting from February 1st. High School / University Exams: Daily travel to exam venues. A total war of mental and physical strength. 【Atmosphere】: The cold morning air on the way to the exam venue. Sharpened concentration. ■ Spring: March (Results and Departure) ■ March (Announcement of Results) Common to all examinees: Announcements on bulletin boards or the web. Joy and tears. High School / University Exams: The final battles of public high school exams and national university second-round exams. 【Atmosphere】: Along with the blooming of cherry blossoms, the long battle ends. Busy with moving and uniform fittings.85:T4f5,■ Choral Competition ◇ Examples of Evaluation Items Pitch (Accuracy of notes) Rhythm Harmony (Balance of voices) Expressiveness (Dynamics, emotion) Vocalization (Volume, resonance) Unity Accompaniment (Stability and expression of the piano) ◇ Roles / Positions Conductor Accompanist Part Leader (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) Executive Committee (Organizer, schedule management) ◇ Event-based Performance of free-choice and set pieces Rehearsal Actual stage performance Result announcement / Awards (Grand Prize, Best Conductor Award, Best Accompanist Award, etc.) ◇ The Best Parts The moment when a disjointed group finally becomes a song Music enthusiasts showing off their skills The issue of boys' motivation Events where the conductor or committee member gets angry or cries Girls saying "Hey, you boys!" An "awakening moment" where everything clicks miraculously during the performance Bonds tend to deepen between the conductor, accompanist, part leaders, and committee members ◇ Common Developments Early stage: Hell due to the gap in motivation Middle stage: The conductor and some serious members start taking charge Final stage: Suddenly coming together with a feeling of "we can do this" After the performance: Becoming friends one way or another.86:T46c,Medieval Music (5th – 14th Century) Characteristics: Developed primarily around the Christian Church. The prototype of musical notation (neumes) was born, and monophonic Gregorian chants were sung. Renaissance Music (15th – 16th Century) Characteristics: Shifted from a God-centered culture to a "human-centered" one. Polyphony, which layers multiple melodies, reached its peak, and sheet music spread through movable type printing. Baroque Music (17th – Early 18th Century) Characteristics: Dramatic and grand expressions were favored, and opera was born. Bach and Vivaldi were active, and the foundations of modern tonal music (the basics of Do-Re-Mi) were established. Classical Music (Late 18th – Early 19th Century) Characteristics: An era emphasizing balance and formal beauty. Symphonies and sonata forms were established. Mozart and Beethoven represent this period. Romantic Music (19th Century) Characteristics: Individuals began to freely express personal emotions, nature, and national identity. Chopin and Tchaikovsky were active, and the performance of instruments (especially the piano) improved significantly.87:T418,Classical music is a general term for art music based on traditional Western compositional and performance techniques. The word originates from the Latin "classis," meaning "highest class," and refers to music that has been passed down through hundreds of years to the present day, transcending temporary trends. While pop and jazz emphasize the performer's improvisation (arrangement), classical music values the faithful reproduction of the sheet music written by the composer, where the "score" is the absolute blueprint. Modern performers interpret the composer's intent from scores written hundreds of years ago. Commitment to Acoustic Sound: It delivers the original resonance of instruments and human voices without using microphones, speakers, or electronic instruments. It is characterized by being performed with the resonance (acoustics) of the entire hall in mind. Logical Beauty and Form: It is not made by sense alone but is meticulously constructed based on mathematical and logical rules such as "harmonic theory" and "sonata form."88:T41d,A symphony in classical music is a large-scale orchestral work, usually consisting of four movements, written for an orchestra. It is a representative genre of classical music where the diverse instruments of the orchestra unite to create a dramatic and rich sound. Etymology: A word combining the Greek "syn" (together) and "phone" (voice/sound), meaning "harmony of sound." Basic Structure: Generally composed of four movements, with the overall balance considered: 1st movement (fast and powerful), 2nd movement (beautifully song-like), 3rd movement (dance-like), and 4th movement (brilliant and grand). History and Development: Haydn and Mozart established the form close to its current style in the 18th century, and Beethoven dramatically expanded its expressive power by incorporating vocal music (chorus). It was subsequently carried on by Romantic and modern composers and is considered the pinnacle of orchestral music. Famous Composers: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Mahler, and others have left behind numerous masterpieces.89:T421,Orchestral music is a general term for instrumental music intended to be performed by an orchestra. It basically does not include singing (vocal music) and refers to the entirety of music performed by combining various instruments such as strings, winds, and percussion. Broad Classification: Since it refers to all pieces performed by an orchestra, symphonies, concertos, symphonic poems, suites, and overtures are all members (sub-classifications) of orchestral music. Diverse Combinations of Instruments: String instruments like the violin, woodwinds like the flute and clarinet, brass like the trumpet and horn, and percussion like the timpani unite to create rich timbres and powerful volume. Independent Short Pieces and Program Music: In addition to large-scale forms like symphonies, orchestral music includes "symphonic poems" depicting specific scenes or stories (e.g., Smetana's "The Moldau"), ballet music, and orchestral versions of film scores. Representative Works: Ravel's "Bolero" and Tchaikovsky's ballet suite "The Nutcracker" are famous.8a:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.8b:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.8c:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.8d:T446,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Spring: April to June While the new school year begins and those around them are restless, examinees with clear goals hurry to "completely master the basics." ■ April (Start) Junior High Exams: New 6th graders. Desperate to maintain their position in the top cram school classes. High School Exams: Busy with school previews to earn internal assessment points (naishin-ten). University Exams: High-level lectures start in school-specific courses at prep schools. 【Atmosphere】: A pleasant sense of tension, feeling that "it's finally starting." ■ May (The Ordeal of Golden Week) Common to all examinees: A battle of how long one can stay in the self-study room while the rest of the world plays during the holidays. 【Atmosphere】: The first mock exams are returned, and one reaffirms the distance to their target school. ■ June (Beware of the Slump) High School Exams: The final tournaments for club activities. Running at full speed until retirement. 【Atmosphere】: With no public holidays and much rain, mental tenacity is put to the test.8e:T5f6,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Winter: December to February (Final Period / Time of Decisive Battle) Finally, the real thing. A time when the whole family fears infectious diseases and the humidity in the house is strictly managed. ■ December (The Final Push) Common to all examinees: Preparing application forms, taking photos. Studying without regard for New Year's Eve or New Year's Day. 【Atmosphere】: A stoic air that completely shuts out the world's Christmas and New Year mood. ■ January (The War Begins) Junior High Exams: January exams (practice runs) start. University Exams: Common Test for University Admissions. Once this ends, it moves straight into private university exams. 【Atmosphere】: The topic of "examinees" is in the news. The whole of society seems to be on one's side. ■ February (Peak of the Real Thing) Junior High Exams: A series of main exams starting from February 1st. High School / University Exams: Daily travel to exam venues. A total war of mental and physical strength. 【Atmosphere】: The cold morning air on the way to the exam venue. Sharpened concentration. ■ Spring: March (Results and Departure) ■ March (Announcement of Results) Common to all examinees: Announcements on bulletin boards or the web. Joy and tears. High School / University Exams: The final battles of public high school exams and national university second-round exams. 【Atmosphere】: Along with the blooming of cherry blossoms, the long battle ends. Busy with moving and uniform fittings.8f:T4f5,■ Choral Competition ◇ Examples of Evaluation Items Pitch (Accuracy of notes) Rhythm Harmony (Balance of voices) Expressiveness (Dynamics, emotion) Vocalization (Volume, resonance) Unity Accompaniment (Stability and expression of the piano) ◇ Roles / Positions Conductor Accompanist Part Leader (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) Executive Committee (Organizer, schedule management) ◇ Event-based Performance of free-choice and set pieces Rehearsal Actual stage performance Result announcement / Awards (Grand Prize, Best Conductor Award, Best Accompanist Award, etc.) ◇ The Best Parts The moment when a disjointed group finally becomes a song Music enthusiasts showing off their skills The issue of boys' motivation Events where the conductor or committee member gets angry or cries Girls saying "Hey, you boys!" An "awakening moment" where everything clicks miraculously during the performance Bonds tend to deepen between the conductor, accompanist, part leaders, and committee members ◇ Common Developments Early stage: Hell due to the gap in motivation Middle stage: The conductor and some serious members start taking charge Final stage: Suddenly coming together with a feeling of "we can do this" After the performance: Becoming friends one way or another.90:T594,Ryoo Academy is a massive school with multiple buildings on a vast site. In addition to the Classroom Wing containing standard classrooms for each grade and empty rooms, there are the Administration Wing, Special Classroom Wing, Cultural Club Wing, and Athletic Club Wing. Administrative and shared facilities include the faculty office, principal's office, administrative office, health room, counseling room, career guidance room, career resource room, student guidance room, student council room, broadcasting room, conference room, reception room, grand auditorium, library, cafeteria, school store, self-study room, multi-purpose room, and audiovisual room. Special classrooms include the music room, music prep room, art room, art prep room, calligraphy room, home economics room, cooking room, sewing room, science lab, and various experiment prep rooms. Athletic facilities include the 1st and 2nd gymnasiums, martial arts hall, kyudo range, table tennis hall, training room, dance studio, 1st and 2nd grounds, track and field, tennis courts, and an outdoor pool. Due to the large number of club activities, there are also club rooms for each club, equipment sheds, locker rooms, and shower rooms. Additionally, there are many places where students spend their daily lives, such as the courtyard, rooftop, terrace, connecting corridors, shoe lockers, vending machine corners, benches, and behind the school buildings.91:T41a,Ryoo Academy has a large student body, and its athletic clubs, cultural clubs, and hobby circles are very extensive. Athletic clubs include baseball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, soft tennis, track and field, badminton, table tennis, swimming, handball, rugby, lacrosse, futsal, gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, dance, cheerleading, kendo, judo, kyudo, karate, boxing, fencing, mountaineering, baton twirling, and more. Cultural clubs include brass band, orchestra, light music, chorus, drama, art, photography, movie research, broadcasting, literature, newspaper, calligraphy, tea ceremony, flower arrangement, cooking, handicrafts, astronomy, earth science, biology, chemistry, railway research, IT/programming, English, quiz, go/shogi, manga research, and more. Each club utilizes athletic facilities, special classrooms, and club rooms in the Cultural or Athletic Club Wings. Activity styles vary from powerhouses aiming for national tournaments to casual clubs meeting a few times a week and circles that allow for dual membership.92:T40a,At Ryoo Academy, students are selected from each class to run the student council and various committees. The student council consists of a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, etc., and operates from the student council room to plan and manage school events and coordinate with various committees. Committees include class, discipline, health, library, broadcasting, beautification, physical education, and election management, with representatives selected for each class. Committee activities are often held during lunch breaks or after school. In addition to regular meetings, there are specific duties such as campus patrols, creating posters, event preparation, library work, broadcasting, and cleaning inspections. Before large-scale events like the culture festival or sports festival, the student council, executive committees, and each class or club collaborate, often preparing until late after school. Within the class, there are also daily duties such as day-duty (nichoku) and subject-specific assistants.93:T40c,【Spring / April–May】 The season when the new school year begins. In April, the opening ceremony and entrance ceremony are held, and new classes are announced. For current students, this is a time of significant change in classrooms and relationships due to class reshuffling. Welcome parties for new students, club introductions, committee/duty selection, and health checkups follow, and the campus becomes lively with club recruitment and trial memberships for freshmen. The cherry blossoms on campus and along the school routes reach full bloom around April, and some students spend their lunch breaks in the courtyard or go cherry blossom viewing with friends after school. Around May, off-campus learning trips are held to foster class bonding. During Golden Week, the school is closed, and students go out to play with friends, though club practices or matches may be scheduled. This is also the period when students begin to get used to their new environment, and friendships and groups within the class gradually solidify.94:T49d,The Ryoo Academy Sports Festival is a large-scale school event held in June. The entire student body participates, competing for points by grade and class. Competitions are divided into single-sex and mixed-sex categories depending on the event. Individual events or those heavily influenced by physical contact or size differences, such as sprints, obstacle races, cavalry battles (kibasen), and selected relays, are generally single-sex. Class events like scavenger hunts, three-legged races, tug-of-war, ball toss (tamaire), and long-rope jumping are conducted as mixed-sex activities. Class-based relays are held for both boys and girls, and club-based relays feature entries by club unit. In some years, the girls perform a cheer dance. Before the event, students practice competitions, relays, and cheers during PE classes and after school, with the Sports Festival Executive Committee leading the preparations. On the day, cheering sections and tents are set up for each class, and cheering battles and club performances are held. There are many unique interactions, such as cheering for events, taking photos, eating lunch, waiting for turns, and treating minor injuries.95:T450,【Autumn / September–November】 The season when summer vacation ends and the second term begins. Starting from a lingering summer heat in September, it gradually cools down, and uniforms transition from summer to winter wear. In autumn, the Ryoo Academy Culture Festival is held. Before the event, each class, cultural club, the student council, and the Culture Festival Executive Committee proceed with preparations, and the number of students staying on campus until after school increases. On the day of the festival, general visitors also attend, making the entire school the most crowded it gets all year. As autumn deepens, the trees change color and the sun sets earlier. More students wear jackets or buy hot drinks after school. This is also the time for school events like art appreciation days and ball game tournaments. Only the 2nd-year students go on a 4-day, 3-night school trip at the end of November, and topics like deciding groups and planning free time become part of school life conversations. The ball game tournament is also an autumn event, held over a full day in October.96:T5c9,The Ryoo Academy Culture Festival is a large-scale event held over two days around November 3rd. Not only students but also parents, middle schoolers, alumni, and general visitors can enter, and the entire campus is utilized. Each class decides on a project through discussion and voting, implementing food stalls, cafes, haunted houses, games, exhibitions, hands-on projects, or plays. Students prepare the classroom decorations, costumes, props, and signs themselves. Cultural clubs showcase their daily activities through exhibitions, performances, screenings, and stage presentations, while athletic clubs can also participate in stalls or projects. Performances by the brass band, light music, dance, drama, and volunteer groups are held in the grand auditorium, gymnasium, and outdoor stage. Before the event, preparations continue after school and on holidays, centered around the Culture Festival Executive Committee. On the day, students are free to roam the campus outside of their assigned class project shifts. After the final day ends, a post-festival party (kouyasai) for current students is held. A bonfire is lit on the grounds, and excitement peaks with stage projects like live music and dance by volunteers. Toward the end, folk dancing takes place around the bonfire; students dance with friends and often invite someone they are interested in. As a special time at the end of the festival, rumors and jinxes regarding confessions and romance are easily born.97:T466,The Ryoo Academy school trip is conducted for 2nd-year students for 4 days and 3 nights from the end of November into winter. The destination is Kyoto every year. The entire grade travels together, split into buses by multiple classes. During the trip, there are group activities where all 2nd-year students or all class members visit sites together, and free time activities conducted in small pre-determined groups. During free time, each group visits tourist spots and restaurants, returning to a designated location by the assembly time. Preparations include group selection, action planning, and role assignment. Accommodations are divided into male and female floors or areas, and guest rooms are also single-sex. Students share rooms in groups of several people, and lights-out/roll-call times are strictly set. There are times unique to overnight events, such as meals, bathing, and free time, where students talk with friends in their rooms or visit other rooms. Going out without permission after lights-out or entering rooms of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited, though some students may cut loose a little.98:T483,Mizukawa City and the surrounding regions have various types of housing, including detached houses, low-rise apartments, large apartment complexes, and rental apartments; residences vary depending on the family's economic situation and structure. Ryoo students come from a wide range of backgrounds, from ordinary to wealthy families, and are not biased toward a specific housing type. Nonomiya, Fukamigafuchi, Enokigaya, and Kakinosawa have many residential areas, and residential districts also spread out a short distance from the stations in Hanagaoka, Takakura, and Wakamiyano. In Mizukawa, there are many urban-style residences such as high-rise apartments near the station. High school students basically live with their families, but if there are individual settings such as family circumstances, those take priority. Residential areas serve as stages for daily interaction, such as visiting a friend's house, seeing someone home, or holding study sessions at home. The home location and nearest station for each character follow their individual settings as the highest priority, and specific travel routes follow the transportation settings.99:T57d,The Ryoo Academy Forest School is conducted for 1st-year students for 3 days and 2 nights in July before the summer break. The destination is Shiga Kogen in Nagano every year. The entire grade travels together, split into buses by multiple classes. During the period, there are group activities where all 1st-year students or all class members visit sites together, and group activities conducted in small pre-determined groups. The itinerary is as follows: Day 1: After arrival, orienteering. Dinner is curry made via outdoor cooking (hango suisan). At night, a bonfire. Day 2: Playing in the river; free time after lunch; a test of courage (kimodameshi) at night. Day 3: Preparation for return and cleaning in the morning; return home after lunch. During free time, students may spend time freely within the grounds. Preparations include group selection and role assignment. Accommodations consist of rented cottages for each group. Floors are divided by gender, and baths are single-sex. Students share rooms in groups of several people, and lights-out/roll-call times are strictly set. There are times unique to overnight events, such as meals, bathing, and free time, where students talk with friends in their rooms or visit other cottages. Going out without permission after lights-out or entering cottages of the opposite sex is strictly prohibited, though some students may cut loose a little.9a:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. (Right to vote) ・One becomes subject to the lay judge system. ■ List of things prohibited until age 20 Even for adults (age 18), the following acts are prohibited by law until reaching age 20. ・Alcohol (Drinking): Consumption of alcoholic beverages. ・Tobacco (Smoking): Smoking and the use of heated tobacco products. ・Publicly managed sports (Gambling): Purchase of betting tickets for horse racing, bicycle racing, boat racing, and auto racing.9b:T4ee,・The age of adulthood in Japan is 18. ■ Things that become possible from age 18 (Rights as an adult) ・Upon reaching one's 18th birthday, one can enter into various contracts of their own will without parental consent. ・Contractual acts such as issuing credit cards, mobile phone contracts, rental agreements for living alone, and taking out loans become possible. ・If one passes national qualification exams such as Certified Public Accountant or Judicial Scrivener, they can register and begin professional activities. ・Both men and women can submit marriage registrations without parental consent from age 18. ・It becomes possible to apply for a passport with a 10-year validity period. ・Voting in elections for the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors becomes possible. 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University Exams: High-level lectures start in school-specific courses at prep schools. 【Atmosphere】: A pleasant sense of tension, feeling that "it's finally starting." ■ May (The Ordeal of Golden Week) Common to all examinees: A battle of how long one can stay in the self-study room while the rest of the world plays during the holidays. 【Atmosphere】: The first mock exams are returned, and one reaffirms the distance to their target school. ■ June (Beware of the Slump) High School Exams: The final tournaments for club activities. Running at full speed until retirement. 【Atmosphere】: With no public holidays and much rain, mental tenacity is put to the test.9e:T5f6,■ Annual Schedule for Examinees ■ Winter: December to February (Final Period / Time of Decisive Battle) Finally, the real thing. A time when the whole family fears infectious diseases and the humidity in the house is strictly managed. ■ December (The Final Push) Common to all examinees: Preparing application forms, taking photos. Studying without regard for New Year's Eve or New Year's Day. 【Atmosphere】: A stoic air that completely shuts out the world's Christmas and New Year mood. ■ January (The War Begins) Junior High Exams: January exams (practice runs) start. University Exams: Common Test for University Admissions. Once this ends, it moves straight into private university exams. 【Atmosphere】: The topic of "examinees" is in the news. The whole of society seems to be on one's side. ■ February (Peak of the Real Thing) Junior High Exams: A series of main exams starting from February 1st. High School / University Exams: Daily travel to exam venues. A total war of mental and physical strength. 【Atmosphere】: The cold morning air on the way to the exam venue. Sharpened concentration. ■ Spring: March (Results and Departure) ■ March (Announcement of Results) Common to all examinees: Announcements on bulletin boards or the web. Joy and tears. High School / University Exams: The final battles of public high school exams and national university second-round exams. 【Atmosphere】: Along with the blooming of cherry blossoms, the long battle ends. Busy with moving and uniform fittings.9f:T4f5,■ Choral Competition ◇ Examples of Evaluation Items Pitch (Accuracy of notes) Rhythm Harmony (Balance of voices) Expressiveness (Dynamics, emotion) Vocalization (Volume, resonance) Unity Accompaniment (Stability and expression of the piano) ◇ Roles / Positions Conductor Accompanist Part Leader (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) Executive Committee (Organizer, schedule management) ◇ Event-based Performance of free-choice and set pieces Rehearsal Actual stage performance Result announcement / Awards (Grand Prize, Best Conductor Award, Best Accompanist Award, etc.) ◇ The Best Parts The moment when a disjointed group finally becomes a song Music enthusiasts showing off their skills The issue of boys' motivation Events where the conductor or committee member gets angry or cries Girls saying "Hey, you boys!" 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The sun sets early, and there are times when it is already dim after school.\n\nIn December, the second term closing ceremony is held, and winter break begins. Christmas illuminations and events increase in the city, providing many opportunities to play with friends or go out with a lover or someone of interest. During the New Year holidays, students spend time with family, and some go for the first shrine visit of the year (hatsumode).\n\nIn February, a choral festival is held, and classes decide on songs and practice after the opening ceremony in January. Following Valentine's Day in February and White Day in March, the graduation and completion ceremonies take place, leading into spring break. 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While conflicts sometimes arise within the class regarding practice methods or participation attitudes, many classes unite as the performance approaches.\n\nOn the day, students participate in their uniforms, and each class takes turns performing their chorus on stage. Through judging, top awards are selected for each grade, and individual awards for conductors and accompanists are also established.","sequence":17},{"id":"e55a9dd0-cf55-45ab-9c18-fa9d872b0e11","name":"Romance Events","keywords":["confession","chocolate","present","anniversary","dating"],"content":"At Ryoo Academy, there are no special school rules prohibiting romance, and relationships between students are not uncommon. Confessions take place in various locations, such as classrooms after school, the courtyard, behind the school buildings, the rooftop, or after club activities.\n\nChristmas is a classic time to invite someone of interest on a date or exchange presents. On Valentine's Day, many students give chocolates or sweets to their crushes or partners, not limited to girls giving to boys, and exchanges between friends are also common. These can be either handmade or store-bought. There is a custom of giving return gifts for Valentine's on White Day.\n\nOn birthdays, friends often celebrate and give presents. Couples in a relationship may treat the day they started dating or their birthdays as anniversaries, though there are individual differences in how they celebrate or the importance they place on them.","sequence":18},{"id":"718bccc0-e6e7-46e7-93d3-c0cdace63bb3","name":"Nonomiya Station Area","keywords":["Nonomiya","nearest","station front","meeting up","pickup"],"content":"The area around Nonomiya Station is a peaceful town centered on residential areas. It is crowded with commuters and students in the mornings and evenings, but it is not a major downtown district.\n\nIn front of the station, there are daily-use shops such as convenience stores, drugstores, fast food outlets, family restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, supermarkets, and clinics, as well as affordable eateries for students. The station plaza is often used for meeting up or being picked up during commutes.\n\nThe school route connecting the school and the station is filled with Ryoo students, and it is a daily occurrence to talk briefly in front of the station after school or buy drinks and snacks. For serious entertainment, many students head to Hanagaoka, Horitsubata, or Mizukawa.\n\nThe lines Nonomiya Station belongs to, distance to the school, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":19},{"id":"28d8a7c9-145c-4ba2-b3fe-e0272e6e3bc1","name":"Hanagaoka Station Area","keywords":["Hanagaoka","cafe","shopping","goods","sweets"],"content":"The station area features a well-maintained, bright cityscape with a collection of cafes, bakeries, bookstores, general stores, apparel shops, cosmetic shops, sweets shops, and restaurants.\n\nThere are commercial facilities directly connected to or in front of the station housing multiple stores, making it a staple for casual shopping and detours for Ryoo students. Many Ryoo students visit on foot after school.\n\nIt is used for a wide range of activities, such as having tea after school, looking for presents, checking out new clothes or goods, or having a light meal. While lively, it is not as large-scale a downtown as Mizukawa, and it has a calm atmosphere that is easy for students to visit.\n\nIt is also used for casual dates or meeting up on holidays.\n\nLines Hanagaoka Station belongs to, adjacent stations, distance from school, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":20},{"id":"2da524f1-41f8-43e9-a499-16680fb60c7a","name":"Horitsubata Station Area","keywords":["Horitsubata","shopping street","karaoke","arcade","family restaurant"],"content":"In front of the station, traditional shopping streets and new stores coexist, offering shops that are easy for students to use, such as fast food, family restaurants, ramen shops, set-meal diners, cafes, bakeries, bookstores, drugstores, and 100-yen shops.\n\nThere are also entertainment facilities like karaoke, game centers, photo booths (purikura), and internet cafes, giving it a more eclectic and casual atmosphere for play than Hanagaoka. Many Ryoo students visit after school or on holidays.\n\nThe station area has high foot traffic and remains lively after evening. It serves as one of the daily playgrounds for Ryoo students, where they play after school, eat on the way home from clubs, or meet up.\n\nLines Horitsubata Station belongs to, transfers, station order, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":21},{"id":"772626b7-8e78-498f-aac4-b1821d17087c","name":"Takakura Station Area","keywords":["Takakura","shopping","shopping","daily goods"],"content":"The area in front of Takakura Station has been redeveloped, bringing together commercial facilities directly connected to the station, supermarkets, bookstores, cafes, restaurants, household goods stores, and electronics retailers.\n\nIts scale is not too large, making it easy to finish daily shopping, and a calm residential area with apartments and houses spreads out a short distance from the station. It is crowded with commuters and students in the mornings and evenings.\n\nIt is often used in ways closely tied to daily life, such as shopping or eating before going home after school, meeting up in front of the station, or picking up items for the family. While not a flashy downtown, it has plenty of shop options and is a user-friendly town for Ryoo students.\n\nLines Takakura Station belongs to, transfers, and routes toward Nonomiya follow the transportation settings.","sequence":22},{"id":"c4306df2-9dff-4502-91b4-28736f3fba8f","name":"Wakamiyano Station Area","keywords":["Wakamiyano","stylish","park","walk","relax"],"content":"The station area features a planned and well-maintained cityscape, with cafes, restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, apparel, interior, and lifestyle stores lined up around the commercial facilities directly connected to or in front of the station.\n\nA short walk leads to tree-lined streets, wide parks, green spaces, and promenades with benches, making it less noisy than a downtown district.\n\nIt is easy to spend time calmly—not just for shopping, but for long talks in cafes, walking in the park, or resting on benches—making it suitable for outings with friends or dates.\n\nFrom evening to night, the station front and tree-lined streets are lit up, creating a slightly different atmosphere than during the day. It is known as a sophisticated town that is not as large-scale as Mizukawa nor as eclectic as Horitsubata.\n\nLines Wakamiyano Station belongs to, transfers, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":23},{"id":"32b5292e-a7d7-4bdf-897d-e96b57f40def","name":"Mizukawa Station Area","keywords":["Mizukawa","downtown","movie","shopping","city"],"content":"Mizukawa Station is the largest station in Mizukawa City. The area around the station forms a downtown district with particularly high foot traffic, featuring large commercial facilities, department stores, movie theaters, electronics retailers, fashion buildings, bookstores, restaurant rows, cafes, karaoke, and game centers.\n\nOffice districts, hotels, and restaurant areas also spread out a short distance from the station, making it lively day and night.\n\nWhile a bit far for a casual detour after school, it is popular among Ryoo students as a destination for specific purposes, such as playing all day on holidays, watching movies, doing major shopping, or having meals for birthdays and anniversaries.\n\nWith a vast array of shops and entertainment options, it is also used for meeting up and dates.\n\nLines Mizukawa Station belongs to, station order, transfers, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":24},{"id":"0a267a91-830c-4499-a6c6-e18c75aa681b","name":"Nanashiro","keywords":["Nanashiro","sea","aquarium","leisure","full day"],"content":"Nanashiro is a large city facing the sea on the southeastern side of Mizukawa City. Along the coast, large commercial facilities, aquariums, amusement parks, Ferris wheels, movie theaters, hotels, event facilities, restaurants, and cafes gather, making it a popular outing area visited by many people on holidays.\n\nThe waterfront features well-maintained seaside parks, plazas, and promenades where one can walk while looking at the scenery or enjoy the night view. Since one can spend a whole day combining shopping and dining with the aquarium or leisure facilities, it is a staple destination for outings with friends or dates.\n\nFor Ryoo students, it is a destination more suited for holidays than after school. Seaside events and illuminations are also held depending on the season.\n\nLines used, transfers, and travel routes to Nanashiro follow the transportation settings.","sequence":25},{"id":"d74c5bd4-6607-4299-baa2-439e3987b847","name":"Haramachi","keywords":["Haramachi","thrift","live","subculture","night"],"content":"Haramachi is a somewhat cluttered town where thrift stores and live music venues gather.\n\nAround the station, there are thrift stores, record shops, musical instrument stores, live houses, small movie theaters, independently owned cafes and bars, and ramen shops, attracting many young people and fans of music and fashion.\n\nWhile the main streets have high foot traffic, entering the backstreets reveals narrow alleys and old buildings, creating a unique atmosphere different from Mizukawa or Wakamiyano. People often visit with a specific purpose, such as touring thrift stores for finds, watching live shows, or walking the town while taking photos.\n\nIt is somewhat distant from Ryoo Academy and is better suited for holidays than after school. Since the cluttered atmosphere intensifies at night around the live houses and eateries, it is not very suitable for high schoolers to wander around alone late at night.\n\nLines used, transfers, and travel routes to Haramachi follow the transportation settings.","sequence":26},{"id":"3696f6b0-00f6-4ed5-9d8b-d9094a7539ff","name":"Fukamigafuchi","keywords":["Fukamigafuchi","riverside","quiet","walk","river"],"content":"Fukamigafuchi is a calm town where the river and residential areas are close. In front of the station, there are shops necessary for daily life, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and small eateries, but there are no large commercial facilities or downtown districts.\n\nA short walk from the station leads to riverside promenades, small parks, and long-standing residential areas, where many people can be seen walking or jogging in the evening. It is easy to feel the seasons, such as the cherry blossoms along the river in spring and the coolness of the water in summer.\n\nSome Ryoo students commute from this area, and it is used more as a living sphere than a town to visit for play. It is suitable for quiet moments, such as students living in the area talking away from crowds or walking home along the river.\n\nLines Fukamigafuchi Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":27},{"id":"d8ad9a2e-526d-43c6-888f-03f7d153da58","name":"Enokigaya","keywords":["Enokigaya","residential area","slope","quiet","near home"],"content":"Enokigaya is a town centered on residential areas. Around the station, there are supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, clinics, and independently owned eateries, providing the shops necessary for daily life.\n\nAway from the station, residential areas with many slopes spread out, dotted with houses, low-rise apartments, and small parks. There are no downtown districts or large entertainment facilities, and it is relatively quiet at night. Long-time residents and residents of new housing developments coexist.\n\nIt is one of the commuting areas for Ryoo Academy, and it is not uncommon for students to live here. It is often used as a stage for daily life rather than a playground—visiting a friend's house, talking in a nearby park, or stopping by a supermarket or convenience store on the way home.\n\nLines Enokigaya Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":28},{"id":"8adf8593-dac6-4204-bd73-c44b3b5e61c0","name":"Kakinosawa","keywords":["Kakinosawa","suburb","nature","countryside","relaxed"],"content":"Kakinosawa is a suburban town where residential areas and nature coexist. In front of the station, there are shops necessary for life, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and eateries, but as one moves away from the station, the density of residential areas decreases, and fields, green spaces, and small woods can be seen.\n\nThere are few large commercial or entertainment facilities, and the entire town has a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. There are many detached houses, and homes with gardens or traditional residences still remain.\n\nSome Ryoo students commute from this area. It is used more as a living sphere than a place to go out for play, making it suitable for daily scenes like going to a friend's house, walking in the neighborhood, or moving around by bicycle.\n\nLines Kakinosawa Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and commuting routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":29},{"id":"68810c83-3c7e-499b-829c-3545b7bd39b4","name":"Central Tokyo Area","keywords":["central Tokyo","city","trip","go to town","in Tokyo"],"content":"The central Tokyo area has a higher concentration of commercial and entertainment facilities than Mizukawa City, with a vast array of choices including large department stores, fashion buildings, movie theaters, theaters, live venues, specialty shops, and restaurants.\n\nWhile it is not a daily living sphere for Ryoo students, it is not uncommon for them to head there for holiday shopping, live shows, events, or special dates. It serves as a destination when there is a purpose that cannot be fulfilled within the city or when they want to go somewhere different for fun.\n\nSpecific shop names, facility names, and station names in central Tokyo may be set as fictional as needed.\nHowever, the station order, transfer stations, and connection relationships of existing lines must not be changed, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":30},{"id":"f9f3cec4-c358-4836-bbd0-836c4087b1ef","name":"Public Safety / Night","keywords":["safety","night road","late hour","getting dark","nighttime"],"content":"Mizukawa City and the surrounding cities are generally urban areas where high school students can lead their daily lives, but the atmosphere varies by location and time of day.\n\nResidential areas and station fronts in Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, Takakura, and Wakamiyano are relatively calm even at night, with many commuters and students visible during return hours.\n\nThe downtown area of Mizukawa and Horitsubata have high foot traffic and are bright until late, while backstreets and areas far from the station see a decrease in people. In Haramachi, the areas around live houses and eateries become lively at night, and the cluttered atmosphere intensifies compared to the daytime.\n\nWhen high school students are out late, it is natural for them to be mindful of their return time, taking actions according to the situation, such as seeing a close friend to the station or contacting their family.\n\nLast trains and nighttime transportation methods follow the transportation settings.","sequence":31},{"id":"e02de021-1375-4982-9d1d-5c8080ae4b00","name":"Housing / Living","keywords":["live","home","living alone","apartment","house"],"content":"$68","sequence":32},{"id":"42725d47-7cc1-4299-85d3-a47077be122f","name":"Part-time Jobs","keywords":["part-time job","work","shift","salary","clerk"],"content":"Students at Ryoo Academy are allowed to work part-time as long as it does not interfere with their studies or school life. Whether a student works depends on individual factors such as family policy or balancing it with club activities.\n\nCommon part-time jobs for high schoolers include convenience stores, supermarkets, cafes, fast food, family restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, drugstores, general stores, and movie theaters.\n\nThere are many choices, such as local shops in Nonomiya and Hanagaoka, food and retail in Horitsubata and Takakura, and stores within large commercial facilities in Mizukawa.\n\nStudents may work shifts from after school until evening/night on weekdays, and from daytime on holidays. It is common to adjust shifts according to club activities, regular exams, and school events.\n\nIf a character has an individual part-time job setting, that takes top priority.\nSpecific travel routes to the workplace follow the transportation settings.","sequence":33},{"id":"2db019e1-f9e5-47f3-bcea-e1335b125927","name":"School Area / Routes","keywords":["school route","school gate","going to school","leaving school","going home together"],"content":"The area around Ryoo Academy is a calm environment centered on residential areas, with many Ryoo students coming and going during commute hours.\n\nThe school route leading from the school gate toward the station features convenience stores, beverage vending machines, and small eateries, where students can buy snacks or drinks on the way home.\n\nDaily interactions during commutes are common, such as walking to the station together with friends, stopping to talk along the way, or meeting up at the school gate or on the route.\n\nDetailed shop names and directions on the school route or around the school may be set as fictional according to the scene, provided they do not change existing positional relationships.\n\nDistances from the school to each station, stations used, travel routes, and means of transportation follow the transportation settings.","sequence":34},{"id":"7066b283-a199-4e86-8ace-79d5093ff5a3","name":"Ryoo Academy Uniform","keywords":["uniform","blazer","tie","shirt","cardigan"],"content":"The basic uniform of Ryoo Academy consists of a white dress shirt, a light gray blazer, and a dull rose-colored necktie. There are no conspicuous decorations like school crests or emblems on the blazer or shirt.\n\nThere is a high degree of freedom in how it is worn, and some students do not wear the blazer. Students are permitted to style it their own way, such as pairing it with cardigans, knits, knit vests, or hoodies, rolling up shirt sleeves, or loosening or removing the tie.\n\nEven if the uniform is worn loosely, it is not unusual for a student of Ryoo Academy. Since most characters have individual clothing and styling settings, it is safest to determine from the character image or simply describe it as the uniform.\n\nDescriptions of gakuran or sailor-style uniforms are prohibited.","sequence":35},{"id":"ffe6561c-522b-428f-8267-e07af17585f3","name":"Forest School","keywords":["forest","room","group","river","bug"],"content":"$69","sequence":36}],"isSharingEnabled":false,"createdAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:45.562428Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:45.562579Z","creator":{"id":"2305ba13-b725-407a-a536-09bcef6cdcfe","username":"gunkan-no-hito"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":3,"interactionCountWithRegen":5538},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"1a9c38ce-72e5-4c4d-aa2c-2782b93c0358","title":"Preventing AI Errors","description":"To ensure the story progresses smoothly, maintain character consistency and conversation quality.","items":[{"id":"1effa8d2-12d9-41b4-ad0f-fee97e120c48","name":"Regarding {{user}}","keywords":["{{user}}","name","gender","action","speech"],"content":"Refer to {{user}}'s talk profile. Do not mistake their name or gender. Do not arbitrarily describe their actions or speech.","sequence":0},{"id":"20c1b8d5-f62d-42a0-b509-559dff114b11","name":"Regarding {{char}}","keywords":["{{char}}","settings","tone","personality","name"],"content":"Strictly adhere to {{char}}'s settings. Maintain consistency in tone and personality. Do not mistake their name.","sequence":1},{"id":"1f6a172f-0324-49cd-91d1-da3d31b76be6","name":"Regarding the Narrator","keywords":["self","name","overuse","word count"],"content":"Do not overuse symbols like \"...\", \",\", or \"—\". Do not give the narrator a sense of self. Maintain the names of {{user}}, {{char}}, and the narrator without changing them. For example, ensure descriptions like \"'I love you'—a phrase of only three words...\" match the actual word count.","sequence":2},{"id":"ca874bb2-e2cd-4e08-820d-e48f110c9df4","name":"Prohibition of Repetitive Developments and Dialogue","keywords":["development","dialogue","same","flow","equal"],"content":"Do not repeat the same flow in dialogue and plot developments. Ensure all characters participate in the conversation equally.","sequence":3},{"id":"39c76a4c-da87-41a6-8fef-2fcb5dc6e926","name":"Situational Description","keywords":["description","location","situation"],"content":"Moderately describe the situation and location appropriate to the conversation.","sequence":4},{"id":"aecbbe47-6cb2-4793-8bfb-d1ff10ad6f5b","name":"Maintaining Relationships","keywords":["relationship","maintain","change","balance"],"content":"Maintain the balance of relationships. If a change occurs, follow that change accordingly.","sequence":5},{"id":"2b25fb2a-4832-4f10-a4aa-27ae5af162dd","name":"Regarding NPCs","keywords":["name","gender","age","tone","appearance"],"content":"If an NPC's name, gender, age, or tone is specified, maintain consistency. They should appear in moderation.","sequence":6},{"id":"9b014008-833c-4a61-9dff-9c0a4ce66286","name":"Regarding Multiple Characters","keywords":["settings","tone"],"content":"Do not change the tone of multiple characters. Strictly adhere to the settings of each character.","sequence":7},{"id":"dce318ba-a5f0-42c3-b3c8-285961e5415e","name":"Regarding Second-Person Pronouns","keywords":["he","she","they"],"content":"When using pronouns based on the character's gender, use \"he\" for males, \"she\" for females, and \"they\" for unknown or both genders.","sequence":8},{"id":"357b6f18-df30-4e53-9c43-ae6e16d6e591","name":"Regarding Language","keywords":["foreign language","accurate","garbled text"],"content":"Accurately write foreign languages such as English, Korean, Chinese, etc., in addition to Japanese. Do not allow garbled text. It must never occur.","sequence":9},{"id":"8a5e361d-3881-4838-9015-ec6c952fc3c4","name":"Regarding Dialogue","keywords":["dialogue","amount","long sentence","short sentence","prohibited"],"content":"Keep the amount of dialogue moderate. However, a series of short sentences is prohibited. Use moderately long sentences.","sequence":10},{"id":"b87ccad3-4a24-428c-94f7-6b5c7461ba83","name":"Regarding Symbols","keywords":["output restriction","symbols","prohibited","natural prose","disable"],"content":"Output restrictions: Overuse of decorative symbols, emotional symbols, and consecutive symbols is prohibited. Disable excessive use of \"♡\", \"♪\", \"...\", \",\", etc. Maintain natural prose.","sequence":11},{"id":"36f959d4-0b79-409c-a6d4-1965baccc645","name":"Regarding Text","keywords":["narrator","dialogue","do not cut off"],"content":"Do not let the narrator's text or dialogue cut off. Ensure everything is completed to the end.","sequence":12},{"id":"e5f79e10-e6a4-460a-a76f-ae01d1959152","name":"Overused Words Prohibited","keywords":["unfair","cheating","overuse prohibited"],"content":"Overuse of words like \"unfair\" or \"cheating\" is prohibited.","sequence":13},{"id":"e028ab00-0bdc-45af-bae5-5c8faeb04be4","name":"Non-Interference of Third Parties","keywords":["intercom","third party","speech","disappear","recognition or perception"],"content":"• Disappear the moment an intercom rings.\n• Disappear the moment a third party appears, before they can speak.\n• As this is a law of the world, no one can recognize or perceive this fact.","sequence":14}],"isSharingEnabled":true,"createdAt":"2026-07-28T01:52:26.803499Z","updatedAt":"2026-07-28T01:52:26.803661Z","creator":{"id":"565ecb26-e789-4f0b-9f61-4cc706fb91b2","username":"DreamLove"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":4561,"interactionCountWithRegen":4438563369},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"957ca9f4-b4ff-4438-82ab-82d44a46b47c","title":"Modern Japan Common Sense","description":"⚠️ When imitating this lore, please state so clearly in the introduction column.\nItems prone to malfunction / For school settings","items":[{"id":"5b4a9470-23f7-44d9-9b34-f5ee3859fb29","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Adult","Grown-up","Alcohol","Tobacco","18 years old"],"content":"$6a","sequence":0},{"id":"e9887fd9-6493-401e-9207-ebbb39ce14e8","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Cigarettes","20 years old","Eighteen","Twenty","Minor"],"content":"$6b","sequence":1},{"id":"fff5cd4a-a15f-4c58-9a03-ca3af1288c89","name":"Fiscal/Academic Year","keywords":["April","Fiscal year"],"content":"The fiscal/academic year begins in April (the start of the new term for schools and many corporations).","sequence":2},{"id":"54f5c73a-239b-4332-af8e-6c3638aee855","name":"Lunch","keywords":["School lunch","Noon","Meal","Food","Bento"],"content":"・Elementary and junior high schools are compulsory education, where the school lunch (kyushoku) system is mainstream.\n・High schools and universities utilize lunch boxes (bento), purchasing food at shops, or school cafeterias.","sequence":3},{"id":"9cf5b63a-4d42-4c8a-828e-538715728589","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Term","School","Spring","Summer","Autumn"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":4},{"id":"18c45b9b-da5a-43cd-8933-4755ef4141e6","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Winter","Trimester system","Elementary","Junior high","High school"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":5},{"id":"d4608506-272e-46b5-b180-ceb8770af8a9","name":"University Term","keywords":["University","Term","Semester system","Spring","Autumn"],"content":"■ Regarding University Terms (Semester System)\nAlmost all Japanese universities use a 2-term system.\n・Spring Semester (First Half): April to early August\n・Autumn Semester (Second Half): late September to early February\nCharacterized by very long breaks lasting nearly two months.","sequence":6},{"id":"61622151-02cb-479f-8c14-0b2b732cd637","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Smoking","Alcohol","Marriage","Voting rights","Contract"],"content":"$6c","sequence":7},{"id":"161d0771-9e9a-43fa-b3ef-0a3bab02146e","name":"Spring","keywords":["Event","Spring","March","April","May"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":8},{"id":"f720da88-0821-430a-8350-0d4c77b0fd18","name":"Summer","keywords":["Summer","June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. A rush of people returning to their hometowns occurs.\n・Summer Festivals / Fireworks Displays: A staple of Japanese summer, enjoying stalls and fireworks while wearing yukata.","sequence":9},{"id":"370cc110-fd5e-47ae-b890-6b434fd21fff","name":"Autumn","keywords":["Autumn","September","October","November","Event"],"content":"■ Autumn (September to November)\n■ September\n・Otsukimi (Moon Viewing/Jugoya): Offering dumplings while viewing the moon.\n・Respect for the Aged Day (3rd Monday): A holiday to honor the elderly.\n■ October\n・Sports Day / Athletic Meet: Held at many schools and in local communities.\n・Halloween (31st): In recent years, it has become established as a costume event. There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: Large-scale events held at high schools and universities.","sequence":10},{"id":"08b37f49-5d71-4ce0-b8e0-6f08235efd49","name":"Winter","keywords":["Winter","Event","December","January","February"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":11},{"id":"a7ab74b2-7505-4952-a567-bac02c599e93","name":"Spring for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Spring","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$6d","sequence":12},{"id":"516b8f84-383c-4594-9f3e-d0d7940f2505","name":"Summer for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Summer","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Summer: July to August (The Critical Peak / Challenging Limits)\n\"He who conquers the summer conquers the exams.\" A physically grueling period where the most study time is invested.\n■ July (Summer Intensive Courses Begin)\nCommon to all examinees: Intense study for over 10 hours from morning to night. Going to cram school with two lunch boxes.\n【Atmosphere】: A self-study room where only the sound of cicadas and the air conditioner echo.\n■ August (Breaking Limits)\nCommon to all examinees: Summer camps and special training courses. Being stimulated by the desperate efforts of rivals.\nUniversity Exams: Visiting target schools during Open Campus to bring motivation to a fever pitch.\n【Atmosphere】: A heat close to a trance state, feeling \"there's nothing left to do but do it.\"","sequence":13},{"id":"5c36aff8-e040-4be4-bf8f-aebd788aa3f3","name":"Autumn for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Autumn","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Autumn: September to November (Practical Exercises and Impatience)\nResults from the summer do not appear immediately, making this the period most prone to mental instability.\n■ September (Mock Exam Rush)\nCommon to all examinees: A series of mock exams where results are judged severely.\n【Atmosphere】: Summer fatigue begins to show, and some fall ill due to anxiety.\n■ October (Diving into Past Papers)\nCommon to all examinees: Finally starting to solve past exam papers (Akahon) of target schools.\n【Atmosphere】: Facing the despair of \"not being able to solve them\" and devising strategies to reach the minimum passing score.\n■ November (Season of Recommendations)\nUniversity Exams: Successful candidates begin to emerge from recommendation and comprehensive selection tracks, creating a temperature difference with the general entrance exam group.\n【Atmosphere】: Days grow shorter, and the way home from cram school feels lonely.","sequence":14},{"id":"890aa5b6-9ee9-47cb-afcb-925d0bc902cb","name":"Winter for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Winter","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$6e","sequence":15},{"id":"e4cffb9e-8464-49ef-bd74-da6fb38ab62a","name":"Sports Day","keywords":["Sports Day","Athletic Meet","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Sports Day / Athletic Meet\n◇ Examples of Events\nRelay (Class competition / Selected members)\nGiant Ball Roll\nObstacle Race\nThree-legged Race\nLong Rope Jumping (Competition for number of jumps)\nTug of War\nBall Toss (Tama-ire)\nCavalry Battle (Kiba-sen)\nScavenger Hunt\nObstacle Course\nEye of the Typhoon (Pole spinning)\nPole Toppling (Bo-taoshi)\nClub Activity Relay (Comedy/Gimmick entries)\n■ Events\nOpening Ceremony / Athlete's Oath\nCheering Competition (Dance, chants, costumes)\nTeam Flag / Panel Making\nClosing Ceremony / Awards\n■ The Best Parts\nMoments when the usually quiet person becomes a hero\nThe class unites through competition\nThe hot, earnest youth in the cheering competition\nCheers of \"Go [Name]!\" during the relay\nGirls' hairstyles are cute\nHeadbands (Hachimaki)\nEveryone is fired up\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends","sequence":16},{"id":"d533bb39-8062-4a79-9e99-2ddf5445d904","name":"Culture Festival","keywords":["Culture Festival","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Culture Festivals\n◇ Examples of Attractions\n○ Classroom-based\nHaunted House\nConcept Cafe (Maid, Butler, Japanese style, etc.)\nEscape Room\nFair Stalls (Target practice, Yo-yo fishing)\nPhoto Spot (Specialized for social media)\nCasino\nMini Attractions\n○ Stage-based\nChoral Competition\nBand Performance\nDance Presentation\nPlay (Romance, Comedy, Parody)\nVolunteer Performances (Singing, Stand-up comedy, etc.)\n○ Exhibition-based\nArtworks\nCalligraphy Performance\nResearch Presentations (Science, History)\n◇ Event-based\nMiss/Mr. Contest\nBingo Tournament\nStamp Rally\nStall Rankings\n◇ The Best Parts\nThere are positions where even introverts can shine (Production, Direction)\nStudents from other schools and outsiders visit = a bit of the extraordinary.\nThe preparation period is the most fun (the actual event ends in a flash)\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends through preparation and the event","sequence":17},{"id":"fe2dd0f9-27ab-4364-a810-5b3f7291a20a","name":"Ball Sports Tournament","keywords":["Ball sports tournament","School event"],"content":"■ Ball Sports Tournament\n◇ Examples of Events\nSoccer\nBasketball\nVolleyball\nDodgeball\nTable Tennis\nSoftball\n◇ Event-based\nClass-to-class Tournament\nCheering (Mostly heckling and cheering)\nAwards for MVP, Top Scorer, etc.\n◇ The Best Parts\nThe temperature difference between the serious players and those just having fun\nThe appearance of someone who suddenly becomes a protagonist in soccer or basketball\nBecoming friends with people you don't usually interact with through the team","sequence":18},{"id":"efcafc39-b376-42f5-9b15-4578db460c94","name":"Choral Competition","keywords":["Choral competition","Chorus contest","Culture festival"],"content":"$6f","sequence":19},{"id":"bacb0c5a-96f0-4154-a142-b444b4d54819","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Year","Day","Hour","Minute","Second"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. (366 days in leap years.)\n1 Year = 12 Months.\n1 Month = Approx. 30 Days. (Varies by month.)\n1 Day = 24 Hours.\n1 Hour = 60 Minutes.\n1 Minute = 60 Seconds.","sequence":20},{"id":"90db111f-4a72-4a44-9d4d-31fd0f479a1c","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Month"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. (366 days in leap years.)\n1 Year = 12 Months.\n1 Month = Approx. 30 Days. (Varies by month.)\n1 Day = 24 Hours.\n1 Hour = 60 Minutes.\n1 Minute = 60 Seconds.","sequence":21},{"id":"59a77e0e-40b4-487b-8f57-b5bf2e913b60","name":"Spring","keywords":["March","April","May","Event"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":22},{"id":"d0d04ea5-7e61-42a1-a8ac-3a56461f73e0","name":"Summer","keywords":["June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. A rush of people returning to their hometowns occurs.\n・Summer Festivals / Fireworks Displays: A staple of Japanese summer, enjoying stalls and fireworks while wearing yukata.","sequence":23},{"id":"0524944b-8861-4b37-87c7-980d44f88b41","name":"Autumn","keywords":["September","October","November","Event"],"content":"■ Autumn (September to November)\n■ September\n・Otsukimi (Moon Viewing/Jugoya): Offering dumplings while viewing the moon.\n・Respect for the Aged Day (3rd Monday): A holiday to honor the elderly.\n■ October\n・Sports Day / Athletic Meet: Held at many schools and in local communities.\n・Halloween (31st): In recent years, it has become established as a costume event. There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: High schools and universities hold large-scale events.","sequence":24},{"id":"5092dd38-5373-4374-8c20-b58eb977814c","name":"Winter","keywords":["December","January","February","Event"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":25},{"id":"ace20a66-fc15-45ac-a12c-f42116808358","name":"Uniform","keywords":["Blazer","Uniform"],"content":"Uniform (Adopted by the majority of junior high and high schools)\n■ Blazer\nCurrently the most mainstream style in Japanese schools. Easy to unify designs for both genders.\n◇ Boys\nComposition: Blazer + Slacks + Dress Shirt + Tie\nA formal silhouette with shoulder pads. A \"relaxed look\" can be achieved by loosening the tie slightly or leaving the shirt untucked.\n◇ Girls\nComposition: Blazer + Skirt (or Slacks) + Blouse + Ribbon (or Tie)\nMany designs have a slightly tapered waist. The school's personality is often shown through the shape and size of the ribbon. It is a staple to wear non-specified cardigans or hoodies under the blazer.","sequence":26},{"id":"17897018-aa5d-4acc-9646-4c341c4f1992","name":"Uniform","keywords":["Uniform","Sailor suit","Gakuran","Stand-up collar"],"content":"Uniform (Adopted by the majority of junior high and high schools)\n■ Sailor Suit\nA synonymous icon of girls' uniforms, though schools adopting sailor suits for boys exist rarely.\n◇ Girls\nComposition: Top with a sailor collar + Pleated skirt + Scarf/Ribbon.\nAvailable in front-opening and pullover types. The number and color of lines on the collar are points for identifying the school. The impression changes depending on whether the scarf is tied tightly or left to hang slightly long.\n■ Stand-up Collar / Gakuran\nThe formal name is \"Tsume-eri.\" The traditional uniform style for boys.\nComposition: Stand-up collar jacket + Slacks.\nTraditionally fastened with five buttons in the front, with a white \"collar\" (a plastic plate) inserted at the neck. It is a staple for rebellious characters to leave the top button open or remove the plastic collar to look rough.","sequence":27},{"id":"9c73fcbd-1dfd-4e1c-a42b-64632bdab1ef","name":"","keywords":["Uniform","Jersey","Gym clothes","Sneakers","PE"],"content":"■ Jersey\nStudents change into jerseys for physical education classes.","sequence":28},{"id":"b163df8a-494c-4055-9ea7-53f456e21ebf","name":"Indoor Shoes","keywords":["Indoor shoes","Uwabaki","Gym shoes","On-campus","Gymnasium"],"content":"■ Uwabaki (Indoor Shoes)\nInside elementary, junior high, and high school buildings, students wear indoor shoes.\n■ Gym Shoes\nWhen using the gymnasium in elementary, junior high, and high schools, students wear specialized gym shoes.","sequence":29},{"id":"64b25719-033b-4326-894f-3a5cf0d7faf9","name":"Station Front","keywords":["Station front","Shop","Sweets","Crepe"],"content":"■ List of examples of facilities found in front of stations\nConvenience store\nFast food\nBeef bowl chain\nCafe\nBank / ATM\nDrugstore\nReal estate agent\nMobile phone shop\nBus rotary\nBicycle parking\nPolice box (Koban)\nStation building / Commercial facilities\nRamen shop\nIzakaya chain\nStanding soba shop\nVending machine\nBakery / Cake shop\nKaraoke\nPachinko / Slot parlor\nGame center\nHair salon\nCram school / Prep school\nMysterious fundraising activities, tissue distribution\nDry cleaners\nLottery stand\nDental clinic / Eye clinic\nClock tower (landmark for meeting up)\nSmoking area (area partitioned off)\nObjects / Statues (Symbols like \"Hachiko\")\n■ List of examples of station-front sweets\nPastry shop / Cake shop\nCream puff specialty shop\nDonut specialty shop\nWaffles\nTaiyaki\nImagawa-yaki (Oban-yaki)\nDumplings (Dango)\nDaifuku\nLimited-time event corners\nIce cream\nCrepe shop","sequence":30},{"id":"8ebb5339-e32c-4379-8f76-f81a01567622","name":"Prime Numbers","keywords":["Prime number"],"content":"■ Examples of Prime Numbers\n2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97\nPrime Number: A natural number that can only be divided by 1 and itself.","sequence":31}],"isSharingEnabled":true,"createdAt":"2026-07-29T21:34:30.327036Z","updatedAt":"2026-07-29T21:34:30.327407Z","creator":{"id":"305a551e-6b04-4254-a763-4d06ff6754cb","username":"Lara_Brown"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":110,"interactionCountWithRegen":226960940},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"7d26ab11-510c-40da-8cae-b6e19247f509","title":"Transportation Network","description":"Transportation Lore","items":[{"id":"76e64c7a-03db-4cfd-a35e-affeb3050dc1","name":"Traffic & Route Rules","keywords":["train","station","transfer","route","nearest"],"content":"When traveling by rail, the stations, lines, station order, transfer stations, and nearest stations described in the Transportation Lorebook take absolute priority. Do not arbitrarily add line connections, transfer stations, or through-services that are not listed.\n\nWhen traveling on the same line, do not transfer; only transfer at connecting stations when moving to a different line.\n\nTravel by foot is limited to sections explicitly stated as \"walkable\" or \"X minutes on foot\" in the Transportation Lorebook, or obvious short distances such as around stations or one's home. Do not substitute walking for travel spanning multiple stations or moving to different areas/towns.\n\nWhen heading to distant stations or towns from Ryoo Academy, first walk approximately 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station (the school's nearest station) and use the railway from there.\n\nDo not confuse the school's nearest station with each character's home station.","sequence":0},{"id":"7a6806d5-b568-4b0a-883a-c03dea55452b","name":"School Access","keywords":["Ryoo Academy","Nonomiya","Hanagaoka","commute","walk"],"content":"The nearest station to Ryoo Academy High School is Nonomiya Station on the Ryokuen Line. It is approximately a 12-minute walk from the school to Nonomiya Station, and most students head toward Nonomiya Station when commuting.\n\nHanagaoka Station is also a station on the Ryokuen Line and is about a 20-minute walk from the school. While it is possible to walk directly to the school from there, it is not considered Ryoo Academy's nearest station.\n\nNonomiya Station and Hanagaoka Station are adjacent; it is one stop on the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Hanagaoka with no transfer required.\n\nWhen referring to the \"school's nearest station,\" always use Nonomiya Station and do not change it to Hanagaoka Station or any other station.","sequence":1},{"id":"034b7fec-53fc-4be1-8e93-d58bf3ac68cc","name":"Home Station","keywords":["home","nearest","house","returning home","living"],"content":"The home station set for each character is the \"station nearest to their home,\" not the station nearest to their current location.\n\nIf the current location is Ryoo Academy:\nThe station nearest to the current location = always Nonomiya Station.\nWhen leaving school, first head from Ryoo Academy to Nonomiya Station on foot (approx. 12 mins).\nDo not walk directly to the home station.\n\nCommuting to school:\nHome -> Home Station -> Rail -> Nonomiya Station -> Walk approx. 12 mins -> Ryoo Academy\n\nReturning home:\nRyoo Academy -> Walk approx. 12 mins -> Nonomiya Station -> Rail -> Home Station -> Home\n\nWhen using the phrase \"nearest station\" alone, it refers to the station nearest to the current location at that moment.\nIn scenes at Ryoo Academy, do not call the home station the \"nearest station.\"\n\nThe home station is information used to determine the destination when returning home, not for determining the current location or the station to walk to when starting to leave school.","sequence":2},{"id":"6991f393-6090-4799-86ba-5ca0e8b87b79","name":"Ryokuen Line: Citybound","keywords":["Ryokuen Line","citybound","northbound","Horitsubata","inbound"],"content":"The station order when heading toward the city center on the Ryokuen Line is:\nKakinozawa -> Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Nonomiya:\nNonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Hanagaoka:\nHanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata.\n\nThis entire section is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary. Transfer at Horitsubata only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":3},{"id":"dd188142-35da-48b2-8b40-2b954d43ae88","name":"Ryokuen Line: Outbound","keywords":["Ryokuen Line","outbound","southbound","Hanagaoka","outbound"],"content":"The station order when heading toward the suburbs on the Ryokuen Line is:\nCity Center -> Horitsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa -> Suburbs.\n\nWhen heading toward Nonomiya from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs from Nonomiya:\nNonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa -> Suburbs.\n\nThis entire section is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary. It is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line somewhere in the suburban direction, but the connecting station name is unset.","sequence":4},{"id":"ec59e6c1-4cab-4714-9bf6-9605c0459576","name":"Kawabe Line: Mizukawa","keywords":["Kawabe Line","Mizukawa","Mizukawa","Wakomiyano","east side"],"content":"When heading toward Mizukawa on the Kawabe Line, the order of major stations is:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Takakura:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Wakomiyano:\nWakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nOther stations exist between the major stations. No transfer is necessary for travel within the Kawabe Line. Mizukawa Station is the terminus of the Kawabe Line.","sequence":5},{"id":"a9d50463-0af0-43f7-a567-3d525be643e5","name":"Kawabe Line: West Suburbs","keywords":["Kawabe Line","west side","outbound","Takakura","Horitsubata"],"content":"When heading toward the western suburbs on the Kawabe Line, the order of major stations is:\nMizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura -> Western Suburbs.\n\nWhen heading toward the western suburbs from Mizukawa:\nMizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Wakomiyano:\nWakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Takakura.\n\nOther stations exist between the major stations. No transfer is necessary for travel within the Kawabe Line.","sequence":6},{"id":"629414d4-8c02-4f6e-9cee-f2dc773f097a","name":"Horitsubata Transfer","keywords":["Horitsubata","transfer","Ryokuen Line","Kawabe Line","connection"],"content":"Horitsubata Station is a transfer station between the Ryokuen Line and the Kawabe Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Ryokuen Line to the Kawabe Line, transfer at Horitsubata.\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Ryokuen Line, also transfer at Horitsubata.\n\nOn the Ryokuen Line, the positional relationship is: City Center <- Horitsubata <- Enokigaya <- Fukamigafuchi <- Nonomiya.\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is: Takakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen traveling between Nonomiya and Takakura, transfer exactly once at Horitsubata.\nIf you are just passing through Horitsubata while staying on the same line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":7},{"id":"16d72e07-7f5a-4802-96c2-8ad6fc8fe724","name":"Takakura Transfer","keywords":["Takakura","transfer","Kawabe Line","Saito Main Line","connection"],"content":"Takakura Station is a transfer station between the Kawabe Line and the Saito Main Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Saito Main Line, transfer at Takakura.\nWhen moving from the Saito Main Line to the Kawabe Line, also transfer at Takakura.\n\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is: Western Suburbs <- Takakura <- Horitsubata <- Wakomiyano <- Mizukawa.\nOn the Saito Main Line, heading south from Takakura leads to Haramachi, and heading north leads toward the city center.\n\nWhen heading from Takakura to Nonomiya, take the Kawabe Line to Horitsubata and transfer to the Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata.\nDo not transfer to the Saito Main Line to get from Takakura to Nonomiya.","sequence":8},{"id":"dba731b6-4ae7-4953-8e73-689960d8d48e","name":"Wakomiyano Transfer","keywords":["Wakomiyano","transfer","Kawabe Line","Jokou Line","connection"],"content":"Wakomiyano Station is a transfer station between the Kawabe Line and the Jokou Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Jokou Line, transfer at Wakomiyano.\nWhen moving from the Jokou Line to the Kawabe Line, also transfer at Wakomiyano.\n\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nHeading north from Wakomiyano on the Jokou Line leads to the city center, and heading south leads toward the suburbs and rural areas. It is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line somewhere to the south, but the connecting station name is unset.\n\nIf you are just passing through Wakomiyano while staying on the Kawabe Line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":9},{"id":"a8ec67a3-daba-48b1-be94-5e5ce9ad4feb","name":"Haramachi Transfer","keywords":["Haramachi","transfer","Saito Main Line","Nanashiro Line","connection"],"content":"Haramachi Station is a transfer station between the Saito Main Line and the Nanashiro Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Saito Main Line to the Nanashiro Line, transfer at Haramachi.\nWhen moving from the Nanashiro Line to the Saito Main Line, also transfer at Haramachi.\n\nOn the Saito Main Line, Haramachi is located further south from Takakura.\nHeading north from Haramachi on the Saito Main Line leads toward Takakura, and heading south leads further into the suburbs and rural areas.\n\nThe Nanashiro Line traverses the southern area and is used for traveling to central Nanashiro City and the coastal areas.\n\nIf you are just passing through Haramachi while staying on the Saito Main Line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":10},{"id":"2a506e75-09af-4d8f-b48b-8aa8f9663fd7","name":"Saito Main Line: City","keywords":["Saito Main Line","citybound","northbound","Takakura","Haramachi"],"content":"When heading toward the city center on the Saito Main Line, head north.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nHaramachi -> North -> Takakura -> North -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Haramachi, first head north on the Saito Main Line toward Takakura, then continue on the Saito Main Line further toward the city center.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between Haramachi and Takakura, and north of Takakura. Haramachi and Takakura are not necessarily adjacent stations.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Haramachi to Takakura or the city center using only the Saito Main Line. Transfer at Takakura only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":11},{"id":"cac18eb6-8c00-485d-96f8-c238f97c1587","name":"Saito Main Line: Out","keywords":["Saito Main Line","outbound","southbound","Haramachi","Takakura"],"content":"When heading toward the suburbs or rural areas on the Saito Main Line, head south.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nCity Center -> South -> Takakura -> South -> Haramachi -> Further Suburbs/Rural.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs or rural areas from Takakura, head south on the Saito Main Line toward Haramachi.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between Takakura and Haramachi, and south of Haramachi. Takakura and Haramachi are not necessarily adjacent stations.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Takakura to Haramachi or the suburbs using only the Saito Main Line. Transfer at Haramachi only if moving to the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":12},{"id":"e225bd0f-9517-4fe8-8877-0b13764b325f","name":"Jokou Line: Citybound","keywords":["Jokou Line","citybound","northbound","Wakomiyano","inbound"],"content":"When heading toward the city center on the Jokou Line, head north.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nSuburbs/Rural -> South -> Wakomiyano -> North -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Wakomiyano, continue north on the Jokou Line.\n\nUnset stations may exist north of Wakomiyano. The specific station names and number of stations are not fixed.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Wakomiyano to the city center using only the Jokou Line. Transfer at Wakomiyano only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":13},{"id":"e4b842f2-2545-4749-824e-32ef76753cf2","name":"Jokou Line: Outbound","keywords":["Jokou Line","outbound","southbound","Wakomiyano","outbound"],"content":"When heading toward the suburbs or rural areas on the Jokou Line, head south.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nCity Center -> North -> Wakomiyano -> South -> Suburbs/Rural.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs or rural areas from Wakomiyano, continue south on the Jokou Line.\n\nUnset stations exist south of Wakomiyano, and it is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line along the way. The name of the connecting station with the Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Wakomiyano to the suburbs or rural areas using only the Jokou Line. Transfer at the connecting station only if moving to the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":14},{"id":"666d1834-b5ce-4d2f-a44e-efd1723ba962","name":"Nanashiro Line Connect","keywords":["Nanashiro Line","Nanashiro","Haramachi","coastal","transfer"],"content":"The Nanashiro Line is a line that traverses the area south of Mizukawa City and is used for travel to central Nanashiro City and the coastal areas.\n\nThe Nanashiro Line connects with the Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line respectively.\n\nThe transfer station with the Saito Main Line is Haramachi.\nThe transfer station with the Ryokuen Line is unset.\nThe transfer station with the Jokou Line is also unset.\n\nAt Haramachi, transfers between the Saito Main Line and Nanashiro Line are possible.\n\nWhen moving from the Ryokuen Line or Jokou Line to the Nanashiro Line, transfer at their respective actual connecting stations. Just because the connecting station names are unset, do not arbitrarily make existing stations like Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, or Wakomiyano transfer stations for the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":15},{"id":"2b16780d-b4d8-44dc-b4c0-c62a05734e3d","name":"City Center: General","keywords":["city center","downtown","outing","city","going out"],"content":"The Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line all lead to the city center of the metropolitan area when heading north.\n\nThe city center is home to large department stores, fashion buildings, movie theaters, theaters, live venues, specialty shops, and restaurants. Ryoo students may visit for weekend shopping, events, concerts, or special dates.\n\nSpecific station names, store names, and facility names in the city center may be created as fictional settings as needed. However, do not change the existing station order, transfer stations, or line connections.\n\nThe Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line do not necessarily have mutual through-service or connections in the city center; do not arbitrarily create transfers or through-services that are not described.","sequence":16},{"id":"262cc5af-dcdf-4edc-87b4-6c7e8a18d212","name":"Hanagaoka to Nonomiya","keywords":["Hanagaoka","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Hanagaoka Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHanagaoka\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Nonomiya\n\nNonomiya and Hanagaoka are adjacent stations on the Ryokuen Line, so it is one stop with no transfer required.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nWhile it is possible to walk directly from Hanagaoka to Ryoo Academy in about 20 minutes, when using the railway, follow the order of Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya.","sequence":17},{"id":"6ce823bb-3deb-4555-bac8-0120dd946fd5","name":"Nonomiya to Hanagaoka","keywords":["Nonomiya","Hanagaoka","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Hanagaoka Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n\nNonomiya and Hanagaoka are adjacent stations on the Ryokuen Line, so it is one stop with no transfer required.\n\nWhen heading to Hanagaoka from Ryoo Academy, there are two methods: walking about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and traveling one stop on the Ryokuen Line, or walking directly from the school to Hanagaoka Station in about 20 minutes.\n\nAlthough Hanagaoka is within walking distance, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station.","sequence":18},{"id":"1c8cb9dd-65e3-4536-b6a4-75d3a964723a","name":"Kakinozawa to Nonomiya","keywords":["Kakinozawa","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Kakinozawa Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nKakinozawa\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Kakinozawa to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Hanagaoka along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya.","sequence":19},{"id":"db522ac0-1427-4b3b-b12b-8d3611b3dc48","name":"Nonomiya to Kakinozawa","keywords":["Nonomiya","Kakinozawa","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Kakinozawa Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Kakinozawa\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Kakinozawa, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nDo not transfer at Hanagaoka along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Kakinozawa.\n\nWhen returning home toward Kakinozawa from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) from Nonomiya.","sequence":20},{"id":"2094a05a-c6a0-425f-a87a-d1b42278220f","name":"Fukamigafuchi to Nono","keywords":["Fukamigafuchi","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Fukamigafuchi Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nFukamigafuchi\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Nonomiya\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Fukamigafuchi to Nonomiya; no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not head toward Enokigaya or Horitsubata when going from Fukamigafuchi to Nonomiya. Nonomiya is located on the outbound side from Fukamigafuchi.","sequence":21},{"id":"bf742b21-16e2-4dcf-9191-06500e2a29e0","name":"Nonomiya to Fukami","keywords":["Nonomiya","Fukamigafuchi","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Fukamigafuchi Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Fukamigafuchi; no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen returning home toward Fukamigafuchi from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not head toward Hanagaoka or Kakinozawa when going from Nonomiya to Fukamigafuchi. Fukamigafuchi is located on the citybound side from Nonomiya.","sequence":22},{"id":"58c69255-f568-47b5-99c3-ea42283515ed","name":"Enokigaya to Nonomiya","keywords":["Enokigaya","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Enokigaya Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nEnokigaya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Enokigaya to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya. Do not head toward Horitsubata or the city center when going from Enokigaya to Nonomiya.","sequence":23},{"id":"0e4d12e8-e6e9-4e2d-a391-8228c4cd58cc","name":"Nonomiya to Enokigaya","keywords":["Nonomiya","Enokigaya","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Enokigaya Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Enokigaya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen returning home toward Enokigaya from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Enokigaya. Do not head toward Hanagaoka or Kakinozawa when going from Nonomiya to Enokigaya.","sequence":24},{"id":"ab925642-6c47-4ee4-a400-3b45a34d51c5","name":"Horitsubata to Nono","keywords":["Horitsubata","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Horitsubata Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHoritsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Horitsubata to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Enokigaya or Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Kawabe Line when going from Horitsubata to Nonomiya.","sequence":25},{"id":"49875967-c5d5-48d4-81dc-9d52a7ccbd9b","name":"Nonomiya to Horitsu","keywords":["Nonomiya","Horitsubata","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Horitsubata Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Horitsubata, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen heading toward Horitsubata from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi or Enokigaya along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Horitsubata.","sequence":26},{"id":"32aac9ee-a05b-409d-99fa-21e9de5e1142","name":"Takakura to Nonomiya","keywords":["Takakura","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Takakura Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nTakakura\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Takakura to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Saito Main Line.","sequence":27},{"id":"0fb1c13c-935b-4afa-908e-758f9117cb23","name":"Nonomiya to Takakura","keywords":["Nonomiya","Takakura","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Takakura Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Takakura\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Takakura. Do not go via other transfer stations or lines.","sequence":28},{"id":"4ceba8f6-3f61-40e4-b483-f14e8cf3a014","name":"Wakomiyano to Nono","keywords":["Wakomiyano","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Wakomiyano Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nWakomiyano\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Wakomiyano to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Jokou Line.","sequence":29},{"id":"90cee686-96d6-4c96-be0c-83f35d17faed","name":"Nonomiya to Wakomiya","keywords":["Nonomiya","Wakomiyano","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Wakomiyano Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Wakomiyano from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Wakomiyano. Do not transfer to the Jokou Line to get to Wakomiyano.","sequence":30},{"id":"ad94fd15-ab0b-4aee-bcc6-bb9940b62c5e","name":"Mizukawa to Nonomiya","keywords":["Mizukawa","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Mizukawa Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nMizukawa\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Mizukawa to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer at Wakomiyano; continue on the Kawabe Line to Horitsubata.","sequence":31},{"id":"19ae8416-2df1-48d0-b2c0-a5789ec63c02","name":"Nonomiya to Mizukawa","keywords":["Nonomiya","Mizukawa","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Mizukawa Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n-> Mizukawa\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Mizukawa. Do not transfer at Wakomiyano; continue on the Kawabe Line to the terminus, Mizukawa.","sequence":32},{"id":"35ef1522-adbe-4245-8d3f-810316d7a716","name":"Haramachi to Nonomiya","keywords":["Haramachi","Nonomiya","Takakura","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Haramachi Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHaramachi\n-> Saito Main Line (Citybound)\n-> Takakura\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Takakura\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere are two transfers, at Takakura and Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist on the Saito Main Line between Haramachi and Takakura. Transfer to the Kawabe Line at Takakura and the Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata.","sequence":33},{"id":"35108166-6266-4a93-820d-b9b73f8a8b6f","name":"Nonomiya to Haramachi","keywords":["Nonomiya","Haramachi","Takakura","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Haramachi Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Takakura\n-> Transfer to Saito Main Line at Takakura\n-> Saito Main Line (Outbound)\n-> Haramachi\n\nThere are two transfers, at Horitsubata and Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Haramachi from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nDo not use the Nanashiro Line to get to Haramachi.","sequence":34},{"id":"8d3cfe87-f426-4bb1-8656-452dd9e7556a","name":"Commute & Return","keywords":["commute","after school","returning home","go home together","escort"],"content":"When commuting to and from Ryoo Academy, most students use Nonomiya Station, the school's nearest station. It is a 12-minute walk between the school and Nonomiya Station.\n\nIf a character has a home station setting, that station must be the reference point, and the commute/return route must follow the corresponding individual route and the Transportation Lorebook.\n\nFriends heading in the same direction may walk to the station together or return home together on the train. Even if the directions differ, one might accompany a close friend or someone they have feelings for to the station or transfer station.\n\nDo not change the home station, line used, transfer stations, or travel direction just for the sake of conversational convenience.","sequence":35},{"id":"c218317a-cbc0-40db-bf51-796d686a0c68","name":"Walk, Bike, Bus","keywords":["walk","bicycle","bus","bike rack","on foot"],"content":"Walking and cycling are means of transport reserved for short distances.\n\nThe main sections explicitly stated as walkable are:\n- Ryoo Academy <=> Nonomiya Station: approx. 12 mins\n- Ryoo Academy <=> Hanagaoka Station: approx. 20 mins\netc.\n\nWhen heading to other stations or towns, use the railway if a rail route is set. Do not travel by foot for distances spanning multiple stations, to stations on different lines, or to different areas.\n\nBicycles can be used for short distances such as around the home or between home and the home station, but do not have them travel long distances as a substitute for rail routes.\n\nRoute buses are auxiliary transport. Specific bus routes are unset and should not be used as a shortcut to ignore established rail routes.","sequence":36},{"id":"5b150fdc-4ff5-474d-8fdd-f075473b366e","name":"Taxi, Last Train","keywords":["taxi","last train","late night","rain","pickup"],"content":"Each railway line has a last train, but specific last train times are unset. Do not arbitrarily set times in scenes where it is not necessary.\n\nWhen high school students stay out late, it is natural for them to worry about their return time or the last train. If they can make the last train, they should return home following the normal rail lines and transfer routes.\n\nIn cases of rain, heavy luggage, or late nights, they may use a family pickup or a taxi.\n\nA taxi is an auxiliary means of transport and should not be used as a basis for changing the normal home station, rail lines, or transfer relationships.","sequence":37},{"id":"029593f1-eff3-4888-96ff-846e9ff197e8","name":"Unset Stations","keywords":["unset","station name","connecting station","intermediate station","through-service"],"content":"Stations, connecting stations, and intermediate stations whose specific names are not determined in the transportation settings are treated as unset.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between major stations on the Kawabe Line, or between Takakura and Haramachi on the Saito Main Line, but the order of existing major stations must not be changed.\n\nThe Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line, and the Jokou Line and Nanashiro Line, are connected, but the connecting station names are unset. Do not arbitrarily make existing stations like Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, Kakinozawa, or Wakomiyano transfer stations for the Nanashiro Line without basis.\n\nEven when creating unset station names for a scene, do not add new connections, transfers, or through-services between existing lines.","sequence":38},{"id":"da92086c-eab4-4f45-b0e8-a09b736acd81","name":"Nonomiya to Nanashiro","keywords":["Nonomiya","Nanashiro","Nanashiro Line","sea","outing"],"content":"When heading toward central Nanashiro City or the coastal areas from Nonomiya Station, first use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound).\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Kakinozawa\n-> Further Outbound\n-> Transfer to Nanashiro Line at a connecting station\n-> Central Nanashiro City / Coastal Areas\n\nThe name of the connecting station between the Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nDo not go via Horitsubata, Takakura, Wakomiyano, or Haramachi without basis to get to Nanashiro. From Nonomiya, proceed on the Ryokuen Line in the outbound direction and transfer at the actual Nanashiro Line connecting station.","sequence":39},{"id":"7c6f190e-1d08-4b3f-8ed3-6037cd95c7ce","name":"Nanashiro to Nonomiya","keywords":["Nanashiro","Nonomiya","Nanashiro Line","Ryokuen Line","returning home"],"content":"When heading toward Nonomiya Station from central Nanashiro City or the coastal areas, transfer from the Nanashiro Line to the Ryokuen Line.\n\nCentral Nanashiro City / Coastal Areas\n-> Nanashiro Line\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at a connecting station\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Kakinozawa\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThe name of the connecting station between the Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nDo not go via Haramachi, Takakura, Horitsubata, or Wakomiyano without basis to get from the Nanashiro area to Nonomiya. Transfer from the Nanashiro Line at the actual Ryokuen Line connecting station, then proceed on the Ryokuen Line toward the city center.","sequence":40},{"id":"a12a6eeb-8651-4ad6-8245-e57cee7c99ea","name":"Nonomiya to City","keywords":["Nonomiya","city center","downtown","Ryokuen Line","outing"],"content":"When heading toward the city center from Nonomiya Station, use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) directly.\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Further on Ryokuen Line toward City Center\n\nThere is no need to transfer to the Kawabe Line at Horitsubata to get to the city center from Nonomiya. Since the Ryokuen Line itself continues north toward the city center, stay on the train.\n\nSpecific station names in the city center are unset. They may be created as fictional settings depending on the scene, but do not change the existing station order or transfer relationships.","sequence":41},{"id":"1a8acb2e-556f-426b-9ed8-5695e61cbce4","name":"Ryoo to Nonomiya","keywords":["Ryoo Academy","Nonomiya","after school","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading toward Nonomiya Station from the city center, use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) directly.\n\nCity Center\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is no need to transfer to the Kawabe Line at Horitsubata to get to Nonomiya from the city center. Pass through Horitsubata and continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya.\n\nNo transfer is necessary at Enokigaya or Fukamigafuchi either.\n\nThe specific departure station name in the city center is unset. It may be created as a fictional setting depending on the scene, but do not change the existing station order or transfer relationships.","sequence":42},{"id":"f75601ff-2dcb-4ae7-840f-67298f27d5a1","name":"Ryoo to Nonomiya","keywords":["academy","Nonomiya","after school","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading from Ryoo Academy High School to Nonomiya Station, the school's nearest station, it is approximately a 12-minute walk.\n\nRyoo Academy\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Nonomiya Station\n\nNonomiya Station is the official nearest station to Ryoo Academy, and most students head toward Nonomiya Station when commuting.\n\nThere is no need to take a train to get from the school to the station. 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You must be one of this year's debutantes!\n\n*She opens her fan and looks Guest over.*\n\nSince we are here, I shall teach you how to tell the gentlemen apart!","senderType":"BOT","senderId":"5ed0202d-d0da-4368-b03d-45e324ba1eb1"},{"type":"text","content":"No one asked.\n\nHowever, she was not the sort of modest woman who waited to be asked before acting.","senderType":"BOT","senderId":"_NARRATOR_"},{"type":"text","content":"That one over there is already engaged.\n\n*Her fan points to one man.*\n\nThe one next to him is a spendthrift.\n\n*Next.*\n\nThat one has a terrifying mother.\n\n*Next.*\n\nThat one is just a pretty face.\n\n*A beat.*\n\nAnd the one next to him is also just a pretty face.","senderType":"BOT","senderId":"5ed0202d-d0da-4368-b03d-45e324ba1eb1"},{"type":"text","content":"There are many who are just pretty faces.\nIt seems God spent too much effort on the sculpting.","senderType":"BOT","senderId":"_NARRATOR_"},{"type":"text","content":"That one has debts. The one over there has a mistress. And that one over there is past thirty and says he is 'waiting for his fated love.'","senderType":"BOT","senderId":"5ed0202d-d0da-4368-b03d-45e324ba1eb1"},{"type":"text","content":"Well, let him keep waiting.\n\nVioletta's fan ruthlessly processes the men socially. 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There are short breaks between classes, a lunch break in the middle, and after-school time following the final homeroom. Classes are mainly held in the standard classrooms for each class, but students move to corresponding special classrooms or facilities for science experiments, music, art, home economics, IT, and PE. During breaks, students spend time freely, talking with friends in classrooms or hallways or moving to their next class. During lunch, many students eat lunch boxes in their classrooms, while others use the cafeteria or school store, or move to the courtyard or library. After school, students move on to their respective schedules, such as club activities, committees, student council work, self-study, or going home/detouring with friends. 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Since grades affect promotion and career paths, even students who are usually indifferent to studying may panic during exam periods.","sequence":6},{"id":"351a31bb-2f19-46f4-b658-c90ba28d28e8","name":"Club Activities","keywords":["club","member","practice","tournament","advisor"],"content":"$76","sequence":7},{"id":"b70db146-fbed-401e-89b0-2b6fbce10eee","name":"Committees / Council","keywords":["committee member","student council","duty","on duty","executive committee"],"content":"$77","sequence":8},{"id":"d5f11adf-8810-4273-935c-637fde4b7b27","name":"Spring / April-May","keywords":["spring","new term","new school year","cherry blossoms","Golden Week"],"content":"$78","sequence":9},{"id":"0c6414d1-0793-4722-a740-d5a50dea3f4c","name":"Early Summer / June-July","keywords":["rainy season","rain","hot","Tanabata","summer uniform"],"content":"【Early Summer / June–July】\nThe season transitioning from the rainy season to full-blown summer. In early June, the Ryoo Academy Sports Festival is held, buzzing with excitement over class-based competitions, relays, and cheering. Leading up to the event, practice during PE classes and after school, as well as preparations by the executive committee and each class, increase.\n\nDuring the rainy season, there are many rainy days, and students commuting with umbrellas or taking shelter from the rain at the shoe lockers are a common sight. Outdoor club activities may switch to practicing in the gymnasium or indoors. July brings the Tanabata season, and more students begin wearing summer uniforms. As temperatures rise, students often buy cold drinks or ice cream after school or stop by cool places with friends. Regular exams are held at the end of the term, followed by the closing ceremony and the start of summer vacation.\n\nOnly the 1st-year students have a Forest School trip held in July before the summer break.","sequence":10},{"id":"b7240d95-9ec6-4796-955b-e050ede400ae","name":"Sports Festival","keywords":["sports festival","competition","cheering","relay","cheer squad"],"content":"$79","sequence":11},{"id":"43fb556a-eb09-4db3-baca-b04ef05babd4","name":"Summer Break / July-Aug","keywords":["summer vacation","summer festival","fireworks","pool","during summer break"],"content":"【Summer Break / July–August】\nLong summer vacation begins after the closing ceremony in late July. There are no regular classes, and it is a time for students to spend freely—playing with friends, going on dates, traveling, or visiting hometowns. Many students head to the downtown area of Mizukawa or the seaside of Nanashiro. Classic summer activities and events like swimming, pools, summer festivals, and fireworks displays are staples.\n\nStudents in clubs may still commute to school for practice, with schedules varying by club, including tournaments, practice matches, campus practice, and training camps. Summer intensive courses are also offered for those who wish to attend, and students sometimes meet friends before or after these courses.\n\nThere is no obligation to wear uniforms during summer break; students commute or go out in club-designated attire. Homework and assignments are also given, and toward the end of the break, some students start working on them or gather with friends to do homework together.","sequence":12},{"id":"c380b9d8-dfb0-4e16-954a-5307a73a254a","name":"Autumn / Sept-Nov","keywords":["autumn","second term","cool","autumn leaves","getting cold"],"content":"$7a","sequence":13},{"id":"0a0ee76f-c561-49f7-a73a-7f8574cac77d","name":"Culture Festival","keywords":["culture festival","program","food stall","post-festival party","festival prep"],"content":"$7b","sequence":14},{"id":"4186a085-0902-47ae-a0db-29f38c24f492","name":"School Trip","keywords":["school trip","group activity","free time","room assignment","roll call"],"content":"$7c","sequence":15},{"id":"8d51c83e-9710-48ca-94e3-de9e1d715bf3","name":"Winter / Dec-March","keywords":["winter","cold","Christmas","New Year","Valentine's"],"content":"【Winter / December–March】\nThe season when it gets seriously cold, and more students commute wearing winter gear like coats, mufflers, and gloves. The sun sets early, and there are times when it is already dim after school.\n\nIn December, the second term closing ceremony is held, and winter break begins. Christmas illuminations and events increase in the city, providing many opportunities to play with friends or go out with a lover or someone of interest. During the New Year holidays, students spend time with family, and some go for the first shrine visit of the year (hatsumode).\n\nIn February, a choral festival is held, and classes decide on songs and practice after the opening ceremony in January. Following Valentine's Day in February and White Day in March, the graduation and completion ceremonies take place, leading into spring break. At the graduation ceremony, current students see off the graduates, serving as a place for farewells between club seniors, juniors, and close friends.","sequence":16},{"id":"18857c4c-4f08-4578-acbc-3da0bb1c3211","name":"Choral Festival","keywords":["choral festival","chorus","required song","chosen song","accompaniment"],"content":"The Ryoo Academy Choral Festival is a school-wide event held in winter. It is conducted in the grand auditorium as a class competition within each grade. Each class decides on a song in advance and selects a conductor and accompanist from among the students.\n\nFor several weeks before the event, classes practice not only during music lessons but also in the mornings, during lunch breaks, and after school. In addition to classrooms, the music room, grand auditorium, and empty classrooms are assigned as practice spaces, and students may practice split into parts. While conflicts sometimes arise within the class regarding practice methods or participation attitudes, many classes unite as the performance approaches.\n\nOn the day, students participate in their uniforms, and each class takes turns performing their chorus on stage. Through judging, top awards are selected for each grade, and individual awards for conductors and accompanists are also established.","sequence":17},{"id":"e55a9dd0-cf55-45ab-9c18-fa9d872b0e11","name":"Romance Events","keywords":["confession","chocolate","present","anniversary","dating"],"content":"At Ryoo Academy, there are no special school rules prohibiting romance, and relationships between students are not uncommon. Confessions take place in various locations, such as classrooms after school, the courtyard, behind the school buildings, the rooftop, or after club activities.\n\nChristmas is a classic time to invite someone of interest on a date or exchange presents. On Valentine's Day, many students give chocolates or sweets to their crushes or partners, not limited to girls giving to boys, and exchanges between friends are also common. These can be either handmade or store-bought. There is a custom of giving return gifts for Valentine's on White Day.\n\nOn birthdays, friends often celebrate and give presents. Couples in a relationship may treat the day they started dating or their birthdays as anniversaries, though there are individual differences in how they celebrate or the importance they place on them.","sequence":18},{"id":"718bccc0-e6e7-46e7-93d3-c0cdace63bb3","name":"Nonomiya Station Area","keywords":["Nonomiya","nearest","station front","meeting up","pickup"],"content":"The area around Nonomiya Station is a peaceful town centered on residential areas. It is crowded with commuters and students in the mornings and evenings, but it is not a major downtown district.\n\nIn front of the station, there are daily-use shops such as convenience stores, drugstores, fast food outlets, family restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, supermarkets, and clinics, as well as affordable eateries for students. The station plaza is often used for meeting up or being picked up during commutes.\n\nThe school route connecting the school and the station is filled with Ryoo students, and it is a daily occurrence to talk briefly in front of the station after school or buy drinks and snacks. For serious entertainment, many students head to Hanagaoka, Horitsubata, or Mizukawa.\n\nThe lines Nonomiya Station belongs to, distance to the school, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":19},{"id":"28d8a7c9-145c-4ba2-b3fe-e0272e6e3bc1","name":"Hanagaoka Station Area","keywords":["Hanagaoka","cafe","shopping","goods","sweets"],"content":"The station area features a well-maintained, bright cityscape with a collection of cafes, bakeries, bookstores, general stores, apparel shops, cosmetic shops, sweets shops, and restaurants.\n\nThere are commercial facilities directly connected to or in front of the station housing multiple stores, making it a staple for casual shopping and detours for Ryoo students. Many Ryoo students visit on foot after school.\n\nIt is used for a wide range of activities, such as having tea after school, looking for presents, checking out new clothes or goods, or having a light meal. While lively, it is not as large-scale a downtown as Mizukawa, and it has a calm atmosphere that is easy for students to visit.\n\nIt is also used for casual dates or meeting up on holidays.\n\nLines Hanagaoka Station belongs to, adjacent stations, distance from school, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":20},{"id":"2da524f1-41f8-43e9-a499-16680fb60c7a","name":"Horitsubata Station Area","keywords":["Horitsubata","shopping street","karaoke","arcade","family restaurant"],"content":"In front of the station, traditional shopping streets and new stores coexist, offering shops that are easy for students to use, such as fast food, family restaurants, ramen shops, set-meal diners, cafes, bakeries, bookstores, drugstores, and 100-yen shops.\n\nThere are also entertainment facilities like karaoke, game centers, photo booths (purikura), and internet cafes, giving it a more eclectic and casual atmosphere for play than Hanagaoka. Many Ryoo students visit after school or on holidays.\n\nThe station area has high foot traffic and remains lively after evening. It serves as one of the daily playgrounds for Ryoo students, where they play after school, eat on the way home from clubs, or meet up.\n\nLines Horitsubata Station belongs to, transfers, station order, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":21},{"id":"772626b7-8e78-498f-aac4-b1821d17087c","name":"Takakura Station Area","keywords":["Takakura","shopping","shopping","daily goods"],"content":"The area in front of Takakura Station has been redeveloped, bringing together commercial facilities directly connected to the station, supermarkets, bookstores, cafes, restaurants, household goods stores, and electronics retailers.\n\nIts scale is not too large, making it easy to finish daily shopping, and a calm residential area with apartments and houses spreads out a short distance from the station. It is crowded with commuters and students in the mornings and evenings.\n\nIt is often used in ways closely tied to daily life, such as shopping or eating before going home after school, meeting up in front of the station, or picking up items for the family. While not a flashy downtown, it has plenty of shop options and is a user-friendly town for Ryoo students.\n\nLines Takakura Station belongs to, transfers, and routes toward Nonomiya follow the transportation settings.","sequence":22},{"id":"c4306df2-9dff-4502-91b4-28736f3fba8f","name":"Wakamiyano Station Area","keywords":["Wakamiyano","stylish","park","walk","relax"],"content":"The station area features a planned and well-maintained cityscape, with cafes, restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, apparel, interior, and lifestyle stores lined up around the commercial facilities directly connected to or in front of the station.\n\nA short walk leads to tree-lined streets, wide parks, green spaces, and promenades with benches, making it less noisy than a downtown district.\n\nIt is easy to spend time calmly—not just for shopping, but for long talks in cafes, walking in the park, or resting on benches—making it suitable for outings with friends or dates.\n\nFrom evening to night, the station front and tree-lined streets are lit up, creating a slightly different atmosphere than during the day. It is known as a sophisticated town that is not as large-scale as Mizukawa nor as eclectic as Horitsubata.\n\nLines Wakamiyano Station belongs to, transfers, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":23},{"id":"32b5292e-a7d7-4bdf-897d-e96b57f40def","name":"Mizukawa Station Area","keywords":["Mizukawa","downtown","movie","shopping","city"],"content":"Mizukawa Station is the largest station in Mizukawa City. The area around the station forms a downtown district with particularly high foot traffic, featuring large commercial facilities, department stores, movie theaters, electronics retailers, fashion buildings, bookstores, restaurant rows, cafes, karaoke, and game centers.\n\nOffice districts, hotels, and restaurant areas also spread out a short distance from the station, making it lively day and night.\n\nWhile a bit far for a casual detour after school, it is popular among Ryoo students as a destination for specific purposes, such as playing all day on holidays, watching movies, doing major shopping, or having meals for birthdays and anniversaries.\n\nWith a vast array of shops and entertainment options, it is also used for meeting up and dates.\n\nLines Mizukawa Station belongs to, station order, transfers, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":24},{"id":"0a267a91-830c-4499-a6c6-e18c75aa681b","name":"Nanashiro","keywords":["Nanashiro","sea","aquarium","leisure","full day"],"content":"Nanashiro is a large city facing the sea on the southeastern side of Mizukawa City. Along the coast, large commercial facilities, aquariums, amusement parks, Ferris wheels, movie theaters, hotels, event facilities, restaurants, and cafes gather, making it a popular outing area visited by many people on holidays.\n\nThe waterfront features well-maintained seaside parks, plazas, and promenades where one can walk while looking at the scenery or enjoy the night view. Since one can spend a whole day combining shopping and dining with the aquarium or leisure facilities, it is a staple destination for outings with friends or dates.\n\nFor Ryoo students, it is a destination more suited for holidays than after school. Seaside events and illuminations are also held depending on the season.\n\nLines used, transfers, and travel routes to Nanashiro follow the transportation settings.","sequence":25},{"id":"d74c5bd4-6607-4299-baa2-439e3987b847","name":"Haramachi","keywords":["Haramachi","thrift","live","subculture","night"],"content":"Haramachi is a somewhat cluttered town where thrift stores and live music venues gather.\n\nAround the station, there are thrift stores, record shops, musical instrument stores, live houses, small movie theaters, independently owned cafes and bars, and ramen shops, attracting many young people and fans of music and fashion.\n\nWhile the main streets have high foot traffic, entering the backstreets reveals narrow alleys and old buildings, creating a unique atmosphere different from Mizukawa or Wakamiyano. People often visit with a specific purpose, such as touring thrift stores for finds, watching live shows, or walking the town while taking photos.\n\nIt is somewhat distant from Ryoo Academy and is better suited for holidays than after school. Since the cluttered atmosphere intensifies at night around the live houses and eateries, it is not very suitable for high schoolers to wander around alone late at night.\n\nLines used, transfers, and travel routes to Haramachi follow the transportation settings.","sequence":26},{"id":"3696f6b0-00f6-4ed5-9d8b-d9094a7539ff","name":"Fukamigafuchi","keywords":["Fukamigafuchi","riverside","quiet","walk","river"],"content":"Fukamigafuchi is a calm town where the river and residential areas are close. In front of the station, there are shops necessary for daily life, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and small eateries, but there are no large commercial facilities or downtown districts.\n\nA short walk from the station leads to riverside promenades, small parks, and long-standing residential areas, where many people can be seen walking or jogging in the evening. It is easy to feel the seasons, such as the cherry blossoms along the river in spring and the coolness of the water in summer.\n\nSome Ryoo students commute from this area, and it is used more as a living sphere than a town to visit for play. It is suitable for quiet moments, such as students living in the area talking away from crowds or walking home along the river.\n\nLines Fukamigafuchi Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":27},{"id":"d8ad9a2e-526d-43c6-888f-03f7d153da58","name":"Enokigaya","keywords":["Enokigaya","residential area","slope","quiet","near home"],"content":"Enokigaya is a town centered on residential areas. Around the station, there are supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, clinics, and independently owned eateries, providing the shops necessary for daily life.\n\nAway from the station, residential areas with many slopes spread out, dotted with houses, low-rise apartments, and small parks. There are no downtown districts or large entertainment facilities, and it is relatively quiet at night. Long-time residents and residents of new housing developments coexist.\n\nIt is one of the commuting areas for Ryoo Academy, and it is not uncommon for students to live here. It is often used as a stage for daily life rather than a playground—visiting a friend's house, talking in a nearby park, or stopping by a supermarket or convenience store on the way home.\n\nLines Enokigaya Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":28},{"id":"8adf8593-dac6-4204-bd73-c44b3b5e61c0","name":"Kakinosawa","keywords":["Kakinosawa","suburb","nature","countryside","relaxed"],"content":"Kakinosawa is a suburban town where residential areas and nature coexist. In front of the station, there are shops necessary for life, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and eateries, but as one moves away from the station, the density of residential areas decreases, and fields, green spaces, and small woods can be seen.\n\nThere are few large commercial or entertainment facilities, and the entire town has a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. There are many detached houses, and homes with gardens or traditional residences still remain.\n\nSome Ryoo students commute from this area. It is used more as a living sphere than a place to go out for play, making it suitable for daily scenes like going to a friend's house, walking in the neighborhood, or moving around by bicycle.\n\nLines Kakinosawa Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and commuting routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":29},{"id":"68810c83-3c7e-499b-829c-3545b7bd39b4","name":"Central Tokyo Area","keywords":["central Tokyo","city","trip","go to town","in Tokyo"],"content":"The central Tokyo area has a higher concentration of commercial and entertainment facilities than Mizukawa City, with a vast array of choices including large department stores, fashion buildings, movie theaters, theaters, live venues, specialty shops, and restaurants.\n\nWhile it is not a daily living sphere for Ryoo students, it is not uncommon for them to head there for holiday shopping, live shows, events, or special dates. It serves as a destination when there is a purpose that cannot be fulfilled within the city or when they want to go somewhere different for fun.\n\nSpecific shop names, facility names, and station names in central Tokyo may be set as fictional as needed.\nHowever, the station order, transfer stations, and connection relationships of existing lines must not be changed, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":30},{"id":"f9f3cec4-c358-4836-bbd0-836c4087b1ef","name":"Public Safety / Night","keywords":["safety","night road","late hour","getting dark","nighttime"],"content":"Mizukawa City and the surrounding cities are generally urban areas where high school students can lead their daily lives, but the atmosphere varies by location and time of day.\n\nResidential areas and station fronts in Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, Takakura, and Wakamiyano are relatively calm even at night, with many commuters and students visible during return hours.\n\nThe downtown area of Mizukawa and Horitsubata have high foot traffic and are bright until late, while backstreets and areas far from the station see a decrease in people. In Haramachi, the areas around live houses and eateries become lively at night, and the cluttered atmosphere intensifies compared to the daytime.\n\nWhen high school students are out late, it is natural for them to be mindful of their return time, taking actions according to the situation, such as seeing a close friend to the station or contacting their family.\n\nLast trains and nighttime transportation methods follow the transportation settings.","sequence":31},{"id":"e02de021-1375-4982-9d1d-5c8080ae4b00","name":"Housing / Living","keywords":["live","home","living alone","apartment","house"],"content":"$7d","sequence":32},{"id":"42725d47-7cc1-4299-85d3-a47077be122f","name":"Part-time Jobs","keywords":["part-time job","work","shift","salary","clerk"],"content":"Students at Ryoo Academy are allowed to work part-time as long as it does not interfere with their studies or school life. Whether a student works depends on individual factors such as family policy or balancing it with club activities.\n\nCommon part-time jobs for high schoolers include convenience stores, supermarkets, cafes, fast food, family restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, drugstores, general stores, and movie theaters.\n\nThere are many choices, such as local shops in Nonomiya and Hanagaoka, food and retail in Horitsubata and Takakura, and stores within large commercial facilities in Mizukawa.\n\nStudents may work shifts from after school until evening/night on weekdays, and from daytime on holidays. It is common to adjust shifts according to club activities, regular exams, and school events.\n\nIf a character has an individual part-time job setting, that takes top priority.\nSpecific travel routes to the workplace follow the transportation settings.","sequence":33},{"id":"2db019e1-f9e5-47f3-bcea-e1335b125927","name":"School Area / Routes","keywords":["school route","school gate","going to school","leaving school","going home together"],"content":"The area around Ryoo Academy is a calm environment centered on residential areas, with many Ryoo students coming and going during commute hours.\n\nThe school route leading from the school gate toward the station features convenience stores, beverage vending machines, and small eateries, where students can buy snacks or drinks on the way home.\n\nDaily interactions during commutes are common, such as walking to the station together with friends, stopping to talk along the way, or meeting up at the school gate or on the route.\n\nDetailed shop names and directions on the school route or around the school may be set as fictional according to the scene, provided they do not change existing positional relationships.\n\nDistances from the school to each station, stations used, travel routes, and means of transportation follow the transportation settings.","sequence":34},{"id":"7066b283-a199-4e86-8ace-79d5093ff5a3","name":"Ryoo Academy Uniform","keywords":["uniform","blazer","tie","shirt","cardigan"],"content":"The basic uniform of Ryoo Academy consists of a white dress shirt, a light gray blazer, and a dull rose-colored necktie. There are no conspicuous decorations like school crests or emblems on the blazer or shirt.\n\nThere is a high degree of freedom in how it is worn, and some students do not wear the blazer. Students are permitted to style it their own way, such as pairing it with cardigans, knits, knit vests, or hoodies, rolling up shirt sleeves, or loosening or removing the tie.\n\nEven if the uniform is worn loosely, it is not unusual for a student of Ryoo Academy. Since most characters have individual clothing and styling settings, it is safest to determine from the character image or simply describe it as the uniform.\n\nDescriptions of gakuran or sailor-style uniforms are prohibited.","sequence":35},{"id":"ffe6561c-522b-428f-8267-e07af17585f3","name":"Forest School","keywords":["forest","room","group","river","bug"],"content":"$7e","sequence":36}],"isSharingEnabled":false,"createdAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:45.562428Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:45.562579Z","creator":{"id":"2305ba13-b725-407a-a536-09bcef6cdcfe","username":"gunkan-no-hito"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":3,"interactionCountWithRegen":5538},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"cfbdc39b-1734-4c22-a7fd-184a91d274d0","title":"RP Narrative Control","description":"Narrator and character narrative control common to all RP.","items":[{"id":"cc2a59ca-1a50-4f80-9b7b-b12d7a27d5c2","name":"Narrative & Progression Rules","keywords":["。","！","？","…"],"content":"$7f","sequence":0},{"id":"651ff143-dc47-4d34-9e06-9c5343fe92a2","name":"Misogyny Narrative Rules","keywords":["。","！","？","…"],"content":"Applies only to {{char}} with the \"Misogyny\" setting.\nMisogyny is not indiscriminate hostility or aggression toward women, but is based on each character's specific reasons for aversion.\n\nFor women who do not display specific behaviors directly triggering those reasons, the default response should be indifference, caution, bewilderment, or maintaining distance.\n\nDo not assume they are \"flattering,\" \"calculating,\" or \"having ulterior motives\" without evidence.\n\nAggressive remarks, strong rejection, or malicious interpretations should only occur if an event actually happens that corresponds to the character's specific reason for aversion.\n\nIt is not necessary to reject or attack every single time just to demonstrate misogyny.","sequence":1}],"isSharingEnabled":true,"createdAt":"2026-09-22T13:08:21.961245Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-22T13:08:21.961389Z","creator":{"id":"2305ba13-b725-407a-a536-09bcef6cdcfe","username":"gunkan-no-hito"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":0,"interactionCountWithRegen":6972},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"7d26ab11-510c-40da-8cae-b6e19247f509","title":"Transportation Network","description":"Transportation Lore","items":[{"id":"76e64c7a-03db-4cfd-a35e-affeb3050dc1","name":"Traffic & Route Rules","keywords":["train","station","transfer","route","nearest"],"content":"When traveling by rail, the stations, lines, station order, transfer stations, and nearest stations described in the Transportation Lorebook take absolute priority. Do not arbitrarily add line connections, transfer stations, or through-services that are not listed.\n\nWhen traveling on the same line, do not transfer; only transfer at connecting stations when moving to a different line.\n\nTravel by foot is limited to sections explicitly stated as \"walkable\" or \"X minutes on foot\" in the Transportation Lorebook, or obvious short distances such as around stations or one's home. Do not substitute walking for travel spanning multiple stations or moving to different areas/towns.\n\nWhen heading to distant stations or towns from Ryoo Academy, first walk approximately 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station (the school's nearest station) and use the railway from there.\n\nDo not confuse the school's nearest station with each character's home station.","sequence":0},{"id":"7a6806d5-b568-4b0a-883a-c03dea55452b","name":"School Access","keywords":["Ryoo Academy","Nonomiya","Hanagaoka","commute","walk"],"content":"The nearest station to Ryoo Academy High School is Nonomiya Station on the Ryokuen Line. It is approximately a 12-minute walk from the school to Nonomiya Station, and most students head toward Nonomiya Station when commuting.\n\nHanagaoka Station is also a station on the Ryokuen Line and is about a 20-minute walk from the school. While it is possible to walk directly to the school from there, it is not considered Ryoo Academy's nearest station.\n\nNonomiya Station and Hanagaoka Station are adjacent; it is one stop on the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Hanagaoka with no transfer required.\n\nWhen referring to the \"school's nearest station,\" always use Nonomiya Station and do not change it to Hanagaoka Station or any other station.","sequence":1},{"id":"034b7fec-53fc-4be1-8e93-d58bf3ac68cc","name":"Home Station","keywords":["home","nearest","house","returning home","living"],"content":"The home station set for each character is the \"station nearest to their home,\" not the station nearest to their current location.\n\nIf the current location is Ryoo Academy:\nThe station nearest to the current location = always Nonomiya Station.\nWhen leaving school, first head from Ryoo Academy to Nonomiya Station on foot (approx. 12 mins).\nDo not walk directly to the home station.\n\nCommuting to school:\nHome -> Home Station -> Rail -> Nonomiya Station -> Walk approx. 12 mins -> Ryoo Academy\n\nReturning home:\nRyoo Academy -> Walk approx. 12 mins -> Nonomiya Station -> Rail -> Home Station -> Home\n\nWhen using the phrase \"nearest station\" alone, it refers to the station nearest to the current location at that moment.\nIn scenes at Ryoo Academy, do not call the home station the \"nearest station.\"\n\nThe home station is information used to determine the destination when returning home, not for determining the current location or the station to walk to when starting to leave school.","sequence":2},{"id":"6991f393-6090-4799-86ba-5ca0e8b87b79","name":"Ryokuen Line: Citybound","keywords":["Ryokuen Line","citybound","northbound","Horitsubata","inbound"],"content":"The station order when heading toward the city center on the Ryokuen Line is:\nKakinozawa -> Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Nonomiya:\nNonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Hanagaoka:\nHanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata.\n\nThis entire section is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary. Transfer at Horitsubata only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":3},{"id":"dd188142-35da-48b2-8b40-2b954d43ae88","name":"Ryokuen Line: Outbound","keywords":["Ryokuen Line","outbound","southbound","Hanagaoka","outbound"],"content":"The station order when heading toward the suburbs on the Ryokuen Line is:\nCity Center -> Horitsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa -> Suburbs.\n\nWhen heading toward Nonomiya from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs from Nonomiya:\nNonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa -> Suburbs.\n\nThis entire section is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary. It is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line somewhere in the suburban direction, but the connecting station name is unset.","sequence":4},{"id":"ec59e6c1-4cab-4714-9bf6-9605c0459576","name":"Kawabe Line: Mizukawa","keywords":["Kawabe Line","Mizukawa","Mizukawa","Wakomiyano","east side"],"content":"When heading toward Mizukawa on the Kawabe Line, the order of major stations is:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Takakura:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Wakomiyano:\nWakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nOther stations exist between the major stations. No transfer is necessary for travel within the Kawabe Line. Mizukawa Station is the terminus of the Kawabe Line.","sequence":5},{"id":"a9d50463-0af0-43f7-a567-3d525be643e5","name":"Kawabe Line: West Suburbs","keywords":["Kawabe Line","west side","outbound","Takakura","Horitsubata"],"content":"When heading toward the western suburbs on the Kawabe Line, the order of major stations is:\nMizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura -> Western Suburbs.\n\nWhen heading toward the western suburbs from Mizukawa:\nMizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Wakomiyano:\nWakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Takakura.\n\nOther stations exist between the major stations. No transfer is necessary for travel within the Kawabe Line.","sequence":6},{"id":"629414d4-8c02-4f6e-9cee-f2dc773f097a","name":"Horitsubata Transfer","keywords":["Horitsubata","transfer","Ryokuen Line","Kawabe Line","connection"],"content":"Horitsubata Station is a transfer station between the Ryokuen Line and the Kawabe Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Ryokuen Line to the Kawabe Line, transfer at Horitsubata.\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Ryokuen Line, also transfer at Horitsubata.\n\nOn the Ryokuen Line, the positional relationship is: City Center <- Horitsubata <- Enokigaya <- Fukamigafuchi <- Nonomiya.\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is: Takakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen traveling between Nonomiya and Takakura, transfer exactly once at Horitsubata.\nIf you are just passing through Horitsubata while staying on the same line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":7},{"id":"16d72e07-7f5a-4802-96c2-8ad6fc8fe724","name":"Takakura Transfer","keywords":["Takakura","transfer","Kawabe Line","Saito Main Line","connection"],"content":"Takakura Station is a transfer station between the Kawabe Line and the Saito Main Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Saito Main Line, transfer at Takakura.\nWhen moving from the Saito Main Line to the Kawabe Line, also transfer at Takakura.\n\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is: Western Suburbs <- Takakura <- Horitsubata <- Wakomiyano <- Mizukawa.\nOn the Saito Main Line, heading south from Takakura leads to Haramachi, and heading north leads toward the city center.\n\nWhen heading from Takakura to Nonomiya, take the Kawabe Line to Horitsubata and transfer to the Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata.\nDo not transfer to the Saito Main Line to get from Takakura to Nonomiya.","sequence":8},{"id":"dba731b6-4ae7-4953-8e73-689960d8d48e","name":"Wakomiyano Transfer","keywords":["Wakomiyano","transfer","Kawabe Line","Jokou Line","connection"],"content":"Wakomiyano Station is a transfer station between the Kawabe Line and the Jokou Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Jokou Line, transfer at Wakomiyano.\nWhen moving from the Jokou Line to the Kawabe Line, also transfer at Wakomiyano.\n\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nHeading north from Wakomiyano on the Jokou Line leads to the city center, and heading south leads toward the suburbs and rural areas. It is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line somewhere to the south, but the connecting station name is unset.\n\nIf you are just passing through Wakomiyano while staying on the Kawabe Line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":9},{"id":"a8ec67a3-daba-48b1-be94-5e5ce9ad4feb","name":"Haramachi Transfer","keywords":["Haramachi","transfer","Saito Main Line","Nanashiro Line","connection"],"content":"Haramachi Station is a transfer station between the Saito Main Line and the Nanashiro Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Saito Main Line to the Nanashiro Line, transfer at Haramachi.\nWhen moving from the Nanashiro Line to the Saito Main Line, also transfer at Haramachi.\n\nOn the Saito Main Line, Haramachi is located further south from Takakura.\nHeading north from Haramachi on the Saito Main Line leads toward Takakura, and heading south leads further into the suburbs and rural areas.\n\nThe Nanashiro Line traverses the southern area and is used for traveling to central Nanashiro City and the coastal areas.\n\nIf you are just passing through Haramachi while staying on the Saito Main Line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":10},{"id":"2a506e75-09af-4d8f-b48b-8aa8f9663fd7","name":"Saito Main Line: City","keywords":["Saito Main Line","citybound","northbound","Takakura","Haramachi"],"content":"When heading toward the city center on the Saito Main Line, head north.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nHaramachi -> North -> Takakura -> North -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Haramachi, first head north on the Saito Main Line toward Takakura, then continue on the Saito Main Line further toward the city center.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between Haramachi and Takakura, and north of Takakura. Haramachi and Takakura are not necessarily adjacent stations.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Haramachi to Takakura or the city center using only the Saito Main Line. Transfer at Takakura only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":11},{"id":"cac18eb6-8c00-485d-96f8-c238f97c1587","name":"Saito Main Line: Out","keywords":["Saito Main Line","outbound","southbound","Haramachi","Takakura"],"content":"When heading toward the suburbs or rural areas on the Saito Main Line, head south.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nCity Center -> South -> Takakura -> South -> Haramachi -> Further Suburbs/Rural.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs or rural areas from Takakura, head south on the Saito Main Line toward Haramachi.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between Takakura and Haramachi, and south of Haramachi. Takakura and Haramachi are not necessarily adjacent stations.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Takakura to Haramachi or the suburbs using only the Saito Main Line. Transfer at Haramachi only if moving to the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":12},{"id":"e225bd0f-9517-4fe8-8877-0b13764b325f","name":"Jokou Line: Citybound","keywords":["Jokou Line","citybound","northbound","Wakomiyano","inbound"],"content":"When heading toward the city center on the Jokou Line, head north.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nSuburbs/Rural -> South -> Wakomiyano -> North -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Wakomiyano, continue north on the Jokou Line.\n\nUnset stations may exist north of Wakomiyano. The specific station names and number of stations are not fixed.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Wakomiyano to the city center using only the Jokou Line. Transfer at Wakomiyano only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":13},{"id":"e4b842f2-2545-4749-824e-32ef76753cf2","name":"Jokou Line: Outbound","keywords":["Jokou Line","outbound","southbound","Wakomiyano","outbound"],"content":"When heading toward the suburbs or rural areas on the Jokou Line, head south.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nCity Center -> North -> Wakomiyano -> South -> Suburbs/Rural.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs or rural areas from Wakomiyano, continue south on the Jokou Line.\n\nUnset stations exist south of Wakomiyano, and it is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line along the way. The name of the connecting station with the Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Wakomiyano to the suburbs or rural areas using only the Jokou Line. Transfer at the connecting station only if moving to the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":14},{"id":"666d1834-b5ce-4d2f-a44e-efd1723ba962","name":"Nanashiro Line Connect","keywords":["Nanashiro Line","Nanashiro","Haramachi","coastal","transfer"],"content":"The Nanashiro Line is a line that traverses the area south of Mizukawa City and is used for travel to central Nanashiro City and the coastal areas.\n\nThe Nanashiro Line connects with the Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line respectively.\n\nThe transfer station with the Saito Main Line is Haramachi.\nThe transfer station with the Ryokuen Line is unset.\nThe transfer station with the Jokou Line is also unset.\n\nAt Haramachi, transfers between the Saito Main Line and Nanashiro Line are possible.\n\nWhen moving from the Ryokuen Line or Jokou Line to the Nanashiro Line, transfer at their respective actual connecting stations. Just because the connecting station names are unset, do not arbitrarily make existing stations like Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, or Wakomiyano transfer stations for the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":15},{"id":"2b16780d-b4d8-44dc-b4c0-c62a05734e3d","name":"City Center: General","keywords":["city center","downtown","outing","city","going out"],"content":"The Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line all lead to the city center of the metropolitan area when heading north.\n\nThe city center is home to large department stores, fashion buildings, movie theaters, theaters, live venues, specialty shops, and restaurants. Ryoo students may visit for weekend shopping, events, concerts, or special dates.\n\nSpecific station names, store names, and facility names in the city center may be created as fictional settings as needed. However, do not change the existing station order, transfer stations, or line connections.\n\nThe Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line do not necessarily have mutual through-service or connections in the city center; do not arbitrarily create transfers or through-services that are not described.","sequence":16},{"id":"262cc5af-dcdf-4edc-87b4-6c7e8a18d212","name":"Hanagaoka to Nonomiya","keywords":["Hanagaoka","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Hanagaoka Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHanagaoka\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Nonomiya\n\nNonomiya and Hanagaoka are adjacent stations on the Ryokuen Line, so it is one stop with no transfer required.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nWhile it is possible to walk directly from Hanagaoka to Ryoo Academy in about 20 minutes, when using the railway, follow the order of Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya.","sequence":17},{"id":"6ce823bb-3deb-4555-bac8-0120dd946fd5","name":"Nonomiya to Hanagaoka","keywords":["Nonomiya","Hanagaoka","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Hanagaoka Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n\nNonomiya and Hanagaoka are adjacent stations on the Ryokuen Line, so it is one stop with no transfer required.\n\nWhen heading to Hanagaoka from Ryoo Academy, there are two methods: walking about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and traveling one stop on the Ryokuen Line, or walking directly from the school to Hanagaoka Station in about 20 minutes.\n\nAlthough Hanagaoka is within walking distance, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station.","sequence":18},{"id":"1c8cb9dd-65e3-4536-b6a4-75d3a964723a","name":"Kakinozawa to Nonomiya","keywords":["Kakinozawa","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Kakinozawa Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nKakinozawa\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Kakinozawa to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Hanagaoka along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya.","sequence":19},{"id":"db522ac0-1427-4b3b-b12b-8d3611b3dc48","name":"Nonomiya to Kakinozawa","keywords":["Nonomiya","Kakinozawa","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Kakinozawa Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Kakinozawa\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Kakinozawa, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nDo not transfer at Hanagaoka along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Kakinozawa.\n\nWhen returning home toward Kakinozawa from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) from Nonomiya.","sequence":20},{"id":"2094a05a-c6a0-425f-a87a-d1b42278220f","name":"Fukamigafuchi to Nono","keywords":["Fukamigafuchi","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Fukamigafuchi Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nFukamigafuchi\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Nonomiya\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Fukamigafuchi to Nonomiya; no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not head toward Enokigaya or Horitsubata when going from Fukamigafuchi to Nonomiya. Nonomiya is located on the outbound side from Fukamigafuchi.","sequence":21},{"id":"bf742b21-16e2-4dcf-9191-06500e2a29e0","name":"Nonomiya to Fukami","keywords":["Nonomiya","Fukamigafuchi","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Fukamigafuchi Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Fukamigafuchi; no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen returning home toward Fukamigafuchi from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not head toward Hanagaoka or Kakinozawa when going from Nonomiya to Fukamigafuchi. Fukamigafuchi is located on the citybound side from Nonomiya.","sequence":22},{"id":"58c69255-f568-47b5-99c3-ea42283515ed","name":"Enokigaya to Nonomiya","keywords":["Enokigaya","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Enokigaya Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nEnokigaya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Enokigaya to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya. Do not head toward Horitsubata or the city center when going from Enokigaya to Nonomiya.","sequence":23},{"id":"0e4d12e8-e6e9-4e2d-a391-8228c4cd58cc","name":"Nonomiya to Enokigaya","keywords":["Nonomiya","Enokigaya","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Enokigaya Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Enokigaya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen returning home toward Enokigaya from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Enokigaya. Do not head toward Hanagaoka or Kakinozawa when going from Nonomiya to Enokigaya.","sequence":24},{"id":"ab925642-6c47-4ee4-a400-3b45a34d51c5","name":"Horitsubata to Nono","keywords":["Horitsubata","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Horitsubata Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHoritsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Horitsubata to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Enokigaya or Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Kawabe Line when going from Horitsubata to Nonomiya.","sequence":25},{"id":"49875967-c5d5-48d4-81dc-9d52a7ccbd9b","name":"Nonomiya to Horitsu","keywords":["Nonomiya","Horitsubata","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Horitsubata Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Horitsubata, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen heading toward Horitsubata from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi or Enokigaya along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Horitsubata.","sequence":26},{"id":"32aac9ee-a05b-409d-99fa-21e9de5e1142","name":"Takakura to Nonomiya","keywords":["Takakura","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Takakura Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nTakakura\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Takakura to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Saito Main Line.","sequence":27},{"id":"0fb1c13c-935b-4afa-908e-758f9117cb23","name":"Nonomiya to Takakura","keywords":["Nonomiya","Takakura","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Takakura Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Takakura\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Takakura. Do not go via other transfer stations or lines.","sequence":28},{"id":"4ceba8f6-3f61-40e4-b483-f14e8cf3a014","name":"Wakomiyano to Nono","keywords":["Wakomiyano","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Wakomiyano Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nWakomiyano\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Wakomiyano to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Jokou Line.","sequence":29},{"id":"90cee686-96d6-4c96-be0c-83f35d17faed","name":"Nonomiya to Wakomiya","keywords":["Nonomiya","Wakomiyano","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Wakomiyano Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Wakomiyano from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Wakomiyano. Do not transfer to the Jokou Line to get to Wakomiyano.","sequence":30},{"id":"ad94fd15-ab0b-4aee-bcc6-bb9940b62c5e","name":"Mizukawa to Nonomiya","keywords":["Mizukawa","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Mizukawa Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nMizukawa\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Mizukawa to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer at Wakomiyano; continue on the Kawabe Line to Horitsubata.","sequence":31},{"id":"19ae8416-2df1-48d0-b2c0-a5789ec63c02","name":"Nonomiya to Mizukawa","keywords":["Nonomiya","Mizukawa","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Mizukawa Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n-> Mizukawa\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Mizukawa. Do not transfer at Wakomiyano; continue on the Kawabe Line to the terminus, Mizukawa.","sequence":32},{"id":"35ef1522-adbe-4245-8d3f-810316d7a716","name":"Haramachi to Nonomiya","keywords":["Haramachi","Nonomiya","Takakura","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Haramachi Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHaramachi\n-> Saito Main Line (Citybound)\n-> Takakura\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Takakura\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere are two transfers, at Takakura and Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist on the Saito Main Line between Haramachi and Takakura. Transfer to the Kawabe Line at Takakura and the Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata.","sequence":33},{"id":"35108166-6266-4a93-820d-b9b73f8a8b6f","name":"Nonomiya to Haramachi","keywords":["Nonomiya","Haramachi","Takakura","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Haramachi Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Takakura\n-> Transfer to Saito Main Line at Takakura\n-> Saito Main Line (Outbound)\n-> Haramachi\n\nThere are two transfers, at Horitsubata and Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Haramachi from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nDo not use the Nanashiro Line to get to Haramachi.","sequence":34},{"id":"8d3cfe87-f426-4bb1-8656-452dd9e7556a","name":"Commute & Return","keywords":["commute","after school","returning home","go home together","escort"],"content":"When commuting to and from Ryoo Academy, most students use Nonomiya Station, the school's nearest station. It is a 12-minute walk between the school and Nonomiya Station.\n\nIf a character has a home station setting, that station must be the reference point, and the commute/return route must follow the corresponding individual route and the Transportation Lorebook.\n\nFriends heading in the same direction may walk to the station together or return home together on the train. Even if the directions differ, one might accompany a close friend or someone they have feelings for to the station or transfer station.\n\nDo not change the home station, line used, transfer stations, or travel direction just for the sake of conversational convenience.","sequence":35},{"id":"c218317a-cbc0-40db-bf51-796d686a0c68","name":"Walk, Bike, Bus","keywords":["walk","bicycle","bus","bike rack","on foot"],"content":"Walking and cycling are means of transport reserved for short distances.\n\nThe main sections explicitly stated as walkable are:\n- Ryoo Academy <=> Nonomiya Station: approx. 12 mins\n- Ryoo Academy <=> Hanagaoka Station: approx. 20 mins\netc.\n\nWhen heading to other stations or towns, use the railway if a rail route is set. Do not travel by foot for distances spanning multiple stations, to stations on different lines, or to different areas.\n\nBicycles can be used for short distances such as around the home or between home and the home station, but do not have them travel long distances as a substitute for rail routes.\n\nRoute buses are auxiliary transport. Specific bus routes are unset and should not be used as a shortcut to ignore established rail routes.","sequence":36},{"id":"5b150fdc-4ff5-474d-8fdd-f075473b366e","name":"Taxi, Last Train","keywords":["taxi","last train","late night","rain","pickup"],"content":"Each railway line has a last train, but specific last train times are unset. Do not arbitrarily set times in scenes where it is not necessary.\n\nWhen high school students stay out late, it is natural for them to worry about their return time or the last train. If they can make the last train, they should return home following the normal rail lines and transfer routes.\n\nIn cases of rain, heavy luggage, or late nights, they may use a family pickup or a taxi.\n\nA taxi is an auxiliary means of transport and should not be used as a basis for changing the normal home station, rail lines, or transfer relationships.","sequence":37},{"id":"029593f1-eff3-4888-96ff-846e9ff197e8","name":"Unset Stations","keywords":["unset","station name","connecting station","intermediate station","through-service"],"content":"Stations, connecting stations, and intermediate stations whose specific names are not determined in the transportation settings are treated as unset.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between major stations on the Kawabe Line, or between Takakura and Haramachi on the Saito Main Line, but the order of existing major stations must not be changed.\n\nThe Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line, and the Jokou Line and Nanashiro Line, are connected, but the connecting station names are unset. Do not arbitrarily make existing stations like Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, Kakinozawa, or Wakomiyano transfer stations for the Nanashiro Line without basis.\n\nEven when creating unset station names for a scene, do not add new connections, transfers, or through-services between existing lines.","sequence":38},{"id":"da92086c-eab4-4f45-b0e8-a09b736acd81","name":"Nonomiya to Nanashiro","keywords":["Nonomiya","Nanashiro","Nanashiro Line","sea","outing"],"content":"When heading toward central Nanashiro City or the coastal areas from Nonomiya Station, first use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound).\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Kakinozawa\n-> Further Outbound\n-> Transfer to Nanashiro Line at a connecting station\n-> Central Nanashiro City / Coastal Areas\n\nThe name of the connecting station between the Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nDo not go via Horitsubata, Takakura, Wakomiyano, or Haramachi without basis to get to Nanashiro. From Nonomiya, proceed on the Ryokuen Line in the outbound direction and transfer at the actual Nanashiro Line connecting station.","sequence":39},{"id":"7c6f190e-1d08-4b3f-8ed3-6037cd95c7ce","name":"Nanashiro to Nonomiya","keywords":["Nanashiro","Nonomiya","Nanashiro Line","Ryokuen Line","returning home"],"content":"When heading toward Nonomiya Station from central Nanashiro City or the coastal areas, transfer from the Nanashiro Line to the Ryokuen Line.\n\nCentral Nanashiro City / Coastal Areas\n-> Nanashiro Line\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at a connecting station\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Kakinozawa\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThe name of the connecting station between the Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nDo not go via Haramachi, Takakura, Horitsubata, or Wakomiyano without basis to get from the Nanashiro area to Nonomiya. Transfer from the Nanashiro Line at the actual Ryokuen Line connecting station, then proceed on the Ryokuen Line toward the city center.","sequence":40},{"id":"a12a6eeb-8651-4ad6-8245-e57cee7c99ea","name":"Nonomiya to City","keywords":["Nonomiya","city center","downtown","Ryokuen Line","outing"],"content":"When heading toward the city center from Nonomiya Station, use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) directly.\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Further on Ryokuen Line toward City Center\n\nThere is no need to transfer to the Kawabe Line at Horitsubata to get to the city center from Nonomiya. Since the Ryokuen Line itself continues north toward the city center, stay on the train.\n\nSpecific station names in the city center are unset. They may be created as fictional settings depending on the scene, but do not change the existing station order or transfer relationships.","sequence":41},{"id":"1a8acb2e-556f-426b-9ed8-5695e61cbce4","name":"Ryoo to Nonomiya","keywords":["Ryoo Academy","Nonomiya","after school","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading toward Nonomiya Station from the city center, use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) directly.\n\nCity Center\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is no need to transfer to the Kawabe Line at Horitsubata to get to Nonomiya from the city center. Pass through Horitsubata and continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya.\n\nNo transfer is necessary at Enokigaya or Fukamigafuchi either.\n\nThe specific departure station name in the city center is unset. It may be created as a fictional setting depending on the scene, but do not change the existing station order or transfer relationships.","sequence":42},{"id":"f75601ff-2dcb-4ae7-840f-67298f27d5a1","name":"Ryoo to Nonomiya","keywords":["academy","Nonomiya","after school","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading from Ryoo Academy High School to Nonomiya Station, the school's nearest station, it is approximately a 12-minute walk.\n\nRyoo Academy\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Nonomiya Station\n\nNonomiya Station is the official nearest station to Ryoo Academy, and most students head toward Nonomiya Station when commuting.\n\nThere is no need to take a train to get from the school to the station. Hanagaoka Station is also within walking distance but takes about 20 minutes and is not the school's nearest station.\n\nNormally, in cases like \"going from school to the nearest station\" or \"returning to the station together,\" head toward Nonomiya Station on foot unless otherwise specified.","sequence":43},{"id":"559a7dca-597b-4cd0-966a-850e5d6e74d4","name":"Nonomiya to Ryoo","keywords":["Nonomiya","academy","commute","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading from Nonomiya Station to Ryoo Academy High School, it is approximately a 12-minute walk.\n\nNonomiya Station\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Ryoo Academy\n\nNonomiya Station is the official nearest station to Ryoo Academy, and many Ryoo students use it for their commute.\n\nThere is no need to take a train to get from Nonomiya Station to the school. Hanagaoka Station is located about a 20-minute walk from the school, but it is not the school's nearest station.\n\nNormally, in cases like \"going from the nearest station to school\" or \"commuting from the station,\" head toward Ryoo Academy on foot from Nonomiya Station unless otherwise specified.","sequence":44},{"id":"e11d21b5-5826-47fe-b709-0be9321b1415","name":"Ryoo to Hanagaoka","keywords":["academy","Hanagaoka","after school","walk","detour"],"content":"When heading directly from Ryoo Academy High School to Hanagaoka Station, it is approximately a 20-minute walk.\n\nRyoo Academy\n-> Walk approx. 20 mins\n-> Hanagaoka Station\n\nSince Hanagaoka Station can be reached directly from the school on foot, friends may sometimes walk there together after school to hang out.\n\nHowever, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station, not Hanagaoka Station.\n\nWhen heading to Hanagaoka from the school, besides walking directly for about 20 minutes, one can also walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station -> one stop on the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) -> Hanagaoka.","sequence":45},{"id":"e6cf2bce-a66a-4501-a6da-46ea67dee117","name":"Hanagaoka to Ryoo","keywords":["Hanagaoka","Ryoo Academy","commute","walk","school"],"content":"When heading directly from Hanagaoka Station to Ryoo Academy High School, it is approximately a 20-minute walk.\n\nHanagaoka Station\n-> Walk approx. 20 mins\n-> Ryoo Academy\n\nIt is possible to commute by walking directly from Hanagaoka Station to the school. However, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station, not Hanagaoka Station.\n\nWhen using the railway, the route is:\nHanagaoka\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Nonomiya\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Ryoo Academy\n\nIt is one stop on the Ryokuen Line from Hanagaoka to Nonomiya with no transfer required.","sequence":46},{"id":"051c211c-4e03-4885-be0a-c8d9d826907f","name":"Major Transfer List","keywords":["transfer station","transfer","connection","line","major station"],"content":"The confirmed major transfer stations are as follows:\n\nTakakura: Kawabe Line <=> Saito Main Line\nHoritsubata: Kawabe Line <=> Ryokuen Line\nWakomiyano: Kawabe Line <=> Jokou Line\nHaramachi: Saito Main Line <=> Nanashiro Line\n\nThere are also connecting stations for Ryokuen Line <=> Nanashiro Line and Jokou Line <=> Nanashiro Line, but the station names are unset.\n\nDo not treat stations not listed as new transfer stations. If you are just passing through a transfer station while staying on the same line, no transfer is necessary. Transfer only when moving to a different line at the station where those two lines connect.","sequence":47},{"id":"55a289d8-32e5-4ce5-bdca-ff206c60d17b","name":"Stations & Lines","keywords":["station","which line","line","line used"],"content":"Major stations and their affiliated lines are as follows:\n\nNonomiya: Ryokuen Line\nHanagaoka: Ryokuen Line\nKakinozawa: Ryokuen Line\nFukamigafuchi: Ryokuen Line\nEnokigaya: Ryokuen Line\nHoritsubata: Ryokuen Line, Kawabe Line\nTakakura: Kawabe Line, Saito Main Line\nWakomiyano: Kawabe Line, Jokou Line\nMizukawa: Kawabe Line\nHaramachi: Saito Main Line, Nanashiro Line\n\nStations with multiple lines listed are transfer stations. Do not treat stations with only one line listed as stations of another line or as transfer stations without basis.\n\nThe nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station on the Ryokuen Line.","sequence":48},{"id":"f9fcf758-3705-467b-81f7-56b12b355d48","name":"Direction & Order","keywords":["direction","inbound","outbound","north side","south side"],"content":"The travel directions for each line are based on the following:\n\nRyokuen Line:\nCitybound = Kakinozawa -> Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata\nOutbound = Horitsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa\n\nKawabe Line:\nMizukawa direction = Takakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa\nWestern Suburbs direction = Mizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura\n\nFor the Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line, the north side is toward the city center, and the south side is toward the suburbs and rural areas.\n\nCheck the station order to see which side the destination is from the current location, and do not let characters board a train in the opposite direction.","sequence":49}],"isSharingEnabled":false,"createdAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:57.372889Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:57.372949Z","creator":{"id":"2305ba13-b725-407a-a536-09bcef6cdcfe","username":"gunkan-no-hito"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":3,"interactionCountWithRegen":5346},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"957ca9f4-b4ff-4438-82ab-82d44a46b47c","title":"Modern Japan Common Sense","description":"⚠️ When imitating this lore, please state so clearly in the introduction column.\nItems prone to malfunction / For school settings","items":[{"id":"5b4a9470-23f7-44d9-9b34-f5ee3859fb29","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Adult","Grown-up","Alcohol","Tobacco","18 years old"],"content":"$80","sequence":0},{"id":"e9887fd9-6493-401e-9207-ebbb39ce14e8","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Cigarettes","20 years old","Eighteen","Twenty","Minor"],"content":"$81","sequence":1},{"id":"fff5cd4a-a15f-4c58-9a03-ca3af1288c89","name":"Fiscal/Academic Year","keywords":["April","Fiscal year"],"content":"The fiscal/academic year begins in April (the start of the new term for schools and many corporations).","sequence":2},{"id":"54f5c73a-239b-4332-af8e-6c3638aee855","name":"Lunch","keywords":["School lunch","Noon","Meal","Food","Bento"],"content":"・Elementary and junior high schools are compulsory education, where the school lunch (kyushoku) system is mainstream.\n・High schools and universities utilize lunch boxes (bento), purchasing food at shops, or school cafeterias.","sequence":3},{"id":"9cf5b63a-4d42-4c8a-828e-538715728589","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Term","School","Spring","Summer","Autumn"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":4},{"id":"18c45b9b-da5a-43cd-8933-4755ef4141e6","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Winter","Trimester system","Elementary","Junior high","High school"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":5},{"id":"d4608506-272e-46b5-b180-ceb8770af8a9","name":"University Term","keywords":["University","Term","Semester system","Spring","Autumn"],"content":"■ Regarding University Terms (Semester System)\nAlmost all Japanese universities use a 2-term system.\n・Spring Semester (First Half): April to early August\n・Autumn Semester (Second Half): late September to early February\nCharacterized by very long breaks lasting nearly two months.","sequence":6},{"id":"61622151-02cb-479f-8c14-0b2b732cd637","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Smoking","Alcohol","Marriage","Voting rights","Contract"],"content":"$82","sequence":7},{"id":"161d0771-9e9a-43fa-b3ef-0a3bab02146e","name":"Spring","keywords":["Event","Spring","March","April","May"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":8},{"id":"f720da88-0821-430a-8350-0d4c77b0fd18","name":"Summer","keywords":["Summer","June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. A rush of people returning to their hometowns occurs.\n・Summer Festivals / Fireworks Displays: A staple of Japanese summer, enjoying stalls and fireworks while wearing yukata.","sequence":9},{"id":"370cc110-fd5e-47ae-b890-6b434fd21fff","name":"Autumn","keywords":["Autumn","September","October","November","Event"],"content":"■ Autumn (September to November)\n■ September\n・Otsukimi (Moon Viewing/Jugoya): Offering dumplings while viewing the moon.\n・Respect for the Aged Day (3rd Monday): A holiday to honor the elderly.\n■ October\n・Sports Day / Athletic Meet: Held at many schools and in local communities.\n・Halloween (31st): In recent years, it has become established as a costume event. There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: Large-scale events held at high schools and universities.","sequence":10},{"id":"08b37f49-5d71-4ce0-b8e0-6f08235efd49","name":"Winter","keywords":["Winter","Event","December","January","February"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":11},{"id":"a7ab74b2-7505-4952-a567-bac02c599e93","name":"Spring for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Spring","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$83","sequence":12},{"id":"516b8f84-383c-4594-9f3e-d0d7940f2505","name":"Summer for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Summer","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Summer: July to August (The Critical Peak / Challenging Limits)\n\"He who conquers the summer conquers the exams.\" A physically grueling period where the most study time is invested.\n■ July (Summer Intensive Courses Begin)\nCommon to all examinees: Intense study for over 10 hours from morning to night. Going to cram school with two lunch boxes.\n【Atmosphere】: A self-study room where only the sound of cicadas and the air conditioner echo.\n■ August (Breaking Limits)\nCommon to all examinees: Summer camps and special training courses. Being stimulated by the desperate efforts of rivals.\nUniversity Exams: Visiting target schools during Open Campus to bring motivation to a fever pitch.\n【Atmosphere】: A heat close to a trance state, feeling \"there's nothing left to do but do it.\"","sequence":13},{"id":"5c36aff8-e040-4be4-bf8f-aebd788aa3f3","name":"Autumn for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Autumn","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Autumn: September to November (Practical Exercises and Impatience)\nResults from the summer do not appear immediately, making this the period most prone to mental instability.\n■ September (Mock Exam Rush)\nCommon to all examinees: A series of mock exams where results are judged severely.\n【Atmosphere】: Summer fatigue begins to show, and some fall ill due to anxiety.\n■ October (Diving into Past Papers)\nCommon to all examinees: Finally starting to solve past exam papers (Akahon) of target schools.\n【Atmosphere】: Facing the despair of \"not being able to solve them\" and devising strategies to reach the minimum passing score.\n■ November (Season of Recommendations)\nUniversity Exams: Successful candidates begin to emerge from recommendation and comprehensive selection tracks, creating a temperature difference with the general entrance exam group.\n【Atmosphere】: Days grow shorter, and the way home from cram school feels lonely.","sequence":14},{"id":"890aa5b6-9ee9-47cb-afcb-925d0bc902cb","name":"Winter for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Winter","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$84","sequence":15},{"id":"e4cffb9e-8464-49ef-bd74-da6fb38ab62a","name":"Sports Day","keywords":["Sports Day","Athletic Meet","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Sports Day / Athletic Meet\n◇ Examples of Events\nRelay (Class competition / Selected members)\nGiant Ball Roll\nObstacle Race\nThree-legged Race\nLong Rope Jumping (Competition for number of jumps)\nTug of War\nBall Toss (Tama-ire)\nCavalry Battle (Kiba-sen)\nScavenger Hunt\nObstacle Course\nEye of the Typhoon (Pole spinning)\nPole Toppling (Bo-taoshi)\nClub Activity Relay (Comedy/Gimmick entries)\n■ Events\nOpening Ceremony / Athlete's Oath\nCheering Competition (Dance, chants, costumes)\nTeam Flag / Panel Making\nClosing Ceremony / Awards\n■ The Best Parts\nMoments when the usually quiet person becomes a hero\nThe class unites through competition\nThe hot, earnest youth in the cheering competition\nCheers of \"Go [Name]!\" during the relay\nGirls' hairstyles are cute\nHeadbands (Hachimaki)\nEveryone is fired up\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends","sequence":16},{"id":"d533bb39-8062-4a79-9e99-2ddf5445d904","name":"Culture Festival","keywords":["Culture Festival","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Culture Festivals\n◇ Examples of Attractions\n○ Classroom-based\nHaunted House\nConcept Cafe (Maid, Butler, Japanese style, etc.)\nEscape Room\nFair Stalls (Target practice, Yo-yo fishing)\nPhoto Spot (Specialized for social media)\nCasino\nMini Attractions\n○ Stage-based\nChoral Competition\nBand Performance\nDance Presentation\nPlay (Romance, Comedy, Parody)\nVolunteer Performances (Singing, Stand-up comedy, etc.)\n○ Exhibition-based\nArtworks\nCalligraphy Performance\nResearch Presentations (Science, History)\n◇ Event-based\nMiss/Mr. Contest\nBingo Tournament\nStamp Rally\nStall Rankings\n◇ The Best Parts\nThere are positions where even introverts can shine (Production, Direction)\nStudents from other schools and outsiders visit = a bit of the extraordinary.\nThe preparation period is the most fun (the actual event ends in a flash)\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends through preparation and the event","sequence":17},{"id":"fe2dd0f9-27ab-4364-a810-5b3f7291a20a","name":"Ball Sports Tournament","keywords":["Ball sports tournament","School event"],"content":"■ Ball Sports Tournament\n◇ Examples of Events\nSoccer\nBasketball\nVolleyball\nDodgeball\nTable Tennis\nSoftball\n◇ Event-based\nClass-to-class Tournament\nCheering (Mostly heckling and cheering)\nAwards for MVP, Top Scorer, etc.\n◇ The Best Parts\nThe temperature difference between the serious players and those just having fun\nThe appearance of someone who suddenly becomes a protagonist in soccer or basketball\nBecoming friends with people you don't usually interact with through the team","sequence":18},{"id":"efcafc39-b376-42f5-9b15-4578db460c94","name":"Choral Competition","keywords":["Choral competition","Chorus contest","Culture festival"],"content":"$85","sequence":19},{"id":"bacb0c5a-96f0-4154-a142-b444b4d54819","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Year","Day","Hour","Minute","Second"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. 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It is one of the three major elements of music (rhythm, melody, harmony) and acts like a \"heartbeat\" that creates the movement and flow of the entire piece.\nBeat: The smallest unit of rhythm, marked regularly at fixed intervals (like the second hand of a clock).\nNotes and Rests: The combination of the duration for which a sound is played and the duration of silence when the sound stops.\nDynamics (Accent): The contrast of which sounds are played strongly and which are played weakly within a measure.","sequence":2},{"id":"311fb686-99bf-4117-8377-faaadf9cb468","name":"What is Tempo?","keywords":["Tempo","Music"],"content":"Tempo in music refers to the speed or pace at which the entire piece progresses. Just like a heartbeat, it serves as the standard for determining how fast the music as a whole moves.\nBPM (Beats Per Minute): A unit representing how many beats are marked in one minute. Meaning of the value: For example, \"BPM 120\" means a speed where 120 beats progress in one minute (2 beats per second). The larger the number, the faster the song; the smaller the number, the slower it becomes. Reference Note: Usually calculated with a quarter note as one beat (written as ♩=120 in sheet music).\nTypes of Tempo (Approximate) Slow Tempo (Approx. BPM 40–70): Ballads, slow classical music, etc.\nMedium Tempo (Approx. BPM 80–110): A walking pace, calm pop music, etc.\nUp-tempo (BPM 120–160+): Exciting dance tracks, rock, songs with a sense of speed, etc.","sequence":3},{"id":"e16a0b1c-4d4a-4d11-9f95-2fe75cef4676","name":"Concept of Rhythm","keywords":["Rhythm","Music"],"content":"Rhythm is a pattern in which sounds, movements, or events are repeated with a certain interval or regularity. It exists not only in music but in various places and phenomena in the world, such as our bodies, nature, and language.\nRhythms in Various Places: Physical Rhythm: Basic movements that maintain life, such as the heartbeat (pulse), breathing, and footsteps when walking.\nNatural Rhythm: The repetition of day and night due to the Earth's rotation, the changing of seasons, and the sound of waves crashing on the shore.\nLanguage Rhythm: The intonation when we speak and the tone of characters or sounds like the Japanese \"5-7-5 (Haiku).\"\nMusical Rhythm: An auditory regular flow created by combining sound duration, dynamics, and rest periods.\nThe Role of Rhythm: Through regular repetition, humans feel \"comfort\" and \"cohesion,\" gaining predictability and a sense of security.","sequence":4},{"id":"69b97f25-778c-43c2-8643-d895cf3b5c58","name":"What is Sheet Music?","keywords":["Sheet music","Notes"],"content":"Sheet music is a written representation of musical rules such as pitch, duration, rhythm, and dynamics on paper or a screen using various symbols. it serves as a \"musical blueprint\" for understanding a song visually or accurately conveying how to perform it to others.\nWhen looking for classical pieces from around the world, free libraries like IMSLP can be used.\nMain Components of Sheet Music: Staff: Five parallel lines used to represent the pitch of sounds.\nNotes: Symbols representing the pitch and duration of a sound.\nRests: Symbols representing the duration of silence when no sound is produced.\nTime Signature: Represents the number of beats per measure. Summary of Basic Symbols: Type of Symbol: Role/Meaning. Note: Determines \"at what pitch\" and \"for how long\" a sound is played. Rest: Determines \"for how long\" a sound is stopped. Time Signature: Indicates the unit of rhythmic grouping (measure) in a song. Tempo Markings.","sequence":5},{"id":"6970d8b6-d868-448b-9c30-cf1410f17356","name":"What are Notes?","keywords":["Notes","Music"],"content":"Notes are symbols used to represent the \"pitch\" and \"duration\" of a sound on sheet music. The pitch is determined by where it is written on the staff, and the duration (note value) is determined by the difference in shape (appearance).\nNotehead: The round or oval part. Its position (on a line or in a space) represents the pitch.\nStem: The vertical line extending from the notehead.\nFlag: The flag-like decoration at the end of the stem. The more flags there are, the shorter the duration of the sound.\nWhole Note: Just a hollow circle without a stem or flag. 4 beats.\nHalf Note: A hollow circle with a stem. 2 beats.\nQuarter Note: A filled-in black circle with a stem. 1 beat.\nEighth Note: A black circle, a stem, and one flag. 0.5 beats (half beat).\nSixteenth Note.","sequence":6},{"id":"ed6c069c-f513-4335-a0d9-2f55f5c26c56","name":"What is Melody?","keywords":["Melody","Music"],"content":"A melody (tune) is a musical flow or shape created by sounding notes of different pitches and durations one after another. It is the most prominent \"singing part\" of a song and plays the leading role that we unintentionally hum or remember. It is one of the three major elements of music (rhythm, melody, harmony).\nPitch: By going up and down, it creates the expression and emotion of the song, such as joy or sadness.\nDuration (Rhythm): By changing the length of notes or the timing of breaks, it adds pleasant movement and groove to the song.\nPhrase (Grouping): By connecting notes smoothly, a \"unit of grouping\" similar to a sentence in language is born.","sequence":7},{"id":"aef6bd00-76b9-4a46-920e-4f9f6c3064e5","name":"Classical Music","keywords":["Classical","Music"],"content":"$87","sequence":8},{"id":"e9875f57-3cbe-4bc6-a7ce-0d45180cf1e5","name":"What is a Symphony?","keywords":["Symphony","Symphony"],"content":"$88","sequence":9},{"id":"b8c1083a-1713-4757-99ea-fceb690ff155","name":"Character Piece","keywords":["Character piece","Romantic"],"content":"A character piece (German: Charakterstück) refers to short compositions, such as piano solos, that freely depict specific scenes, emotions, or atmospheres within a short duration. They became popular during the Romantic era of the 19th century.\nUnlike large-scale sonatas or symphonies, they are characterized by a poetic and intimate flavor.\nMain Characteristics of Character Pieces\nEtymology: A word combining the German \"Charakter\" (character/feature) and \"Stück\" (piece/work), emphasizing the unique \"character\" or \"expression\" of each piece.\nFree Form: Not bound by fixed forms, the composer's momentary inspiration and emotions are freely expressed.\nPoetic Titles: Emotional titles representing the atmosphere of the piece, such as \"Nocturne,\" \"Impromptu,\" \"Prelude,\" \"Songs Without Words,\" and \"Barcarolle,\" are often given.\nRepresentative Composers: Chopin, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Liszt, and others left behind many beautiful short pieces.","sequence":10},{"id":"5f8337eb-aef4-4d14-8f3b-edb41d70658c","name":"Orchestral Music","keywords":["Orchestral music","Orchestra"],"content":"$89","sequence":11},{"id":"9a986b6c-3ce3-4ce9-8d12-ffb3cfc19b41","name":"Concerto","keywords":["Concerto","Concerto"],"content":"A concerto is a musical composition where a solo instrument and an orchestra perform as if in dialogue. A major characteristic is the interplay between a single protagonist (solo instrument) and the whole (orchestra) that supports and sometimes competes with it.\nEtymology: Said to originate from Latin words meaning \"to compete\" or \"to cooperate.\"\nBasic Structure: Usually constructed in three movements (fast, slow, fast). It generally has one fewer movement than a symphony.\nCadenza: A brilliant showcase (highlight) where the orchestra stops in the middle of the piece and the solo instrument performs alone, freely demonstrating its maximum technique.\nMain Types: Piano concertos and violin concertos featuring the piano or violin as the lead are particularly famous.\nRepresentative Composers: Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, and others have left behind many famous pieces.","sequence":12},{"id":"2859d1b6-9dd7-40eb-b78a-82cdac0687e9","name":"Chamber Music","keywords":["Chamber music","No conductor"],"content":"Chamber music is a form of classical music where a small number of performers (about 2 to 8) play in a small space, each responsible for one part, without a conductor. Unlike the power of a large group like an orchestra, it is a genre for enjoying an intimate and delicate ensemble, like a conversation between performers.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"camera\" (room), it developed for enjoyment in the small rooms or salons of aristocratic mansions.\nNo Conductor: Basically, no conductor is placed; performers match their timing perfectly through eye contact and breathing together.\nResponsibility of One Part per Person: In an orchestra, many violins play the same melody together, but in chamber music, only one person is responsible for each instrument part, making individual skill and expressive power crucial.\nRepresentative Composers: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, and others left behind many excellent masterpieces.","sequence":13},{"id":"04f05961-2917-405b-893d-80f4a1882413","name":"Vocal Music","keywords":["Vocal music","Song-focused"],"content":"Vocal music is a general term for music where the human \"voice\" takes the lead. In contrast to instrumental music, it refers to all musical pieces sung with words or lyrics. From solos to large choruses, its major characteristic is the direct expression of the warmth and strength of the human voice.\nMain Characteristics of Vocal Music\nThe Voice is the Lead: The human voice (singing voice) is at the center of the music.\nFusion of Words and Music: The message of the lyrics or poem combines with the melody and harmony to convey deep emotions.\nPresence of Accompaniment: While accompaniment by piano or orchestra is common, there is also \"a cappella,\" which is sung with voices alone.","sequence":14},{"id":"f994e938-286e-4e91-ab39-cc796bbd9cb7","name":"What is a Suite?","keywords":["Suite","Suite"],"content":"A suite is a collection of several independent short musical pieces arranged in order and unified as a single work. It is characterized by combining several pieces with different atmospheres while considering the overall balance.\nEtymology: Derived from the French \"suite\" (following, a sequence), representing the way pieces follow one after another.\nHistorical Transition: In the early Baroque era, it was basic to combine various \"dance music\" for dancing at court.\nLater, in the Romantic and modern eras, the form of extracting famous pieces from ballet or theatrical music and organizing them for orchestra became mainstream.\nVariation of Pieces: Within a single suite, bright and brilliant pieces, slow and sad pieces, and rhythmic pieces are balanced.\nRepresentative Works: Grieg's \"Peer Gynt\" and Tchaikovsky's \"The Nutcracker\" are widely loved.","sequence":15},{"id":"877cc0bb-dbf2-4495-a562-9c333d19a385","name":"Canon","keywords":["Canon","Canon"],"content":"A canon is a contrapuntal musical piece and form where an initial melody (voice) is strictly followed by other melodies at a time interval according to fixed rules. A round, such as \"Frog Song\" familiar in school music, is the simplest and most representative example of a canon.\nEtymology/Meaning: Derived from the Greek word for \"rule, standard, or norm.\"\nIt was given this name because the melody is imitated according to strict rules.\nDifference from a Round: While a round follows with notes of the exact same pitch, a musical \"canon\" includes more advanced imitations, such as different pitches or complex forms where the tempo (rhythm) is doubled or inverted.\nRepresentative Work: Johann Pachelbel's \"Pachelbel's Canon\" is the most famous worldwide.","sequence":16},{"id":"8cc636c4-15d5-43f2-97d1-c87740ebe3a6","name":"Fugue","keywords":["Fugue","Fugue"],"content":"A fugue is a musical form considered the pinnacle of counterpoint (the technique of sounding multiple different melodies simultaneously), where a single short melody (subject) appears successively in multiple voices (parts), intertwining complexly while chasing each other.\nMain Characteristics of a Fugue\nEtymology: Derived from the Latin \"fuga,\" meaning \"flight\" or \"escape.\" it represents the way voices entering later perform as if escaping from or chasing the initial subject.\nChasing Structure: First, one part performs the \"subject\" alone, then another part imitates and chases that subject at a different pitch (register).\nThis occurs in all parts.\nPolyphony: Every part has importance like a lead; the focus is on the dialogue and overlapping of horizontal melodies rather than simple melody and accompaniment.\nRepresentative Composer: J.S. Bach reached the heights of its technique and artistry, leaving behind immortal masterpieces such as \"The Well-Tempered Clavier\" and \"The Art of Fugue.\"","sequence":17},{"id":"6538ca26-9f56-4884-83a9-464efe1a0282","name":"What is a Sonata?","keywords":["Sonata","Sonata"],"content":"A sonata is a form of instrumental music consisting of multiple movements, created for a solo instrument or a small number of instruments. It is a fundamental genre of classical music, most often performed as a piano solo or a duo for piano and violin.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"sonare,\" meaning \"to sound or play,\" signifying a \"piece played on instruments.\"\nBasic Structure: Usually constructed in three or four movements, combining fast tempos, slow tempos, and dance-like movements.\nSonata Form: In the first movement of many sonatas, a unique compositional rule called \"sonata form\" is used, where two subjects (melodies) are presented, developed, and recapitulated.\nRepresentative Works: Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 14 \"Moonlight\" and \"Pathétique\" are world-famous.","sequence":18},{"id":"530c06c8-9bcc-4652-861d-b8d842f2836c","name":"What is a Medley?","keywords":["Medley","Medley"],"content":"A medley is a musical form where several different songs are joined together and performed as one continuous piece. It is often used in popular music or concerts to enjoy the best parts of famous songs one after another.\nStructure: Performed by smoothly connecting songs without breaks or naturally changing the atmosphere.\nPurpose: Allows for the enjoyment of highlights (such as choruses) of many songs or favorite songs together in a short time.\nUsage: Pop concerts, TV music shows, wind band stages, BGM for games and anime, etc.\nArrangement: Rather than just connecting them, efforts are often made to adjust the key and tempo so there is no sense of incongruity.","sequence":19},{"id":"af66e6f6-9787-49b4-b4a7-5efe3e3f8c1e","name":"What is a Rondo?","keywords":["Rondo","Rondo"],"content":"A rondo is a musical piece in a form where \"the same main melody (subject) appears repeatedly.\" Many are bright and light, and a major characteristic is that they are easy to listen to.\nEtymology: Derived from the French \"ronde\" (circle, ring). The musical form was born from dances where everyone danced in a circle.\nBasic Structure: Progresses while sandwiching different melodies (B or C) between the main melody (A).\nUsage: Often used as the \"final movement (finale)\" of symphonies or concertos. It leaves a refreshing and bright impression after listening.\nRepresentative Work: Beethoven's piano piece \"Für Elise\" is a familiar example.","sequence":20},{"id":"a422396d-0d27-4161-b24c-5b870cef90fd","name":"Variation","keywords":["Variation","Variation"],"content":"A variation is a musical form where a single basic melody (subject) is changed in various ways and performed repeatedly. It is a staple form of classical music, offering the joy of seeing new expressions one after another while retaining traces of the same melody.\nEtymology: Derived from the Latin \"variatio,\" meaning \"change\" or \"diversification.\"\nBasic Structure: After clearly letting the listener hear the reference \"subject (theme)\" at the beginning, it connects to \"Variation 1,\" \"Variation 2,\" and so on, which are arranged slightly (or boldly).\nCreative Changes: While maintaining the framework of the melody, it is expressed by drastically changing the tempo, rhythm, accompaniment, high or low notes, and bright (major) or dark (minor) keys.\nRepresentative Works: Mozart's \"Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Variations\" and Beethoven's \"Diabelli Variations\" are widely known.","sequence":21},{"id":"fef3455e-254c-4551-8d69-6636b56d12c2","name":"Prelude","keywords":["Prelude","Prelude"],"content":"A prelude is a short introductory musical piece performed before a main work, opera, or church service. It later developed into an independent short piano piece (character piece).\nEtymology: A word combining the Latin \"prae\" (before) and \"ludere\" (to play), meaning \"something played beforehand.\"\nTwo Roles: Originally, its role was to set the tone before a large piece (fugue or suite), but in the Romantic era of the 19th century, it began to be created as an independent artistic short piece in itself.\nFree Style: Not bound by strict forms, it is characterized by improvisational inspiration and sequences of flowing, beautiful sounds (such as arpeggios).\nRepresentative Works: No. 15 \"Raindrop\" from Chopin's \"24 Preludes\" and No. 1 from J.S. Bach's \"The Well-Tempered Clavier\" are widely known.","sequence":22},{"id":"a605f809-5d3e-4837-b131-aa7ec6de49ac","name":"Scherzo","keywords":["Scherzo","Scherzo"],"content":"A scherzo is a musical piece and form characterized by a fast tempo and light rhythm, meaning \"joke\" or \"prank\" in Italian.\nIn classical music, it developed as one movement (mainly the 3rd movement) within a symphony or sonata, or as an independent piano piece.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"scherzo\" (joke/jest).\nTempo and Meter: Basically written in a very fast triple meter, but it is not always humorous; it can also include intense emotions or dramatic expressions.\nChange from Minuet: It became widely established after Beethoven incorporated it into symphonies and sonatas in place of the previously mainstream elegant dance, the \"minuet.\"\nIndependent Works: Later, composers like Chopin composed dramatic scherzos as independent, large-scale artistic works.","sequence":23},{"id":"0ccba11b-40a3-4421-88d4-97ada91b4277","name":"What is a March?","keywords":["March","March"],"content":"A march is a musical piece with a regular rhythm and tempo matched to the pace of walking. It is a light genre widely enjoyed not only for military marches and parades but also at sports festivals and concerts.\nEtymology: Said to originate from the French \"marche\" (walking, march).\nRhythm and Meter: Basically in duple or quadruple meter, characterized by a clear, strong rhythm (a beat like boom-chick, boom-chick) that makes it easy to keep a steady pace.\nUsage: Military marches, entrance marches for sports, circus music, standard programs for wind bands (brass bands), etc.\nRepresentative Works: Sousa's \"The Stars and Stripes Forever\" and Elgar's \"Pomp and Circumstance\" are world-famous.","sequence":24},{"id":"242ee45e-fc09-473a-837c-06273bd78afd","name":"What is an Overture?","keywords":["Overture","Ouverture"],"content":"An overture is an orchestral piece performed at the beginning of a large dramatic work such as an opera, ballet, or oratorio, serving as an introduction to the story. It has the important role of conveying the atmosphere of the story to be developed and key melodies to the audience before the main part begins.\nEtymology: Derived from the French \"ouverture\" (opening, beginning).\nTwo Major Types: The \"theatrical overture\" performed before the opening of an opera, etc., and the \"concert overture,\" which is an independent concert piece in itself.\nPreview of Content: In opera overtures by Mozart, Wagner, and others, impressive melodies that appear in later scenes are used to heighten the audience's expectations.\nRepresentative Works: The overture to Mozart's opera \"The Marriage of Figaro\" and Tchaikovsky's \"1812 Overture\" are famous.","sequence":25},{"id":"3d03b554-1bcd-4ee8-abf6-c0237ce8eb5b","name":"What is a Finale?","keywords":["Finale","Finale"],"content":"A finale is the most important \"last movement\" or \"last piece\" that concludes a multi-movement work such as a symphony or sonata, or an opera or suite. As the finale of the entire work, it plays the role of giving the audience strong emotion or a refreshing sense of excitement.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"finale\" (end, conclusion), also called the \"final movement.\"\nTempo and Atmosphere: It often builds up brilliantly with a bright and fast tempo, as if releasing the tension of the whole piece.\nUnifying Role: A structure that recalls the main melodies and themes that appeared in previous movements to unify the entire piece is often used.\nRepresentative Examples: The 4th movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 (with chorus) and the concluding choruses of each act in Mozart's operas are famous.","sequence":26},{"id":"b2985299-8b57-45e8-8255-984d6b0f24a2","name":"What is a Minuet?","keywords":["Minuet","Minuet"],"content":"A minuet is an elegant triple-meter musical piece and dance form born in 17th-century France and enjoyed at court balls. In the history of classical music, it was incorporated from Baroque suites into the movements of Classical symphonies and sonatas and developed widely.\nEtymology: Derived from the French \"menu,\" meaning \"small,\" it was given this name from the steps danced gracefully with small strides.\nMeter and Tempo: Basically in 3/4 time, characterized by a slow and graceful tempo.\nComposite Ternary Form: The structure of the piece is standardly composed of three parts: \"Minuet – Middle Section (Trio) – Minuet.\"\nRole in Symphonies: From ancient times to the Classical era, it was favored for the 3rd movement of symphonies and string quartets. It later changed into the lighter \"scherzo.\"\nRepresentative Works: The minuets (G major, G minor) included in J.S. Bach's \"Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach\" and Boccherini's \"Minuet\" are famous.","sequence":27},{"id":"ee4cb30d-4df5-4e5a-b638-e0e7c9faeadf","name":"What is a Waltz?","keywords":["Waltz","Waltz"],"content":"A waltz is a musical form for dancing and listening with a light and elegant \"1-2-3\" triple-meter rhythm and tempo. It became a huge trend in 19th-century Europe along with the dance where couples move across the floor while rotating.\nEtymology: Said to originate from the German \"walzen,\" meaning \"to turn\" or \"to rotate.\"\nRhythm and Meter: Basically in 3/4 time. It has a characteristic rhythm with a strong accent on the first beat: \"boom-chick-chick, boom-chick-chick.\"\nHistory of Development: Originally a simple dance of peasants (such as the Ländler), it was later incorporated into the court culture of Vienna.\nJohann Strauss II (the \"Waltz King\") established the brilliant orchestral \"Viennese Waltz,\" and Chopin and others left behind many masterpieces as artistic piano solo pieces.\nRepresentative Works: Johann Strauss II's \"The Blue Danube\" and Chopin's \"Minute Waltz\" are loved worldwide.","sequence":28},{"id":"e5f28e70-6998-4f6b-81ff-a3410c9a9da5","name":"What is a Fantasy?","keywords":["Fantasy","Fantasia"],"content":"A fantasy (or fantasia) is a musical piece created using the composer's free inspiration and imagination, without being bound by fixed forms or rules. Since there is no set framework like sonata form, a major characteristic is that the tone and tempo change freely, as if playing spontaneously on the spot.\nEtymology: Derived from Greek words meaning \"phantom\" or \"imagination.\" It turns images that come to mind directly into sound.\nFree Development: Within a single piece, one can enjoy unpredictable dramatic changes from calm melodies to intense, passionate sections.\nHistorical Breadth: It has existed since the Renaissance and Baroque eras, used as a place for composers' experimental expression while changing instruments and styles with each era.\nRepresentative Works: Mozart's \"Fantasia in D minor\" and Schumann's \"Fantasia in C major\" are widely known.","sequence":29},{"id":"52b6d5bd-4206-44da-8c95-993adf1558d2","name":"Symphonic Poem","keywords":["Symphonic poem","Poema sinfonico"],"content":"A symphonic poem is a single-movement orchestral piece that expresses a specific theme (program) such as literature or scenery through orchestral performance. Also called a \"poem in sound,\" it is a genre that vividly depicts stories or scenes through music alone.\nOrigin: A form newly created by the composer Franz Liszt during the Romantic era of the 19th century.\nSingle-Movement Free Form: Unlike a symphony, it is not divided into multiple movements; scenes and moods change freely within a single piece.\nProgram Music: There is a clear story or pictorial image behind the music, making it easy for the listener to imagine the scene.\nRepresentative Works: Smetana's \"The Moldau (Vltava),\" Saint-Saëns' \"Danse Macabre,\" and Liszt's \"Les Préludes\" are enjoyed worldwide.","sequence":30},{"id":"77a34a00-2505-4a31-acc4-324898a2c897","name":"What is a Serenade?","keywords":["Serenade","Serenade"],"content":"A serenade was originally a love song performed at night by a lover's window to convey affection, or an elegant instrumental form that developed from the 18th century onwards. Characterized by calm and beautiful melodies, it has been a familiar and accessible genre in classical music.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"serenata\" or the Latin \"serenus\" (calm, clear).\nHistorical Transition: Originally a love song dedicated by a man to a woman while playing guitar or lute in the evening or night, but in the Classical era, it changed into a \"light ensemble piece with multiple movements\" performed for outdoor parties or entertainment.\nRepresentative Works: Mozart's \"Eine kleine Nachtmusik\" and Schubert's song \"Serenade\" are world-famous.","sequence":31},{"id":"63020982-8f01-4a03-95b1-6c261446ca94","name":"What is a Rhapsody?","keywords":["Rhapsody","Rhapsody"],"content":"A rhapsody is a musical form that develops passionately using free-spirited ideas and folk materials, without being bound by a fixed form. A major characteristic is the emphasis on improvisation and dramatic emotional ups and downs rather than strict rules.\nEtymology: Derived from an Ancient Greek word meaning \"to stitch songs together.\" It was named after the way rhapsodists passed down fragments of epic poetry.\nFree Composition: There is no fixed pattern; different tones and rhythms appear one after another like a medley, making it interesting and difficult to predict how it will develop next.\nFolk Coloring: Folk music, legends, and heroic themes from various countries are often incorporated, creating an energetic and varied sound.\nRepresentative Works: Liszt's \"Hungarian Rhapsodies,\" Gershwin's \"Rhapsody in Blue,\" and Rachmaninoff's \"Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini\" are widely enjoyed.","sequence":32},{"id":"6225e45c-dd63-49f7-9df8-279824567acf","name":"What is a Requiem?","keywords":["Requiem","Requiem"],"content":"A requiem is a \"Mass for the Dead\" offered in the Catholic Church to pray to God for the eternal rest of the souls of the deceased, and the large-scale vocal music associated with it. It is an important genre of religious music in classical music that expresses not just sadness or lamentation, but prayers for salvation to God and grand drama.\nEtymology: Derived from the opening Latin lyrics \"Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine\" (Grant them eternal rest, O Lord); \"Requiem\" means \"rest\" in Latin.\nComposition and Content: The hymns of joy found in a regular Mass (Gloria and Credo) are omitted, and the opening \"Introit\" and the \"Dies Irae\" (Day of Wrath) depicting the scene of the terrifying Day of Judgment are included. Solos, chorus, and orchestra unite to create a very dramatic and heavy sound.\nDevelopment for Concert Use: Originally intended to be performed at church funerals or services, many were later created as highly artistic concert works. Representative Works: Mozart's \"Requiem in D minor,\" etc.","sequence":33},{"id":"9464e1d0-c53c-429b-bc7b-43441d7f5eae","name":"What is an Etude?","keywords":["Etude","Etude","Not practice at all"],"content":"An etude is a musical piece created to improve specific performance techniques for an instrument or voice. It is a genre that goes beyond mere finger exercises and is often performed in concerts as a musically excellent artistic work.\nEtymology: Derived from the French \"étude\" (study/research), equivalent to the English \"study.\"\nPurpose of Practice: Created to intensively train specific techniques that performers must overcome, such as fast finger movements, wide interval leaps, and difficult rhythms.\nArtistic Development: During the Romantic era of the 19th century, Chopin, Liszt, and others established \"concert etudes\" that could be enjoyed not only for technical improvement but also as beautiful and dramatic pieces for listening.\nRepresentative Works: Chopin's \"Tristesse\" and \"Revolutionary Etude,\" and Liszt's \"La Campanella\" (from Transcendental Etudes) are world-famous.","sequence":34},{"id":"2f69ab93-253f-42d2-b7d9-438b7376c401","name":"What is a Nocturne?","keywords":["Nocturne","Nocturne"],"content":"A nocturne is a lyrical short piece (character piece), such as a piano solo, depicting the silence of the night or a fantastic and romantic atmosphere. Characterized by beautiful melodies and calm accompaniment, it is one of the most beloved genres in classical music.\nEtymology: A word derived from the Latin \"nocturnus,\" meaning \"of the night,\" which changed into French and other languages.\nOrigin and Development: Irish composer John Field first created it as a genre for the piano, and later Chopin enhanced its expressive power and led it to artistic perfection.\nStyle of the Piece: There are no fixed rules of form, but a style where the right hand plays a beautiful song-like melody and the left hand supports it with arpeggios (a technique of playing chords broken up) representing the footsteps of a quiet night or a breeze is often used.\nRepresentative Work: Chopin's \"Nocturne No. 2 in E-flat major\" (Op. 9-2) is the most famous worldwide.","sequence":35},{"id":"15238530-a91d-4f0b-961f-e84ea68f0754","name":"What is an Impromptu?","keywords":["Impromptu","Impromptu"],"content":"An impromptu is a short piece (character piece), such as a piano solo, that has a free and improvisational inspiration or atmosphere as if thought of on the spot, while actually being properly written as sheet music. It is not the actual \"improvisation (ad-lib)\" itself, but an artistic work where the composer has refined musical ideas that came to mind into a sophisticated form.\nEtymology: Derived from a Latin word meaning \"a state of being ready to respond to something immediately,\" it was translated as \"impromptu\" from the sense of \"creating music on the spot.\"\nFree Form: There are no fixed strict rules, but \"ternary form (A-B-A),\" which creates contrast between the main part and the middle section, is often used.\nRomantic Development: They began to be favored during the Romantic era of the 19th century, with Schubert and Chopin leaving behind masterpieces. Representative Works: Chopin's \"Fantaisie-Impromptu\" (Impromptu No. 4) and Schubert's \"Four Impromptus\" are widely enjoyed worldwide.","sequence":36},{"id":"d7884864-1401-48b5-8d91-423b3ca01fee","name":"What is an Elegy?","keywords":["Elegy","Elegy"],"content":"An elegy refers to a poem or musical piece themed on mournful emotions such as mourning for the dead, sadness for what is lost, or the fleeting nature of life. In music, many have been created as short pieces (character pieces) with quiet, introspective, and beautiful melodies.\nEtymology: Derived from the Ancient Greek \"elegeia,\" it originally referred to poems sung in a specific form, but over time the meaning of \"something expressing sadness or lamentation\" became established.\nTone: Characterized by a slow tempo and the frequent use of mournful and poignant melodies based on minor keys.\nRepresentative Works: Gabriel Fauré's \"Élégie Op. 24\" (cello and piano) and Elgar's \"Elegy for Strings\" are widely known.","sequence":37},{"id":"1cae87fb-b1f3-4523-9ff0-c5cd55a991c6","name":"Divertimento","keywords":["Divertimento","Divertimento"],"content":"A divertimento is a bright and light instrumental ensemble piece created for entertainment or diversion at aristocratic parties, outdoor banquets, or dining tables during the Classical era of the 18th century. It is a relaxing genre that prioritizes accessibility and enjoyment over intense tension or deep sadness.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"divertire\" (to entertain, to divert), meaning \"music for entertainment.\"\nFree Composition: Very similar to a serenade, but usually even more detailed and casually composed of many short movements (such as dance-like or march-like ones).\nInstrumentation: Varies from small chamber music ensembles to small-scale orchestras.\nRepresentative Works: Mozart left behind many famous pieces, and particularly \"Divertimento No. 17\" (K. 334) and three bright collections are widely enjoyed.","sequence":38},{"id":"f5b0ee4d-77e6-4a76-9d26-aa658e9e6306","name":"What is a Lullaby?","keywords":["Lullaby","Lullaby"],"content":"A lullaby is a musical piece with a calm and gentle melody sung to put babies or small children to sleep peacefully. In addition to singing by the human voice, it has been widely enjoyed in classical and popular music as emotional instrumental pieces or pieces for listening.\nEtymology: Derived from the English word \"lull,\" meaning \"to quiet\" or \"to soothe,\" and named after the sounds made when putting a child to sleep.\nRhythm and Tempo: Characterized by a calm and regular rhythm (slow triple meter or 6/8 time) like slowly rocking a cradle.\nArtistic Development: Not only as folk songs, but in the field of classical music, many masterpieces were created as artistic works, such as Chopin's \"Berceuse (Lullaby)\" and George Gershwin's string quartet \"Lullaby.\"","sequence":39},{"id":"d853fd6c-4661-4711-9c52-e5b03a095e30","name":"Barcarolle","keywords":["Barcarolle","Barcarolle"],"content":"A barcarolle is a musical form with an elegant rhythm and beautiful melody imitating the swaying of waves, originating from the boat songs sung by gondoliers in Venice, Italy, while rocking on the water. During the Romantic era of classical music, they were favored as emotional piano pieces (character pieces) or as arias in operas.\nEtymology: Derived from the Italian \"barcarola,\" which comes from the Latin \"barca,\" meaning \"small boat.\"\nRhythm and Meter: To represent the movement of a small boat swaying in the waves, a swaying rhythm in gentle 6/8 or 12/8 time (compound meter) is fundamental.\nTone: Many have lyrical melodies tinged with a certain melancholy or sentimentality, drifting with a romantic atmosphere reminiscent of the water's surface at night.\nRepresentative Works: Chopin's \"Barcarolle in F-sharp major, Op. 60,\" the \"Barcarolle (Belle nuit, ô nuit d'amour)\" from Offenbach's opera \"The Tales of Hoffmann,\" and November \"Barcarolle\" from Tchaikovsky's piano collection \"The Seasons\" are world-famous.","sequence":40}],"isSharingEnabled":true,"createdAt":"2026-09-17T08:57:19.397627Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-17T08:57:19.397826Z","creator":{"id":"d7230ab7-5a83-43b7-bf49-263446c41389","username":"Rui0724"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":0,"interactionCountWithRegen":60010},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"957ca9f4-b4ff-4438-82ab-82d44a46b47c","title":"Modern Japan Common Sense","description":"⚠️ When imitating this lore, please state so clearly in the introduction column.\nItems prone to malfunction / For school settings","items":[{"id":"5b4a9470-23f7-44d9-9b34-f5ee3859fb29","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Adult","Grown-up","Alcohol","Tobacco","18 years old"],"content":"$8a","sequence":0},{"id":"e9887fd9-6493-401e-9207-ebbb39ce14e8","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Cigarettes","20 years old","Eighteen","Twenty","Minor"],"content":"$8b","sequence":1},{"id":"fff5cd4a-a15f-4c58-9a03-ca3af1288c89","name":"Fiscal/Academic Year","keywords":["April","Fiscal year"],"content":"The fiscal/academic year begins in April (the start of the new term for schools and many corporations).","sequence":2},{"id":"54f5c73a-239b-4332-af8e-6c3638aee855","name":"Lunch","keywords":["School lunch","Noon","Meal","Food","Bento"],"content":"・Elementary and junior high schools are compulsory education, where the school lunch (kyushoku) system is mainstream.\n・High schools and universities utilize lunch boxes (bento), purchasing food at shops, or school cafeterias.","sequence":3},{"id":"9cf5b63a-4d42-4c8a-828e-538715728589","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Term","School","Spring","Summer","Autumn"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":4},{"id":"18c45b9b-da5a-43cd-8933-4755ef4141e6","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Winter","Trimester system","Elementary","Junior high","High school"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":5},{"id":"d4608506-272e-46b5-b180-ceb8770af8a9","name":"University Term","keywords":["University","Term","Semester system","Spring","Autumn"],"content":"■ Regarding University Terms (Semester System)\nAlmost all Japanese universities use a 2-term system.\n・Spring Semester (First Half): April to early August\n・Autumn Semester (Second Half): late September to early February\nCharacterized by very long breaks lasting nearly two months.","sequence":6},{"id":"61622151-02cb-479f-8c14-0b2b732cd637","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Smoking","Alcohol","Marriage","Voting rights","Contract"],"content":"$8c","sequence":7},{"id":"161d0771-9e9a-43fa-b3ef-0a3bab02146e","name":"Spring","keywords":["Event","Spring","March","April","May"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":8},{"id":"f720da88-0821-430a-8350-0d4c77b0fd18","name":"Summer","keywords":["Summer","June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. A rush of people returning to their hometowns occurs.\n・Summer Festivals / Fireworks Displays: A staple of Japanese summer, enjoying stalls and fireworks while wearing yukata.","sequence":9},{"id":"370cc110-fd5e-47ae-b890-6b434fd21fff","name":"Autumn","keywords":["Autumn","September","October","November","Event"],"content":"■ Autumn (September to November)\n■ September\n・Otsukimi (Moon Viewing/Jugoya): Offering dumplings while viewing the moon.\n・Respect for the Aged Day (3rd Monday): A holiday to honor the elderly.\n■ October\n・Sports Day / Athletic Meet: Held at many schools and in local communities.\n・Halloween (31st): In recent years, it has become established as a costume event. There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: Large-scale events held at high schools and universities.","sequence":10},{"id":"08b37f49-5d71-4ce0-b8e0-6f08235efd49","name":"Winter","keywords":["Winter","Event","December","January","February"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":11},{"id":"a7ab74b2-7505-4952-a567-bac02c599e93","name":"Spring for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Spring","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$8d","sequence":12},{"id":"516b8f84-383c-4594-9f3e-d0d7940f2505","name":"Summer for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Summer","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Summer: July to August (The Critical Peak / Challenging Limits)\n\"He who conquers the summer conquers the exams.\" A physically grueling period where the most study time is invested.\n■ July (Summer Intensive Courses Begin)\nCommon to all examinees: Intense study for over 10 hours from morning to night. Going to cram school with two lunch boxes.\n【Atmosphere】: A self-study room where only the sound of cicadas and the air conditioner echo.\n■ August (Breaking Limits)\nCommon to all examinees: Summer camps and special training courses. Being stimulated by the desperate efforts of rivals.\nUniversity Exams: Visiting target schools during Open Campus to bring motivation to a fever pitch.\n【Atmosphere】: A heat close to a trance state, feeling \"there's nothing left to do but do it.\"","sequence":13},{"id":"5c36aff8-e040-4be4-bf8f-aebd788aa3f3","name":"Autumn for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Autumn","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Autumn: September to November (Practical Exercises and Impatience)\nResults from the summer do not appear immediately, making this the period most prone to mental instability.\n■ September (Mock Exam Rush)\nCommon to all examinees: A series of mock exams where results are judged severely.\n【Atmosphere】: Summer fatigue begins to show, and some fall ill due to anxiety.\n■ October (Diving into Past Papers)\nCommon to all examinees: Finally starting to solve past exam papers (Akahon) of target schools.\n【Atmosphere】: Facing the despair of \"not being able to solve them\" and devising strategies to reach the minimum passing score.\n■ November (Season of Recommendations)\nUniversity Exams: Successful candidates begin to emerge from recommendation and comprehensive selection tracks, creating a temperature difference with the general entrance exam group.\n【Atmosphere】: Days grow shorter, and the way home from cram school feels lonely.","sequence":14},{"id":"890aa5b6-9ee9-47cb-afcb-925d0bc902cb","name":"Winter for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Winter","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$8e","sequence":15},{"id":"e4cffb9e-8464-49ef-bd74-da6fb38ab62a","name":"Sports Day","keywords":["Sports Day","Athletic Meet","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Sports Day / Athletic Meet\n◇ Examples of Events\nRelay (Class competition / Selected members)\nGiant Ball Roll\nObstacle Race\nThree-legged Race\nLong Rope Jumping (Competition for number of jumps)\nTug of War\nBall Toss (Tama-ire)\nCavalry Battle (Kiba-sen)\nScavenger Hunt\nObstacle Course\nEye of the Typhoon (Pole spinning)\nPole Toppling (Bo-taoshi)\nClub Activity Relay (Comedy/Gimmick entries)\n■ Events\nOpening Ceremony / Athlete's Oath\nCheering Competition (Dance, chants, costumes)\nTeam Flag / Panel Making\nClosing Ceremony / Awards\n■ The Best Parts\nMoments when the usually quiet person becomes a hero\nThe class unites through competition\nThe hot, earnest youth in the cheering competition\nCheers of \"Go [Name]!\" during the relay\nGirls' hairstyles are cute\nHeadbands (Hachimaki)\nEveryone is fired up\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends","sequence":16},{"id":"d533bb39-8062-4a79-9e99-2ddf5445d904","name":"Culture Festival","keywords":["Culture Festival","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Culture Festivals\n◇ Examples of Attractions\n○ Classroom-based\nHaunted House\nConcept Cafe (Maid, Butler, Japanese style, etc.)\nEscape Room\nFair Stalls (Target practice, Yo-yo fishing)\nPhoto Spot (Specialized for social media)\nCasino\nMini Attractions\n○ Stage-based\nChoral Competition\nBand Performance\nDance Presentation\nPlay (Romance, Comedy, Parody)\nVolunteer Performances (Singing, Stand-up comedy, etc.)\n○ Exhibition-based\nArtworks\nCalligraphy Performance\nResearch Presentations (Science, History)\n◇ Event-based\nMiss/Mr. Contest\nBingo Tournament\nStamp Rally\nStall Rankings\n◇ The Best Parts\nThere are positions where even introverts can shine (Production, Direction)\nStudents from other schools and outsiders visit = a bit of the extraordinary.\nThe preparation period is the most fun (the actual event ends in a flash)\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends through preparation and the event","sequence":17},{"id":"fe2dd0f9-27ab-4364-a810-5b3f7291a20a","name":"Ball Sports Tournament","keywords":["Ball sports tournament","School event"],"content":"■ Ball Sports Tournament\n◇ Examples of Events\nSoccer\nBasketball\nVolleyball\nDodgeball\nTable Tennis\nSoftball\n◇ Event-based\nClass-to-class Tournament\nCheering (Mostly heckling and cheering)\nAwards for MVP, Top Scorer, etc.\n◇ The Best Parts\nThe temperature difference between the serious players and those just having fun\nThe appearance of someone who suddenly becomes a protagonist in soccer or basketball\nBecoming friends with people you don't usually interact with through the team","sequence":18},{"id":"efcafc39-b376-42f5-9b15-4578db460c94","name":"Choral Competition","keywords":["Choral competition","Chorus contest","Culture festival"],"content":"$8f","sequence":19},{"id":"bacb0c5a-96f0-4154-a142-b444b4d54819","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Year","Day","Hour","Minute","Second"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. (366 days in leap years.)\n1 Year = 12 Months.\n1 Month = Approx. 30 Days. (Varies by month.)\n1 Day = 24 Hours.\n1 Hour = 60 Minutes.\n1 Minute = 60 Seconds.","sequence":20},{"id":"90db111f-4a72-4a44-9d4d-31fd0f479a1c","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Month"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. (366 days in leap years.)\n1 Year = 12 Months.\n1 Month = Approx. 30 Days. (Varies by month.)\n1 Day = 24 Hours.\n1 Hour = 60 Minutes.\n1 Minute = 60 Seconds.","sequence":21},{"id":"59a77e0e-40b4-487b-8f57-b5bf2e913b60","name":"Spring","keywords":["March","April","May","Event"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":22},{"id":"d0d04ea5-7e61-42a1-a8ac-3a56461f73e0","name":"Summer","keywords":["June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. A rush of people returning to their hometowns occurs.\n・Summer Festivals / Fireworks Displays: A staple of Japanese summer, enjoying stalls and fireworks while wearing yukata.","sequence":23},{"id":"0524944b-8861-4b37-87c7-980d44f88b41","name":"Autumn","keywords":["September","October","November","Event"],"content":"■ Autumn (September to November)\n■ September\n・Otsukimi (Moon Viewing/Jugoya): Offering dumplings while viewing the moon.\n・Respect for the Aged Day (3rd Monday): A holiday to honor the elderly.\n■ October\n・Sports Day / Athletic Meet: Held at many schools and in local communities.\n・Halloween (31st): In recent years, it has become established as a costume event. There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: High schools and universities hold large-scale events.","sequence":24},{"id":"5092dd38-5373-4374-8c20-b58eb977814c","name":"Winter","keywords":["December","January","February","Event"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":25},{"id":"ace20a66-fc15-45ac-a12c-f42116808358","name":"Uniform","keywords":["Blazer","Uniform"],"content":"Uniform (Adopted by the majority of junior high and high schools)\n■ Blazer\nCurrently the most mainstream style in Japanese schools. Easy to unify designs for both genders.\n◇ Boys\nComposition: Blazer + Slacks + Dress Shirt + Tie\nA formal silhouette with shoulder pads. A \"relaxed look\" can be achieved by loosening the tie slightly or leaving the shirt untucked.\n◇ Girls\nComposition: Blazer + Skirt (or Slacks) + Blouse + Ribbon (or Tie)\nMany designs have a slightly tapered waist. The school's personality is often shown through the shape and size of the ribbon. It is a staple to wear non-specified cardigans or hoodies under the blazer.","sequence":26},{"id":"17897018-aa5d-4acc-9646-4c341c4f1992","name":"Uniform","keywords":["Uniform","Sailor suit","Gakuran","Stand-up collar"],"content":"Uniform (Adopted by the majority of junior high and high schools)\n■ Sailor Suit\nA synonymous icon of girls' uniforms, though schools adopting sailor suits for boys exist rarely.\n◇ Girls\nComposition: Top with a sailor collar + Pleated skirt + Scarf/Ribbon.\nAvailable in front-opening and pullover types. The number and color of lines on the collar are points for identifying the school. The impression changes depending on whether the scarf is tied tightly or left to hang slightly long.\n■ Stand-up Collar / Gakuran\nThe formal name is \"Tsume-eri.\" The traditional uniform style for boys.\nComposition: Stand-up collar jacket + Slacks.\nTraditionally fastened with five buttons in the front, with a white \"collar\" (a plastic plate) inserted at the neck. It is a staple for rebellious characters to leave the top button open or remove the plastic collar to look rough.","sequence":27},{"id":"9c73fcbd-1dfd-4e1c-a42b-64632bdab1ef","name":"","keywords":["Uniform","Jersey","Gym clothes","Sneakers","PE"],"content":"■ Jersey\nStudents change into jerseys for physical education classes.","sequence":28},{"id":"b163df8a-494c-4055-9ea7-53f456e21ebf","name":"Indoor Shoes","keywords":["Indoor shoes","Uwabaki","Gym shoes","On-campus","Gymnasium"],"content":"■ Uwabaki (Indoor Shoes)\nInside elementary, junior high, and high school buildings, students wear indoor shoes.\n■ Gym Shoes\nWhen using the gymnasium in elementary, junior high, and high schools, students wear specialized gym shoes.","sequence":29},{"id":"64b25719-033b-4326-894f-3a5cf0d7faf9","name":"Station Front","keywords":["Station front","Shop","Sweets","Crepe"],"content":"■ List of examples of facilities found in front of stations\nConvenience store\nFast food\nBeef bowl chain\nCafe\nBank / ATM\nDrugstore\nReal estate agent\nMobile phone shop\nBus rotary\nBicycle parking\nPolice box (Koban)\nStation building / Commercial facilities\nRamen shop\nIzakaya chain\nStanding soba shop\nVending machine\nBakery / Cake shop\nKaraoke\nPachinko / Slot parlor\nGame center\nHair salon\nCram school / Prep school\nMysterious fundraising activities, tissue distribution\nDry cleaners\nLottery stand\nDental clinic / Eye clinic\nClock tower (landmark for meeting up)\nSmoking area (area partitioned off)\nObjects / Statues (Symbols like \"Hachiko\")\n■ List of examples of station-front sweets\nPastry shop / Cake shop\nCream puff specialty shop\nDonut specialty shop\nWaffles\nTaiyaki\nImagawa-yaki (Oban-yaki)\nDumplings (Dango)\nDaifuku\nLimited-time event corners\nIce cream\nCrepe shop","sequence":30},{"id":"8ebb5339-e32c-4379-8f76-f81a01567622","name":"Prime Numbers","keywords":["Prime number"],"content":"■ Examples of Prime Numbers\n2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97\nPrime Number: A natural number that can only be divided by 1 and itself.","sequence":31}],"isSharingEnabled":true,"createdAt":"2026-07-29T21:34:30.327036Z","updatedAt":"2026-07-29T21:34:30.327407Z","creator":{"id":"305a551e-6b04-4254-a763-4d06ff6754cb","username":"Lara_Brown"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":110,"interactionCountWithRegen":226960940},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"41239f73-335d-4454-ada4-71c2ae1e8be6","title":"Four Seasons and Culture of Modern Japan + AI Behavior Fix","description":"Designed for modern Japan and youth-oriented stories. Naturally depicts seasonal changes and events. Includes AI behavior corrections. Derivatives and imitations are welcome.","items":[{"id":"14f72cd6-a239-41f5-ad10-4661e5a62396","name":"1. Spring","keywords":["Spring","Cherry blossoms","Flower viewing","Fresh greenery","Full bloom"],"content":"Spring is the season when winter ends and it gradually becomes warmer. While the image of cherry blossoms is the strongest, what one imagines or feels during spring varies from person to person.","sequence":0},{"id":"7c41cc58-f6ba-4fbf-b243-1aca70250654","name":"2. Summer","keywords":["Summer","Sea","Fireworks","Cicadas","Evening cicada"],"content":"Summer is the season when the rainy season ends and the sun shines intensely, bringing troublesome heat. There are many things that evoke summer, such as the sea, festivals, and tests of courage; what one imagines when hearing the word 'summer' likely depends on the individual.","sequence":1},{"id":"4069c94d-250c-4e02-ab47-fe0bd419043c","name":"3. Autumn","keywords":["Autumn","Autumn leaves","Fallen leaves","Insect chirping"],"content":"Autumn is the season when the summer heat passes, the colors of the trees change, and it becomes cool and comfortable. The shape and image of autumn vary depending on the person or situation, such as 'Autumn for Appetite,' 'Autumn for Reading,' 'Autumn for Sports,' or 'Autumn for Art.'\n\nIn high schools, it is also the season when cultural festivals are held.","sequence":2},{"id":"6742f281-55c6-447d-bdc6-798dca25b8aa","name":"4. Winter","keywords":["Winter","Snow","Kotatsu","Winter"],"content":"Winter is the season when snow falls and it becomes cold. What one imagines is up to the individual.","sequence":3},{"id":"67bee80e-aa20-420c-bf7b-92cac44e2319","name":"5. Rainy Season","keywords":["June","June","Rainy season"],"content":"When June arrives and the rainy season begins, rainfall becomes concentrated. It becomes damp and humid. Hydrangeas usually reach their peak bloom during this period.","sequence":4},{"id":"b04c80a6-369c-4510-b97b-9229b3ea9f85","name":"6. Golden Week","keywords":["Long holiday","Golden Week","Early May","Early May","Spring long holiday"],"content":"At the beginning of May, there is a long holiday period consisting of consecutive days off, commonly known as Golden Week. Showa Day on April 29th, Constitution Memorial Day on May 3rd, Greenery Day on May 4th, and Children's Day on May 5th are national holidays, making it easy for holidays to align consecutively.","sequence":5},{"id":"f7c498b4-b1b0-4850-ad52-f439a955bf7a","name":"7. Sports Festival","keywords":["Sports festival"],"content":"A sports festival is held at high schools in mid-June. It is a chance to show off one's best side to a crush and a perfect event for competing with rivals.","sequence":6},{"id":"7c0e33ce-4498-4b7d-8ede-e096c6a4ced4","name":"8. Summer Festival","keywords":["Summer festival","Before summer vacation"],"content":"A summer festival is held on the Sunday before summer vacation. Stalls are set up, and there appears to be a fireworks display at the end of the festival.","sequence":7},{"id":"b8c963c0-32e6-46db-8922-4d4fad712ee7","name":"9. Cultural Festival","keywords":["Cultural festival"],"content":"In mid-October, a cultural festival is held at high schools. Consequently, a preparation period begins for several weeks leading up to the event.\nOn the day of the cultural festival, one should visit various classes and aim to make their own class's attraction a success.","sequence":8},{"id":"93e3f2e8-3e7a-460f-a85c-1c1bb08e8870","name":"10. Christmas","keywords":["Christmas","December 24th"],"content":"December 24th is Christmas. It is a chance to create memories on a special day.","sequence":9},{"id":"1b54756e-0b09-486d-ab67-a9a8e1f47682","name":"11. 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The sun sets early, and there are times when it is already dim after school.\n\nIn December, the second term closing ceremony is held, and winter break begins. Christmas illuminations and events increase in the city, providing many opportunities to play with friends or go out with a lover or someone of interest. During the New Year holidays, students spend time with family, and some go for the first shrine visit of the year (hatsumode).\n\nIn February, a choral festival is held, and classes decide on songs and practice after the opening ceremony in January. Following Valentine's Day in February and White Day in March, the graduation and completion ceremonies take place, leading into spring break. At the graduation ceremony, current students see off the graduates, serving as a place for farewells between club seniors, juniors, and close friends.","sequence":16},{"id":"18857c4c-4f08-4578-acbc-3da0bb1c3211","name":"Choral Festival","keywords":["choral festival","chorus","required song","chosen song","accompaniment"],"content":"The Ryoo Academy Choral Festival is a school-wide event held in winter. It is conducted in the grand auditorium as a class competition within each grade. Each class decides on a song in advance and selects a conductor and accompanist from among the students.\n\nFor several weeks before the event, classes practice not only during music lessons but also in the mornings, during lunch breaks, and after school. In addition to classrooms, the music room, grand auditorium, and empty classrooms are assigned as practice spaces, and students may practice split into parts. While conflicts sometimes arise within the class regarding practice methods or participation attitudes, many classes unite as the performance approaches.\n\nOn the day, students participate in their uniforms, and each class takes turns performing their chorus on stage. Through judging, top awards are selected for each grade, and individual awards for conductors and accompanists are also established.","sequence":17},{"id":"e55a9dd0-cf55-45ab-9c18-fa9d872b0e11","name":"Romance Events","keywords":["confession","chocolate","present","anniversary","dating"],"content":"At Ryoo Academy, there are no special school rules prohibiting romance, and relationships between students are not uncommon. Confessions take place in various locations, such as classrooms after school, the courtyard, behind the school buildings, the rooftop, or after club activities.\n\nChristmas is a classic time to invite someone of interest on a date or exchange presents. On Valentine's Day, many students give chocolates or sweets to their crushes or partners, not limited to girls giving to boys, and exchanges between friends are also common. These can be either handmade or store-bought. There is a custom of giving return gifts for Valentine's on White Day.\n\nOn birthdays, friends often celebrate and give presents. Couples in a relationship may treat the day they started dating or their birthdays as anniversaries, though there are individual differences in how they celebrate or the importance they place on them.","sequence":18},{"id":"718bccc0-e6e7-46e7-93d3-c0cdace63bb3","name":"Nonomiya Station Area","keywords":["Nonomiya","nearest","station front","meeting up","pickup"],"content":"The area around Nonomiya Station is a peaceful town centered on residential areas. It is crowded with commuters and students in the mornings and evenings, but it is not a major downtown district.\n\nIn front of the station, there are daily-use shops such as convenience stores, drugstores, fast food outlets, family restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, supermarkets, and clinics, as well as affordable eateries for students. The station plaza is often used for meeting up or being picked up during commutes.\n\nThe school route connecting the school and the station is filled with Ryoo students, and it is a daily occurrence to talk briefly in front of the station after school or buy drinks and snacks. For serious entertainment, many students head to Hanagaoka, Horitsubata, or Mizukawa.\n\nThe lines Nonomiya Station belongs to, distance to the school, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":19},{"id":"28d8a7c9-145c-4ba2-b3fe-e0272e6e3bc1","name":"Hanagaoka Station Area","keywords":["Hanagaoka","cafe","shopping","goods","sweets"],"content":"The station area features a well-maintained, bright cityscape with a collection of cafes, bakeries, bookstores, general stores, apparel shops, cosmetic shops, sweets shops, and restaurants.\n\nThere are commercial facilities directly connected to or in front of the station housing multiple stores, making it a staple for casual shopping and detours for Ryoo students. Many Ryoo students visit on foot after school.\n\nIt is used for a wide range of activities, such as having tea after school, looking for presents, checking out new clothes or goods, or having a light meal. While lively, it is not as large-scale a downtown as Mizukawa, and it has a calm atmosphere that is easy for students to visit.\n\nIt is also used for casual dates or meeting up on holidays.\n\nLines Hanagaoka Station belongs to, adjacent stations, distance from school, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":20},{"id":"2da524f1-41f8-43e9-a499-16680fb60c7a","name":"Horitsubata Station Area","keywords":["Horitsubata","shopping street","karaoke","arcade","family restaurant"],"content":"In front of the station, traditional shopping streets and new stores coexist, offering shops that are easy for students to use, such as fast food, family restaurants, ramen shops, set-meal diners, cafes, bakeries, bookstores, drugstores, and 100-yen shops.\n\nThere are also entertainment facilities like karaoke, game centers, photo booths (purikura), and internet cafes, giving it a more eclectic and casual atmosphere for play than Hanagaoka. Many Ryoo students visit after school or on holidays.\n\nThe station area has high foot traffic and remains lively after evening. It serves as one of the daily playgrounds for Ryoo students, where they play after school, eat on the way home from clubs, or meet up.\n\nLines Horitsubata Station belongs to, transfers, station order, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":21},{"id":"772626b7-8e78-498f-aac4-b1821d17087c","name":"Takakura Station Area","keywords":["Takakura","shopping","shopping","daily goods"],"content":"The area in front of Takakura Station has been redeveloped, bringing together commercial facilities directly connected to the station, supermarkets, bookstores, cafes, restaurants, household goods stores, and electronics retailers.\n\nIts scale is not too large, making it easy to finish daily shopping, and a calm residential area with apartments and houses spreads out a short distance from the station. It is crowded with commuters and students in the mornings and evenings.\n\nIt is often used in ways closely tied to daily life, such as shopping or eating before going home after school, meeting up in front of the station, or picking up items for the family. While not a flashy downtown, it has plenty of shop options and is a user-friendly town for Ryoo students.\n\nLines Takakura Station belongs to, transfers, and routes toward Nonomiya follow the transportation settings.","sequence":22},{"id":"c4306df2-9dff-4502-91b4-28736f3fba8f","name":"Wakamiyano Station Area","keywords":["Wakamiyano","stylish","park","walk","relax"],"content":"The station area features a planned and well-maintained cityscape, with cafes, restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, apparel, interior, and lifestyle stores lined up around the commercial facilities directly connected to or in front of the station.\n\nA short walk leads to tree-lined streets, wide parks, green spaces, and promenades with benches, making it less noisy than a downtown district.\n\nIt is easy to spend time calmly—not just for shopping, but for long talks in cafes, walking in the park, or resting on benches—making it suitable for outings with friends or dates.\n\nFrom evening to night, the station front and tree-lined streets are lit up, creating a slightly different atmosphere than during the day. It is known as a sophisticated town that is not as large-scale as Mizukawa nor as eclectic as Horitsubata.\n\nLines Wakamiyano Station belongs to, transfers, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":23},{"id":"32b5292e-a7d7-4bdf-897d-e96b57f40def","name":"Mizukawa Station Area","keywords":["Mizukawa","downtown","movie","shopping","city"],"content":"Mizukawa Station is the largest station in Mizukawa City. The area around the station forms a downtown district with particularly high foot traffic, featuring large commercial facilities, department stores, movie theaters, electronics retailers, fashion buildings, bookstores, restaurant rows, cafes, karaoke, and game centers.\n\nOffice districts, hotels, and restaurant areas also spread out a short distance from the station, making it lively day and night.\n\nWhile a bit far for a casual detour after school, it is popular among Ryoo students as a destination for specific purposes, such as playing all day on holidays, watching movies, doing major shopping, or having meals for birthdays and anniversaries.\n\nWith a vast array of shops and entertainment options, it is also used for meeting up and dates.\n\nLines Mizukawa Station belongs to, station order, transfers, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":24},{"id":"0a267a91-830c-4499-a6c6-e18c75aa681b","name":"Nanashiro","keywords":["Nanashiro","sea","aquarium","leisure","full day"],"content":"Nanashiro is a large city facing the sea on the southeastern side of Mizukawa City. Along the coast, large commercial facilities, aquariums, amusement parks, Ferris wheels, movie theaters, hotels, event facilities, restaurants, and cafes gather, making it a popular outing area visited by many people on holidays.\n\nThe waterfront features well-maintained seaside parks, plazas, and promenades where one can walk while looking at the scenery or enjoy the night view. Since one can spend a whole day combining shopping and dining with the aquarium or leisure facilities, it is a staple destination for outings with friends or dates.\n\nFor Ryoo students, it is a destination more suited for holidays than after school. Seaside events and illuminations are also held depending on the season.\n\nLines used, transfers, and travel routes to Nanashiro follow the transportation settings.","sequence":25},{"id":"d74c5bd4-6607-4299-baa2-439e3987b847","name":"Haramachi","keywords":["Haramachi","thrift","live","subculture","night"],"content":"Haramachi is a somewhat cluttered town where thrift stores and live music venues gather.\n\nAround the station, there are thrift stores, record shops, musical instrument stores, live houses, small movie theaters, independently owned cafes and bars, and ramen shops, attracting many young people and fans of music and fashion.\n\nWhile the main streets have high foot traffic, entering the backstreets reveals narrow alleys and old buildings, creating a unique atmosphere different from Mizukawa or Wakamiyano. People often visit with a specific purpose, such as touring thrift stores for finds, watching live shows, or walking the town while taking photos.\n\nIt is somewhat distant from Ryoo Academy and is better suited for holidays than after school. Since the cluttered atmosphere intensifies at night around the live houses and eateries, it is not very suitable for high schoolers to wander around alone late at night.\n\nLines used, transfers, and travel routes to Haramachi follow the transportation settings.","sequence":26},{"id":"3696f6b0-00f6-4ed5-9d8b-d9094a7539ff","name":"Fukamigafuchi","keywords":["Fukamigafuchi","riverside","quiet","walk","river"],"content":"Fukamigafuchi is a calm town where the river and residential areas are close. In front of the station, there are shops necessary for daily life, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and small eateries, but there are no large commercial facilities or downtown districts.\n\nA short walk from the station leads to riverside promenades, small parks, and long-standing residential areas, where many people can be seen walking or jogging in the evening. It is easy to feel the seasons, such as the cherry blossoms along the river in spring and the coolness of the water in summer.\n\nSome Ryoo students commute from this area, and it is used more as a living sphere than a town to visit for play. It is suitable for quiet moments, such as students living in the area talking away from crowds or walking home along the river.\n\nLines Fukamigafuchi Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":27},{"id":"d8ad9a2e-526d-43c6-888f-03f7d153da58","name":"Enokigaya","keywords":["Enokigaya","residential area","slope","quiet","near home"],"content":"Enokigaya is a town centered on residential areas. Around the station, there are supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, clinics, and independently owned eateries, providing the shops necessary for daily life.\n\nAway from the station, residential areas with many slopes spread out, dotted with houses, low-rise apartments, and small parks. There are no downtown districts or large entertainment facilities, and it is relatively quiet at night. Long-time residents and residents of new housing developments coexist.\n\nIt is one of the commuting areas for Ryoo Academy, and it is not uncommon for students to live here. It is often used as a stage for daily life rather than a playground—visiting a friend's house, talking in a nearby park, or stopping by a supermarket or convenience store on the way home.\n\nLines Enokigaya Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":28},{"id":"8adf8593-dac6-4204-bd73-c44b3b5e61c0","name":"Kakinosawa","keywords":["Kakinosawa","suburb","nature","countryside","relaxed"],"content":"Kakinosawa is a suburban town where residential areas and nature coexist. In front of the station, there are shops necessary for life, such as supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores, and eateries, but as one moves away from the station, the density of residential areas decreases, and fields, green spaces, and small woods can be seen.\n\nThere are few large commercial or entertainment facilities, and the entire town has a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. There are many detached houses, and homes with gardens or traditional residences still remain.\n\nSome Ryoo students commute from this area. It is used more as a living sphere than a place to go out for play, making it suitable for daily scenes like going to a friend's house, walking in the neighborhood, or moving around by bicycle.\n\nLines Kakinosawa Station belongs to, adjacent stations, and commuting routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":29},{"id":"68810c83-3c7e-499b-829c-3545b7bd39b4","name":"Central Tokyo Area","keywords":["central Tokyo","city","trip","go to town","in Tokyo"],"content":"The central Tokyo area has a higher concentration of commercial and entertainment facilities than Mizukawa City, with a vast array of choices including large department stores, fashion buildings, movie theaters, theaters, live venues, specialty shops, and restaurants.\n\nWhile it is not a daily living sphere for Ryoo students, it is not uncommon for them to head there for holiday shopping, live shows, events, or special dates. It serves as a destination when there is a purpose that cannot be fulfilled within the city or when they want to go somewhere different for fun.\n\nSpecific shop names, facility names, and station names in central Tokyo may be set as fictional as needed.\nHowever, the station order, transfer stations, and connection relationships of existing lines must not be changed, and travel routes follow the transportation settings.","sequence":30},{"id":"f9f3cec4-c358-4836-bbd0-836c4087b1ef","name":"Public Safety / Night","keywords":["safety","night road","late hour","getting dark","nighttime"],"content":"Mizukawa City and the surrounding cities are generally urban areas where high school students can lead their daily lives, but the atmosphere varies by location and time of day.\n\nResidential areas and station fronts in Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, Takakura, and Wakamiyano are relatively calm even at night, with many commuters and students visible during return hours.\n\nThe downtown area of Mizukawa and Horitsubata have high foot traffic and are bright until late, while backstreets and areas far from the station see a decrease in people. In Haramachi, the areas around live houses and eateries become lively at night, and the cluttered atmosphere intensifies compared to the daytime.\n\nWhen high school students are out late, it is natural for them to be mindful of their return time, taking actions according to the situation, such as seeing a close friend to the station or contacting their family.\n\nLast trains and nighttime transportation methods follow the transportation settings.","sequence":31},{"id":"e02de021-1375-4982-9d1d-5c8080ae4b00","name":"Housing / Living","keywords":["live","home","living alone","apartment","house"],"content":"$98","sequence":32},{"id":"42725d47-7cc1-4299-85d3-a47077be122f","name":"Part-time Jobs","keywords":["part-time job","work","shift","salary","clerk"],"content":"Students at Ryoo Academy are allowed to work part-time as long as it does not interfere with their studies or school life. Whether a student works depends on individual factors such as family policy or balancing it with club activities.\n\nCommon part-time jobs for high schoolers include convenience stores, supermarkets, cafes, fast food, family restaurants, bakeries, bookstores, drugstores, general stores, and movie theaters.\n\nThere are many choices, such as local shops in Nonomiya and Hanagaoka, food and retail in Horitsubata and Takakura, and stores within large commercial facilities in Mizukawa.\n\nStudents may work shifts from after school until evening/night on weekdays, and from daytime on holidays. It is common to adjust shifts according to club activities, regular exams, and school events.\n\nIf a character has an individual part-time job setting, that takes top priority.\nSpecific travel routes to the workplace follow the transportation settings.","sequence":33},{"id":"2db019e1-f9e5-47f3-bcea-e1335b125927","name":"School Area / Routes","keywords":["school route","school gate","going to school","leaving school","going home together"],"content":"The area around Ryoo Academy is a calm environment centered on residential areas, with many Ryoo students coming and going during commute hours.\n\nThe school route leading from the school gate toward the station features convenience stores, beverage vending machines, and small eateries, where students can buy snacks or drinks on the way home.\n\nDaily interactions during commutes are common, such as walking to the station together with friends, stopping to talk along the way, or meeting up at the school gate or on the route.\n\nDetailed shop names and directions on the school route or around the school may be set as fictional according to the scene, provided they do not change existing positional relationships.\n\nDistances from the school to each station, stations used, travel routes, and means of transportation follow the transportation settings.","sequence":34},{"id":"7066b283-a199-4e86-8ace-79d5093ff5a3","name":"Ryoo Academy Uniform","keywords":["uniform","blazer","tie","shirt","cardigan"],"content":"The basic uniform of Ryoo Academy consists of a white dress shirt, a light gray blazer, and a dull rose-colored necktie. There are no conspicuous decorations like school crests or emblems on the blazer or shirt.\n\nThere is a high degree of freedom in how it is worn, and some students do not wear the blazer. Students are permitted to style it their own way, such as pairing it with cardigans, knits, knit vests, or hoodies, rolling up shirt sleeves, or loosening or removing the tie.\n\nEven if the uniform is worn loosely, it is not unusual for a student of Ryoo Academy. Since most characters have individual clothing and styling settings, it is safest to determine from the character image or simply describe it as the uniform.\n\nDescriptions of gakuran or sailor-style uniforms are prohibited.","sequence":35},{"id":"ffe6561c-522b-428f-8267-e07af17585f3","name":"Forest School","keywords":["forest","room","group","river","bug"],"content":"$99","sequence":36}],"isSharingEnabled":false,"createdAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:45.562428Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:45.562579Z","creator":{"id":"2305ba13-b725-407a-a536-09bcef6cdcfe","username":"gunkan-no-hito"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":3,"interactionCountWithRegen":5538},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"7d26ab11-510c-40da-8cae-b6e19247f509","title":"Transportation Network","description":"Transportation Lore","items":[{"id":"76e64c7a-03db-4cfd-a35e-affeb3050dc1","name":"Traffic & Route Rules","keywords":["train","station","transfer","route","nearest"],"content":"When traveling by rail, the stations, lines, station order, transfer stations, and nearest stations described in the Transportation Lorebook take absolute priority. Do not arbitrarily add line connections, transfer stations, or through-services that are not listed.\n\nWhen traveling on the same line, do not transfer; only transfer at connecting stations when moving to a different line.\n\nTravel by foot is limited to sections explicitly stated as \"walkable\" or \"X minutes on foot\" in the Transportation Lorebook, or obvious short distances such as around stations or one's home. Do not substitute walking for travel spanning multiple stations or moving to different areas/towns.\n\nWhen heading to distant stations or towns from Ryoo Academy, first walk approximately 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station (the school's nearest station) and use the railway from there.\n\nDo not confuse the school's nearest station with each character's home station.","sequence":0},{"id":"7a6806d5-b568-4b0a-883a-c03dea55452b","name":"School Access","keywords":["Ryoo Academy","Nonomiya","Hanagaoka","commute","walk"],"content":"The nearest station to Ryoo Academy High School is Nonomiya Station on the Ryokuen Line. It is approximately a 12-minute walk from the school to Nonomiya Station, and most students head toward Nonomiya Station when commuting.\n\nHanagaoka Station is also a station on the Ryokuen Line and is about a 20-minute walk from the school. While it is possible to walk directly to the school from there, it is not considered Ryoo Academy's nearest station.\n\nNonomiya Station and Hanagaoka Station are adjacent; it is one stop on the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Hanagaoka with no transfer required.\n\nWhen referring to the \"school's nearest station,\" always use Nonomiya Station and do not change it to Hanagaoka Station or any other station.","sequence":1},{"id":"034b7fec-53fc-4be1-8e93-d58bf3ac68cc","name":"Home Station","keywords":["home","nearest","house","returning home","living"],"content":"The home station set for each character is the \"station nearest to their home,\" not the station nearest to their current location.\n\nIf the current location is Ryoo Academy:\nThe station nearest to the current location = always Nonomiya Station.\nWhen leaving school, first head from Ryoo Academy to Nonomiya Station on foot (approx. 12 mins).\nDo not walk directly to the home station.\n\nCommuting to school:\nHome -> Home Station -> Rail -> Nonomiya Station -> Walk approx. 12 mins -> Ryoo Academy\n\nReturning home:\nRyoo Academy -> Walk approx. 12 mins -> Nonomiya Station -> Rail -> Home Station -> Home\n\nWhen using the phrase \"nearest station\" alone, it refers to the station nearest to the current location at that moment.\nIn scenes at Ryoo Academy, do not call the home station the \"nearest station.\"\n\nThe home station is information used to determine the destination when returning home, not for determining the current location or the station to walk to when starting to leave school.","sequence":2},{"id":"6991f393-6090-4799-86ba-5ca0e8b87b79","name":"Ryokuen Line: Citybound","keywords":["Ryokuen Line","citybound","northbound","Horitsubata","inbound"],"content":"The station order when heading toward the city center on the Ryokuen Line is:\nKakinozawa -> Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Nonomiya:\nNonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Hanagaoka:\nHanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata.\n\nThis entire section is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary. Transfer at Horitsubata only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":3},{"id":"dd188142-35da-48b2-8b40-2b954d43ae88","name":"Ryokuen Line: Outbound","keywords":["Ryokuen Line","outbound","southbound","Hanagaoka","outbound"],"content":"The station order when heading toward the suburbs on the Ryokuen Line is:\nCity Center -> Horitsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa -> Suburbs.\n\nWhen heading toward Nonomiya from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs from Nonomiya:\nNonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa -> Suburbs.\n\nThis entire section is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary. It is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line somewhere in the suburban direction, but the connecting station name is unset.","sequence":4},{"id":"ec59e6c1-4cab-4714-9bf6-9605c0459576","name":"Kawabe Line: Mizukawa","keywords":["Kawabe Line","Mizukawa","Mizukawa","Wakomiyano","east side"],"content":"When heading toward Mizukawa on the Kawabe Line, the order of major stations is:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Takakura:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Wakomiyano:\nWakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nOther stations exist between the major stations. No transfer is necessary for travel within the Kawabe Line. Mizukawa Station is the terminus of the Kawabe Line.","sequence":5},{"id":"a9d50463-0af0-43f7-a567-3d525be643e5","name":"Kawabe Line: West Suburbs","keywords":["Kawabe Line","west side","outbound","Takakura","Horitsubata"],"content":"When heading toward the western suburbs on the Kawabe Line, the order of major stations is:\nMizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura -> Western Suburbs.\n\nWhen heading toward the western suburbs from Mizukawa:\nMizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Wakomiyano:\nWakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Horitsubata:\nHoritsubata -> Takakura.\n\nOther stations exist between the major stations. No transfer is necessary for travel within the Kawabe Line.","sequence":6},{"id":"629414d4-8c02-4f6e-9cee-f2dc773f097a","name":"Horitsubata Transfer","keywords":["Horitsubata","transfer","Ryokuen Line","Kawabe Line","connection"],"content":"Horitsubata Station is a transfer station between the Ryokuen Line and the Kawabe Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Ryokuen Line to the Kawabe Line, transfer at Horitsubata.\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Ryokuen Line, also transfer at Horitsubata.\n\nOn the Ryokuen Line, the positional relationship is: City Center <- Horitsubata <- Enokigaya <- Fukamigafuchi <- Nonomiya.\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is: Takakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nWhen traveling between Nonomiya and Takakura, transfer exactly once at Horitsubata.\nIf you are just passing through Horitsubata while staying on the same line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":7},{"id":"16d72e07-7f5a-4802-96c2-8ad6fc8fe724","name":"Takakura Transfer","keywords":["Takakura","transfer","Kawabe Line","Saito Main Line","connection"],"content":"Takakura Station is a transfer station between the Kawabe Line and the Saito Main Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Saito Main Line, transfer at Takakura.\nWhen moving from the Saito Main Line to the Kawabe Line, also transfer at Takakura.\n\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is: Western Suburbs <- Takakura <- Horitsubata <- Wakomiyano <- Mizukawa.\nOn the Saito Main Line, heading south from Takakura leads to Haramachi, and heading north leads toward the city center.\n\nWhen heading from Takakura to Nonomiya, take the Kawabe Line to Horitsubata and transfer to the Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata.\nDo not transfer to the Saito Main Line to get from Takakura to Nonomiya.","sequence":8},{"id":"dba731b6-4ae7-4953-8e73-689960d8d48e","name":"Wakomiyano Transfer","keywords":["Wakomiyano","transfer","Kawabe Line","Jokou Line","connection"],"content":"Wakomiyano Station is a transfer station between the Kawabe Line and the Jokou Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Kawabe Line to the Jokou Line, transfer at Wakomiyano.\nWhen moving from the Jokou Line to the Kawabe Line, also transfer at Wakomiyano.\n\nOn the Kawabe Line, the positional relationship is:\nTakakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa.\n\nHeading north from Wakomiyano on the Jokou Line leads to the city center, and heading south leads toward the suburbs and rural areas. It is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line somewhere to the south, but the connecting station name is unset.\n\nIf you are just passing through Wakomiyano while staying on the Kawabe Line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":9},{"id":"a8ec67a3-daba-48b1-be94-5e5ce9ad4feb","name":"Haramachi Transfer","keywords":["Haramachi","transfer","Saito Main Line","Nanashiro Line","connection"],"content":"Haramachi Station is a transfer station between the Saito Main Line and the Nanashiro Line.\n\nWhen moving from the Saito Main Line to the Nanashiro Line, transfer at Haramachi.\nWhen moving from the Nanashiro Line to the Saito Main Line, also transfer at Haramachi.\n\nOn the Saito Main Line, Haramachi is located further south from Takakura.\nHeading north from Haramachi on the Saito Main Line leads toward Takakura, and heading south leads further into the suburbs and rural areas.\n\nThe Nanashiro Line traverses the southern area and is used for traveling to central Nanashiro City and the coastal areas.\n\nIf you are just passing through Haramachi while staying on the Saito Main Line, no transfer is necessary.","sequence":10},{"id":"2a506e75-09af-4d8f-b48b-8aa8f9663fd7","name":"Saito Main Line: City","keywords":["Saito Main Line","citybound","northbound","Takakura","Haramachi"],"content":"When heading toward the city center on the Saito Main Line, head north.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nHaramachi -> North -> Takakura -> North -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Haramachi, first head north on the Saito Main Line toward Takakura, then continue on the Saito Main Line further toward the city center.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between Haramachi and Takakura, and north of Takakura. Haramachi and Takakura are not necessarily adjacent stations.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Haramachi to Takakura or the city center using only the Saito Main Line. Transfer at Takakura only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":11},{"id":"cac18eb6-8c00-485d-96f8-c238f97c1587","name":"Saito Main Line: Out","keywords":["Saito Main Line","outbound","southbound","Haramachi","Takakura"],"content":"When heading toward the suburbs or rural areas on the Saito Main Line, head south.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nCity Center -> South -> Takakura -> South -> Haramachi -> Further Suburbs/Rural.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs or rural areas from Takakura, head south on the Saito Main Line toward Haramachi.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between Takakura and Haramachi, and south of Haramachi. Takakura and Haramachi are not necessarily adjacent stations.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Takakura to Haramachi or the suburbs using only the Saito Main Line. Transfer at Haramachi only if moving to the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":12},{"id":"e225bd0f-9517-4fe8-8877-0b13764b325f","name":"Jokou Line: Citybound","keywords":["Jokou Line","citybound","northbound","Wakomiyano","inbound"],"content":"When heading toward the city center on the Jokou Line, head north.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nSuburbs/Rural -> South -> Wakomiyano -> North -> City Center.\n\nWhen heading toward the city center from Wakomiyano, continue north on the Jokou Line.\n\nUnset stations may exist north of Wakomiyano. The specific station names and number of stations are not fixed.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Wakomiyano to the city center using only the Jokou Line. Transfer at Wakomiyano only if moving to the Kawabe Line.","sequence":13},{"id":"e4b842f2-2545-4749-824e-32ef76753cf2","name":"Jokou Line: Outbound","keywords":["Jokou Line","outbound","southbound","Wakomiyano","outbound"],"content":"When heading toward the suburbs or rural areas on the Jokou Line, head south.\n\nThe major positional relationship is:\nCity Center -> North -> Wakomiyano -> South -> Suburbs/Rural.\n\nWhen heading toward the suburbs or rural areas from Wakomiyano, continue south on the Jokou Line.\n\nUnset stations exist south of Wakomiyano, and it is possible to transfer to the Nanashiro Line along the way. The name of the connecting station with the Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nNo transfer is necessary when traveling from Wakomiyano to the suburbs or rural areas using only the Jokou Line. Transfer at the connecting station only if moving to the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":14},{"id":"666d1834-b5ce-4d2f-a44e-efd1723ba962","name":"Nanashiro Line Connect","keywords":["Nanashiro Line","Nanashiro","Haramachi","coastal","transfer"],"content":"The Nanashiro Line is a line that traverses the area south of Mizukawa City and is used for travel to central Nanashiro City and the coastal areas.\n\nThe Nanashiro Line connects with the Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line respectively.\n\nThe transfer station with the Saito Main Line is Haramachi.\nThe transfer station with the Ryokuen Line is unset.\nThe transfer station with the Jokou Line is also unset.\n\nAt Haramachi, transfers between the Saito Main Line and Nanashiro Line are possible.\n\nWhen moving from the Ryokuen Line or Jokou Line to the Nanashiro Line, transfer at their respective actual connecting stations. Just because the connecting station names are unset, do not arbitrarily make existing stations like Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, or Wakomiyano transfer stations for the Nanashiro Line.","sequence":15},{"id":"2b16780d-b4d8-44dc-b4c0-c62a05734e3d","name":"City Center: General","keywords":["city center","downtown","outing","city","going out"],"content":"The Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line all lead to the city center of the metropolitan area when heading north.\n\nThe city center is home to large department stores, fashion buildings, movie theaters, theaters, live venues, specialty shops, and restaurants. Ryoo students may visit for weekend shopping, events, concerts, or special dates.\n\nSpecific station names, store names, and facility names in the city center may be created as fictional settings as needed. However, do not change the existing station order, transfer stations, or line connections.\n\nThe Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line do not necessarily have mutual through-service or connections in the city center; do not arbitrarily create transfers or through-services that are not described.","sequence":16},{"id":"262cc5af-dcdf-4edc-87b4-6c7e8a18d212","name":"Hanagaoka to Nonomiya","keywords":["Hanagaoka","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Hanagaoka Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHanagaoka\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Nonomiya\n\nNonomiya and Hanagaoka are adjacent stations on the Ryokuen Line, so it is one stop with no transfer required.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nWhile it is possible to walk directly from Hanagaoka to Ryoo Academy in about 20 minutes, when using the railway, follow the order of Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya.","sequence":17},{"id":"6ce823bb-3deb-4555-bac8-0120dd946fd5","name":"Nonomiya to Hanagaoka","keywords":["Nonomiya","Hanagaoka","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Hanagaoka Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n\nNonomiya and Hanagaoka are adjacent stations on the Ryokuen Line, so it is one stop with no transfer required.\n\nWhen heading to Hanagaoka from Ryoo Academy, there are two methods: walking about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and traveling one stop on the Ryokuen Line, or walking directly from the school to Hanagaoka Station in about 20 minutes.\n\nAlthough Hanagaoka is within walking distance, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station.","sequence":18},{"id":"1c8cb9dd-65e3-4536-b6a4-75d3a964723a","name":"Kakinozawa to Nonomiya","keywords":["Kakinozawa","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Kakinozawa Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nKakinozawa\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Kakinozawa to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Hanagaoka along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya.","sequence":19},{"id":"db522ac0-1427-4b3b-b12b-8d3611b3dc48","name":"Nonomiya to Kakinozawa","keywords":["Nonomiya","Kakinozawa","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Kakinozawa Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Kakinozawa\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Kakinozawa, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nDo not transfer at Hanagaoka along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Kakinozawa.\n\nWhen returning home toward Kakinozawa from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) from Nonomiya.","sequence":20},{"id":"2094a05a-c6a0-425f-a87a-d1b42278220f","name":"Fukamigafuchi to Nono","keywords":["Fukamigafuchi","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Fukamigafuchi Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nFukamigafuchi\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Nonomiya\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Fukamigafuchi to Nonomiya; no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not head toward Enokigaya or Horitsubata when going from Fukamigafuchi to Nonomiya. Nonomiya is located on the outbound side from Fukamigafuchi.","sequence":21},{"id":"bf742b21-16e2-4dcf-9191-06500e2a29e0","name":"Nonomiya to Fukami","keywords":["Nonomiya","Fukamigafuchi","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Fukamigafuchi Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Fukamigafuchi; no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen returning home toward Fukamigafuchi from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not head toward Hanagaoka or Kakinozawa when going from Nonomiya to Fukamigafuchi. Fukamigafuchi is located on the citybound side from Nonomiya.","sequence":22},{"id":"58c69255-f568-47b5-99c3-ea42283515ed","name":"Enokigaya to Nonomiya","keywords":["Enokigaya","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Enokigaya Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nEnokigaya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Enokigaya to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya. Do not head toward Horitsubata or the city center when going from Enokigaya to Nonomiya.","sequence":23},{"id":"0e4d12e8-e6e9-4e2d-a391-8228c4cd58cc","name":"Nonomiya to Enokigaya","keywords":["Nonomiya","Enokigaya","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Enokigaya Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Enokigaya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen returning home toward Enokigaya from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Enokigaya. Do not head toward Hanagaoka or Kakinozawa when going from Nonomiya to Enokigaya.","sequence":24},{"id":"ab925642-6c47-4ee4-a400-3b45a34d51c5","name":"Horitsubata to Nono","keywords":["Horitsubata","Nonomiya","commute","school","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Horitsubata Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHoritsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nFrom Horitsubata to Nonomiya, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nDo not transfer at Enokigaya or Fukamigafuchi along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Kawabe Line when going from Horitsubata to Nonomiya.","sequence":25},{"id":"49875967-c5d5-48d4-81dc-9d52a7ccbd9b","name":"Nonomiya to Horitsu","keywords":["Nonomiya","Horitsubata","after school","returning home","Ryokuen Line"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Horitsubata Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n\nFrom Nonomiya to Horitsubata, the entire trip is on the Ryokuen Line, so no transfer is necessary.\n\nWhen heading toward Horitsubata from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station and use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) from Nonomiya.\n\nDo not transfer at Fukamigafuchi or Enokigaya along the way; continue on the Ryokuen Line to Horitsubata.","sequence":26},{"id":"32aac9ee-a05b-409d-99fa-21e9de5e1142","name":"Takakura to Nonomiya","keywords":["Takakura","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Takakura Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nTakakura\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Takakura to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Saito Main Line.","sequence":27},{"id":"0fb1c13c-935b-4afa-908e-758f9117cb23","name":"Nonomiya to Takakura","keywords":["Nonomiya","Takakura","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Takakura Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Takakura\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Takakura from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Takakura. Do not go via other transfer stations or lines.","sequence":28},{"id":"4ceba8f6-3f61-40e4-b483-f14e8cf3a014","name":"Wakomiyano to Nono","keywords":["Wakomiyano","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Wakomiyano Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nWakomiyano\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Wakomiyano to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer to the Jokou Line.","sequence":29},{"id":"90cee686-96d6-4c96-be0c-83f35d17faed","name":"Nonomiya to Wakomiya","keywords":["Nonomiya","Wakomiyano","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Wakomiyano Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Wakomiyano from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Wakomiyano. Do not transfer to the Jokou Line to get to Wakomiyano.","sequence":30},{"id":"ad94fd15-ab0b-4aee-bcc6-bb9940b62c5e","name":"Mizukawa to Nonomiya","keywords":["Mizukawa","Nonomiya","Horitsubata","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Mizukawa Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nMizukawa\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUse the Kawabe Line from Mizukawa to Horitsubata, and the Ryokuen Line from Horitsubata to Nonomiya. Do not transfer at Wakomiyano; continue on the Kawabe Line to Horitsubata.","sequence":31},{"id":"19ae8416-2df1-48d0-b2c0-a5789ec63c02","name":"Nonomiya to Mizukawa","keywords":["Nonomiya","Mizukawa","Horitsubata","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Mizukawa Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Wakomiyano\n-> Mizukawa\n\nThere is only one transfer, at Horitsubata.\n\nWhen heading toward Mizukawa from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nUse the Ryokuen Line from Nonomiya to Horitsubata, and the Kawabe Line from Horitsubata to Mizukawa. Do not transfer at Wakomiyano; continue on the Kawabe Line to the terminus, Mizukawa.","sequence":32},{"id":"35ef1522-adbe-4245-8d3f-810316d7a716","name":"Haramachi to Nonomiya","keywords":["Haramachi","Nonomiya","Takakura","commute","school"],"content":"The correct route from Haramachi Station to Nonomiya Station is as follows:\n\nHaramachi\n-> Saito Main Line (Citybound)\n-> Takakura\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Takakura\n-> Kawabe Line (Mizukawa direction)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere are two transfers, at Takakura and Horitsubata.\n\nWhen commuting to Ryoo Academy, get off at Nonomiya Station and walk approximately 12 minutes to the school.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist on the Saito Main Line between Haramachi and Takakura. Transfer to the Kawabe Line at Takakura and the Ryokuen Line at Horitsubata.","sequence":33},{"id":"35108166-6266-4a93-820d-b9b73f8a8b6f","name":"Nonomiya to Haramachi","keywords":["Nonomiya","Haramachi","Takakura","after school","returning home"],"content":"The correct route from Nonomiya Station to Haramachi Station is as follows:\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Transfer to Kawabe Line at Horitsubata\n-> Kawabe Line (Western Suburbs direction)\n-> Takakura\n-> Transfer to Saito Main Line at Takakura\n-> Saito Main Line (Outbound)\n-> Haramachi\n\nThere are two transfers, at Horitsubata and Takakura.\n\nWhen heading toward Haramachi from Ryoo Academy, walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station before using this route.\n\nDo not use the Nanashiro Line to get to Haramachi.","sequence":34},{"id":"8d3cfe87-f426-4bb1-8656-452dd9e7556a","name":"Commute & Return","keywords":["commute","after school","returning home","go home together","escort"],"content":"When commuting to and from Ryoo Academy, most students use Nonomiya Station, the school's nearest station. It is a 12-minute walk between the school and Nonomiya Station.\n\nIf a character has a home station setting, that station must be the reference point, and the commute/return route must follow the corresponding individual route and the Transportation Lorebook.\n\nFriends heading in the same direction may walk to the station together or return home together on the train. Even if the directions differ, one might accompany a close friend or someone they have feelings for to the station or transfer station.\n\nDo not change the home station, line used, transfer stations, or travel direction just for the sake of conversational convenience.","sequence":35},{"id":"c218317a-cbc0-40db-bf51-796d686a0c68","name":"Walk, Bike, Bus","keywords":["walk","bicycle","bus","bike rack","on foot"],"content":"Walking and cycling are means of transport reserved for short distances.\n\nThe main sections explicitly stated as walkable are:\n- Ryoo Academy <=> Nonomiya Station: approx. 12 mins\n- Ryoo Academy <=> Hanagaoka Station: approx. 20 mins\netc.\n\nWhen heading to other stations or towns, use the railway if a rail route is set. Do not travel by foot for distances spanning multiple stations, to stations on different lines, or to different areas.\n\nBicycles can be used for short distances such as around the home or between home and the home station, but do not have them travel long distances as a substitute for rail routes.\n\nRoute buses are auxiliary transport. Specific bus routes are unset and should not be used as a shortcut to ignore established rail routes.","sequence":36},{"id":"5b150fdc-4ff5-474d-8fdd-f075473b366e","name":"Taxi, Last Train","keywords":["taxi","last train","late night","rain","pickup"],"content":"Each railway line has a last train, but specific last train times are unset. Do not arbitrarily set times in scenes where it is not necessary.\n\nWhen high school students stay out late, it is natural for them to worry about their return time or the last train. If they can make the last train, they should return home following the normal rail lines and transfer routes.\n\nIn cases of rain, heavy luggage, or late nights, they may use a family pickup or a taxi.\n\nA taxi is an auxiliary means of transport and should not be used as a basis for changing the normal home station, rail lines, or transfer relationships.","sequence":37},{"id":"029593f1-eff3-4888-96ff-846e9ff197e8","name":"Unset Stations","keywords":["unset","station name","connecting station","intermediate station","through-service"],"content":"Stations, connecting stations, and intermediate stations whose specific names are not determined in the transportation settings are treated as unset.\n\nUnset intermediate stations may exist between major stations on the Kawabe Line, or between Takakura and Haramachi on the Saito Main Line, but the order of existing major stations must not be changed.\n\nThe Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line, and the Jokou Line and Nanashiro Line, are connected, but the connecting station names are unset. Do not arbitrarily make existing stations like Nonomiya, Hanagaoka, Kakinozawa, or Wakomiyano transfer stations for the Nanashiro Line without basis.\n\nEven when creating unset station names for a scene, do not add new connections, transfers, or through-services between existing lines.","sequence":38},{"id":"da92086c-eab4-4f45-b0e8-a09b736acd81","name":"Nonomiya to Nanashiro","keywords":["Nonomiya","Nanashiro","Nanashiro Line","sea","outing"],"content":"When heading toward central Nanashiro City or the coastal areas from Nonomiya Station, first use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound).\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Kakinozawa\n-> Further Outbound\n-> Transfer to Nanashiro Line at a connecting station\n-> Central Nanashiro City / Coastal Areas\n\nThe name of the connecting station between the Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nDo not go via Horitsubata, Takakura, Wakomiyano, or Haramachi without basis to get to Nanashiro. From Nonomiya, proceed on the Ryokuen Line in the outbound direction and transfer at the actual Nanashiro Line connecting station.","sequence":39},{"id":"7c6f190e-1d08-4b3f-8ed3-6037cd95c7ce","name":"Nanashiro to Nonomiya","keywords":["Nanashiro","Nonomiya","Nanashiro Line","Ryokuen Line","returning home"],"content":"When heading toward Nonomiya Station from central Nanashiro City or the coastal areas, transfer from the Nanashiro Line to the Ryokuen Line.\n\nCentral Nanashiro City / Coastal Areas\n-> Nanashiro Line\n-> Transfer to Ryokuen Line at a connecting station\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Kakinozawa\n-> Hanagaoka\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThe name of the connecting station between the Ryokuen Line and Nanashiro Line is unset.\n\nDo not go via Haramachi, Takakura, Horitsubata, or Wakomiyano without basis to get from the Nanashiro area to Nonomiya. Transfer from the Nanashiro Line at the actual Ryokuen Line connecting station, then proceed on the Ryokuen Line toward the city center.","sequence":40},{"id":"a12a6eeb-8651-4ad6-8245-e57cee7c99ea","name":"Nonomiya to City","keywords":["Nonomiya","city center","downtown","Ryokuen Line","outing"],"content":"When heading toward the city center from Nonomiya Station, use the Ryokuen Line (Citybound) directly.\n\nNonomiya\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Further on Ryokuen Line toward City Center\n\nThere is no need to transfer to the Kawabe Line at Horitsubata to get to the city center from Nonomiya. Since the Ryokuen Line itself continues north toward the city center, stay on the train.\n\nSpecific station names in the city center are unset. They may be created as fictional settings depending on the scene, but do not change the existing station order or transfer relationships.","sequence":41},{"id":"1a8acb2e-556f-426b-9ed8-5695e61cbce4","name":"Ryoo to Nonomiya","keywords":["Ryoo Academy","Nonomiya","after school","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading toward Nonomiya Station from the city center, use the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) directly.\n\nCity Center\n-> Ryokuen Line (Outbound)\n-> Horitsubata\n-> Enokigaya\n-> Fukamigafuchi\n-> Nonomiya\n\nThere is no need to transfer to the Kawabe Line at Horitsubata to get to Nonomiya from the city center. Pass through Horitsubata and continue on the Ryokuen Line to Nonomiya.\n\nNo transfer is necessary at Enokigaya or Fukamigafuchi either.\n\nThe specific departure station name in the city center is unset. It may be created as a fictional setting depending on the scene, but do not change the existing station order or transfer relationships.","sequence":42},{"id":"f75601ff-2dcb-4ae7-840f-67298f27d5a1","name":"Ryoo to Nonomiya","keywords":["academy","Nonomiya","after school","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading from Ryoo Academy High School to Nonomiya Station, the school's nearest station, it is approximately a 12-minute walk.\n\nRyoo Academy\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Nonomiya Station\n\nNonomiya Station is the official nearest station to Ryoo Academy, and most students head toward Nonomiya Station when commuting.\n\nThere is no need to take a train to get from the school to the station. Hanagaoka Station is also within walking distance but takes about 20 minutes and is not the school's nearest station.\n\nNormally, in cases like \"going from school to the nearest station\" or \"returning to the station together,\" head toward Nonomiya Station on foot unless otherwise specified.","sequence":43},{"id":"559a7dca-597b-4cd0-966a-850e5d6e74d4","name":"Nonomiya to Ryoo","keywords":["Nonomiya","academy","commute","walk","nearest"],"content":"When heading from Nonomiya Station to Ryoo Academy High School, it is approximately a 12-minute walk.\n\nNonomiya Station\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Ryoo Academy\n\nNonomiya Station is the official nearest station to Ryoo Academy, and many Ryoo students use it for their commute.\n\nThere is no need to take a train to get from Nonomiya Station to the school. Hanagaoka Station is located about a 20-minute walk from the school, but it is not the school's nearest station.\n\nNormally, in cases like \"going from the nearest station to school\" or \"commuting from the station,\" head toward Ryoo Academy on foot from Nonomiya Station unless otherwise specified.","sequence":44},{"id":"e11d21b5-5826-47fe-b709-0be9321b1415","name":"Ryoo to Hanagaoka","keywords":["academy","Hanagaoka","after school","walk","detour"],"content":"When heading directly from Ryoo Academy High School to Hanagaoka Station, it is approximately a 20-minute walk.\n\nRyoo Academy\n-> Walk approx. 20 mins\n-> Hanagaoka Station\n\nSince Hanagaoka Station can be reached directly from the school on foot, friends may sometimes walk there together after school to hang out.\n\nHowever, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station, not Hanagaoka Station.\n\nWhen heading to Hanagaoka from the school, besides walking directly for about 20 minutes, one can also walk about 12 minutes to Nonomiya Station -> one stop on the Ryokuen Line (Outbound) -> Hanagaoka.","sequence":45},{"id":"e6cf2bce-a66a-4501-a6da-46ea67dee117","name":"Hanagaoka to Ryoo","keywords":["Hanagaoka","Ryoo Academy","commute","walk","school"],"content":"When heading directly from Hanagaoka Station to Ryoo Academy High School, it is approximately a 20-minute walk.\n\nHanagaoka Station\n-> Walk approx. 20 mins\n-> Ryoo Academy\n\nIt is possible to commute by walking directly from Hanagaoka Station to the school. However, the nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station, not Hanagaoka Station.\n\nWhen using the railway, the route is:\nHanagaoka\n-> Ryokuen Line (Citybound)\n-> Nonomiya\n-> Walk approx. 12 mins\n-> Ryoo Academy\n\nIt is one stop on the Ryokuen Line from Hanagaoka to Nonomiya with no transfer required.","sequence":46},{"id":"051c211c-4e03-4885-be0a-c8d9d826907f","name":"Major Transfer List","keywords":["transfer station","transfer","connection","line","major station"],"content":"The confirmed major transfer stations are as follows:\n\nTakakura: Kawabe Line <=> Saito Main Line\nHoritsubata: Kawabe Line <=> Ryokuen Line\nWakomiyano: Kawabe Line <=> Jokou Line\nHaramachi: Saito Main Line <=> Nanashiro Line\n\nThere are also connecting stations for Ryokuen Line <=> Nanashiro Line and Jokou Line <=> Nanashiro Line, but the station names are unset.\n\nDo not treat stations not listed as new transfer stations. If you are just passing through a transfer station while staying on the same line, no transfer is necessary. Transfer only when moving to a different line at the station where those two lines connect.","sequence":47},{"id":"55a289d8-32e5-4ce5-bdca-ff206c60d17b","name":"Stations & Lines","keywords":["station","which line","line","line used"],"content":"Major stations and their affiliated lines are as follows:\n\nNonomiya: Ryokuen Line\nHanagaoka: Ryokuen Line\nKakinozawa: Ryokuen Line\nFukamigafuchi: Ryokuen Line\nEnokigaya: Ryokuen Line\nHoritsubata: Ryokuen Line, Kawabe Line\nTakakura: Kawabe Line, Saito Main Line\nWakomiyano: Kawabe Line, Jokou Line\nMizukawa: Kawabe Line\nHaramachi: Saito Main Line, Nanashiro Line\n\nStations with multiple lines listed are transfer stations. Do not treat stations with only one line listed as stations of another line or as transfer stations without basis.\n\nThe nearest station to Ryoo Academy is Nonomiya Station on the Ryokuen Line.","sequence":48},{"id":"f9fcf758-3705-467b-81f7-56b12b355d48","name":"Direction & Order","keywords":["direction","inbound","outbound","north side","south side"],"content":"The travel directions for each line are based on the following:\n\nRyokuen Line:\nCitybound = Kakinozawa -> Hanagaoka -> Nonomiya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Enokigaya -> Horitsubata\nOutbound = Horitsubata -> Enokigaya -> Fukamigafuchi -> Nonomiya -> Hanagaoka -> Kakinozawa\n\nKawabe Line:\nMizukawa direction = Takakura -> Horitsubata -> Wakomiyano -> Mizukawa\nWestern Suburbs direction = Mizukawa -> Wakomiyano -> Horitsubata -> Takakura\n\nFor the Saito Main Line, Ryokuen Line, and Jokou Line, the north side is toward the city center, and the south side is toward the suburbs and rural areas.\n\nCheck the station order to see which side the destination is from the current location, and do not let characters board a train in the opposite direction.","sequence":49}],"isSharingEnabled":false,"createdAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:57.372889Z","updatedAt":"2026-09-10T11:36:57.372949Z","creator":{"id":"2305ba13-b725-407a-a536-09bcef6cdcfe","username":"gunkan-no-hito"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":3,"interactionCountWithRegen":5346},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"1a9c38ce-72e5-4c4d-aa2c-2782b93c0358","title":"Preventing AI Errors","description":"To ensure the story progresses smoothly, maintain character consistency and conversation quality.","items":[{"id":"1effa8d2-12d9-41b4-ad0f-fee97e120c48","name":"Regarding {{user}}","keywords":["{{user}}","name","gender","action","speech"],"content":"Refer to {{user}}'s talk profile. Do not mistake their name or gender. Do not arbitrarily describe their actions or speech.","sequence":0},{"id":"20c1b8d5-f62d-42a0-b509-559dff114b11","name":"Regarding {{char}}","keywords":["{{char}}","settings","tone","personality","name"],"content":"Strictly adhere to {{char}}'s settings. Maintain consistency in tone and personality. Do not mistake their name.","sequence":1},{"id":"1f6a172f-0324-49cd-91d1-da3d31b76be6","name":"Regarding the Narrator","keywords":["self","name","overuse","word count"],"content":"Do not overuse symbols like \"...\", \",\", or \"—\". Do not give the narrator a sense of self. Maintain the names of {{user}}, {{char}}, and the narrator without changing them. For example, ensure descriptions like \"'I love you'—a phrase of only three words...\" match the actual word count.","sequence":2},{"id":"ca874bb2-e2cd-4e08-820d-e48f110c9df4","name":"Prohibition of Repetitive Developments and Dialogue","keywords":["development","dialogue","same","flow","equal"],"content":"Do not repeat the same flow in dialogue and plot developments. Ensure all characters participate in the conversation equally.","sequence":3},{"id":"39c76a4c-da87-41a6-8fef-2fcb5dc6e926","name":"Situational Description","keywords":["description","location","situation"],"content":"Moderately describe the situation and location appropriate to the conversation.","sequence":4},{"id":"aecbbe47-6cb2-4793-8bfb-d1ff10ad6f5b","name":"Maintaining Relationships","keywords":["relationship","maintain","change","balance"],"content":"Maintain the balance of relationships. If a change occurs, follow that change accordingly.","sequence":5},{"id":"2b25fb2a-4832-4f10-a4aa-27ae5af162dd","name":"Regarding NPCs","keywords":["name","gender","age","tone","appearance"],"content":"If an NPC's name, gender, age, or tone is specified, maintain consistency. They should appear in moderation.","sequence":6},{"id":"9b014008-833c-4a61-9dff-9c0a4ce66286","name":"Regarding Multiple Characters","keywords":["settings","tone"],"content":"Do not change the tone of multiple characters. Strictly adhere to the settings of each character.","sequence":7},{"id":"dce318ba-a5f0-42c3-b3c8-285961e5415e","name":"Regarding Second-Person Pronouns","keywords":["he","she","they"],"content":"When using pronouns based on the character's gender, use \"he\" for males, \"she\" for females, and \"they\" for unknown or both genders.","sequence":8},{"id":"357b6f18-df30-4e53-9c43-ae6e16d6e591","name":"Regarding Language","keywords":["foreign language","accurate","garbled text"],"content":"Accurately write foreign languages such as English, Korean, Chinese, etc., in addition to Japanese. Do not allow garbled text. It must never occur.","sequence":9},{"id":"8a5e361d-3881-4838-9015-ec6c952fc3c4","name":"Regarding Dialogue","keywords":["dialogue","amount","long sentence","short sentence","prohibited"],"content":"Keep the amount of dialogue moderate. However, a series of short sentences is prohibited. Use moderately long sentences.","sequence":10},{"id":"b87ccad3-4a24-428c-94f7-6b5c7461ba83","name":"Regarding Symbols","keywords":["output restriction","symbols","prohibited","natural prose","disable"],"content":"Output restrictions: Overuse of decorative symbols, emotional symbols, and consecutive symbols is prohibited. Disable excessive use of \"♡\", \"♪\", \"...\", \",\", etc. Maintain natural prose.","sequence":11},{"id":"36f959d4-0b79-409c-a6d4-1965baccc645","name":"Regarding Text","keywords":["narrator","dialogue","do not cut off"],"content":"Do not let the narrator's text or dialogue cut off. Ensure everything is completed to the end.","sequence":12},{"id":"e5f79e10-e6a4-460a-a76f-ae01d1959152","name":"Overused Words Prohibited","keywords":["unfair","cheating","overuse prohibited"],"content":"Overuse of words like \"unfair\" or \"cheating\" is prohibited.","sequence":13},{"id":"e028ab00-0bdc-45af-bae5-5c8faeb04be4","name":"Non-Interference of Third Parties","keywords":["intercom","third party","speech","disappear","recognition or perception"],"content":"• Disappear the moment an intercom rings.\n• Disappear the moment a third party appears, before they can speak.\n• As this is a law of the world, no one can recognize or perceive this fact.","sequence":14}],"isSharingEnabled":true,"createdAt":"2026-07-28T01:52:26.803499Z","updatedAt":"2026-07-28T01:52:26.803661Z","creator":{"id":"565ecb26-e789-4f0b-9f61-4cc706fb91b2","username":"DreamLove"},"stats":{"connectedPlotCount":4561,"interactionCountWithRegen":4438563369},"mode":"STORY_CHAT","reviewState":"NONE"},{"id":"957ca9f4-b4ff-4438-82ab-82d44a46b47c","title":"Modern Japan Common Sense","description":"⚠️ When imitating this lore, please state so clearly in the introduction column.\nItems prone to malfunction / For school settings","items":[{"id":"5b4a9470-23f7-44d9-9b34-f5ee3859fb29","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Adult","Grown-up","Alcohol","Tobacco","18 years old"],"content":"$9a","sequence":0},{"id":"e9887fd9-6493-401e-9207-ebbb39ce14e8","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Cigarettes","20 years old","Eighteen","Twenty","Minor"],"content":"$9b","sequence":1},{"id":"fff5cd4a-a15f-4c58-9a03-ca3af1288c89","name":"Fiscal/Academic Year","keywords":["April","Fiscal year"],"content":"The fiscal/academic year begins in April (the start of the new term for schools and many corporations).","sequence":2},{"id":"54f5c73a-239b-4332-af8e-6c3638aee855","name":"Lunch","keywords":["School lunch","Noon","Meal","Food","Bento"],"content":"・Elementary and junior high schools are compulsory education, where the school lunch (kyushoku) system is mainstream.\n・High schools and universities utilize lunch boxes (bento), purchasing food at shops, or school cafeterias.","sequence":3},{"id":"9cf5b63a-4d42-4c8a-828e-538715728589","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Term","School","Spring","Summer","Autumn"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":4},{"id":"18c45b9b-da5a-43cd-8933-4755ef4141e6","name":"Academic Term","keywords":["Winter","Trimester system","Elementary","Junior high","High school"],"content":"■ Basic rules for Japanese academic terms\n■ 3-Term System (Trimester System)\nThe most popular format for Japanese elementary, junior high, and high schools.\n・1st Term (Spring Term): April to late July (until summer vacation)\n・2nd Term (Autumn Term): September to late December (until winter vacation)\n・3rd Term (Winter Term): January to late March (until spring vacation)","sequence":5},{"id":"d4608506-272e-46b5-b180-ceb8770af8a9","name":"University Term","keywords":["University","Term","Semester system","Spring","Autumn"],"content":"■ Regarding University Terms (Semester System)\nAlmost all Japanese universities use a 2-term system.\n・Spring Semester (First Half): April to early August\n・Autumn Semester (Second Half): late September to early February\nCharacterized by very long breaks lasting nearly two months.","sequence":6},{"id":"61622151-02cb-479f-8c14-0b2b732cd637","name":"Adulthood","keywords":["Smoking","Alcohol","Marriage","Voting rights","Contract"],"content":"$9c","sequence":7},{"id":"161d0771-9e9a-43fa-b3ef-0a3bab02146e","name":"Spring","keywords":["Event","Spring","March","April","May"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":8},{"id":"f720da88-0821-430a-8350-0d4c77b0fd18","name":"Summer","keywords":["Summer","June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. A rush of people returning to their hometowns occurs.\n・Summer Festivals / Fireworks Displays: A staple of Japanese summer, enjoying stalls and fireworks while wearing yukata.","sequence":9},{"id":"370cc110-fd5e-47ae-b890-6b434fd21fff","name":"Autumn","keywords":["Autumn","September","October","November","Event"],"content":"■ Autumn (September to November)\n■ September\n・Otsukimi (Moon Viewing/Jugoya): Offering dumplings while viewing the moon.\n・Respect for the Aged Day (3rd Monday): A holiday to honor the elderly.\n■ October\n・Sports Day / Athletic Meet: Held at many schools and in local communities.\n・Halloween (31st): In recent years, it has become established as a costume event. There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: Large-scale events held at high schools and universities.","sequence":10},{"id":"08b37f49-5d71-4ce0-b8e0-6f08235efd49","name":"Winter","keywords":["Winter","Event","December","January","February"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":11},{"id":"a7ab74b2-7505-4952-a567-bac02c599e93","name":"Spring for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Spring","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$9d","sequence":12},{"id":"516b8f84-383c-4594-9f3e-d0d7940f2505","name":"Summer for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Summer","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Summer: July to August (The Critical Peak / Challenging Limits)\n\"He who conquers the summer conquers the exams.\" A physically grueling period where the most study time is invested.\n■ July (Summer Intensive Courses Begin)\nCommon to all examinees: Intense study for over 10 hours from morning to night. Going to cram school with two lunch boxes.\n【Atmosphere】: A self-study room where only the sound of cicadas and the air conditioner echo.\n■ August (Breaking Limits)\nCommon to all examinees: Summer camps and special training courses. Being stimulated by the desperate efforts of rivals.\nUniversity Exams: Visiting target schools during Open Campus to bring motivation to a fever pitch.\n【Atmosphere】: A heat close to a trance state, feeling \"there's nothing left to do but do it.\"","sequence":13},{"id":"5c36aff8-e040-4be4-bf8f-aebd788aa3f3","name":"Autumn for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Autumn","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"■ Annual Schedule for Examinees\n■ Autumn: September to November (Practical Exercises and Impatience)\nResults from the summer do not appear immediately, making this the period most prone to mental instability.\n■ September (Mock Exam Rush)\nCommon to all examinees: A series of mock exams where results are judged severely.\n【Atmosphere】: Summer fatigue begins to show, and some fall ill due to anxiety.\n■ October (Diving into Past Papers)\nCommon to all examinees: Finally starting to solve past exam papers (Akahon) of target schools.\n【Atmosphere】: Facing the despair of \"not being able to solve them\" and devising strategies to reach the minimum passing score.\n■ November (Season of Recommendations)\nUniversity Exams: Successful candidates begin to emerge from recommendation and comprehensive selection tracks, creating a temperature difference with the general entrance exam group.\n【Atmosphere】: Days grow shorter, and the way home from cram school feels lonely.","sequence":14},{"id":"890aa5b6-9ee9-47cb-afcb-925d0bc902cb","name":"Winter for Examinees","keywords":["Exams","Winter","Study","Cram school","Prep school"],"content":"$9e","sequence":15},{"id":"e4cffb9e-8464-49ef-bd74-da6fb38ab62a","name":"Sports Day","keywords":["Sports Day","Athletic Meet","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Sports Day / Athletic Meet\n◇ Examples of Events\nRelay (Class competition / Selected members)\nGiant Ball Roll\nObstacle Race\nThree-legged Race\nLong Rope Jumping (Competition for number of jumps)\nTug of War\nBall Toss (Tama-ire)\nCavalry Battle (Kiba-sen)\nScavenger Hunt\nObstacle Course\nEye of the Typhoon (Pole spinning)\nPole Toppling (Bo-taoshi)\nClub Activity Relay (Comedy/Gimmick entries)\n■ Events\nOpening Ceremony / Athlete's Oath\nCheering Competition (Dance, chants, costumes)\nTeam Flag / Panel Making\nClosing Ceremony / Awards\n■ The Best Parts\nMoments when the usually quiet person becomes a hero\nThe class unites through competition\nThe hot, earnest youth in the cheering competition\nCheers of \"Go [Name]!\" during the relay\nGirls' hairstyles are cute\nHeadbands (Hachimaki)\nEveryone is fired up\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends","sequence":16},{"id":"d533bb39-8062-4a79-9e99-2ddf5445d904","name":"Culture Festival","keywords":["Culture Festival","School event"],"content":"■ Regarding Culture Festivals\n◇ Examples of Attractions\n○ Classroom-based\nHaunted House\nConcept Cafe (Maid, Butler, Japanese style, etc.)\nEscape Room\nFair Stalls (Target practice, Yo-yo fishing)\nPhoto Spot (Specialized for social media)\nCasino\nMini Attractions\n○ Stage-based\nChoral Competition\nBand Performance\nDance Presentation\nPlay (Romance, Comedy, Parody)\nVolunteer Performances (Singing, Stand-up comedy, etc.)\n○ Exhibition-based\nArtworks\nCalligraphy Performance\nResearch Presentations (Science, History)\n◇ Event-based\nMiss/Mr. Contest\nBingo Tournament\nStamp Rally\nStall Rankings\n◇ The Best Parts\nThere are positions where even introverts can shine (Production, Direction)\nStudents from other schools and outsiders visit = a bit of the extraordinary.\nThe preparation period is the most fun (the actual event ends in a flash)\nCouples tend to form\nEveryone gets close and becomes friends through preparation and the event","sequence":17},{"id":"fe2dd0f9-27ab-4364-a810-5b3f7291a20a","name":"Ball Sports Tournament","keywords":["Ball sports tournament","School event"],"content":"■ Ball Sports Tournament\n◇ Examples of Events\nSoccer\nBasketball\nVolleyball\nDodgeball\nTable Tennis\nSoftball\n◇ Event-based\nClass-to-class Tournament\nCheering (Mostly heckling and cheering)\nAwards for MVP, Top Scorer, etc.\n◇ The Best Parts\nThe temperature difference between the serious players and those just having fun\nThe appearance of someone who suddenly becomes a protagonist in soccer or basketball\nBecoming friends with people you don't usually interact with through the team","sequence":18},{"id":"efcafc39-b376-42f5-9b15-4578db460c94","name":"Choral Competition","keywords":["Choral competition","Chorus contest","Culture festival"],"content":"$9f","sequence":19},{"id":"bacb0c5a-96f0-4154-a142-b444b4d54819","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Year","Day","Hour","Minute","Second"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. (366 days in leap years.)\n1 Year = 12 Months.\n1 Month = Approx. 30 Days. (Varies by month.)\n1 Day = 24 Hours.\n1 Hour = 60 Minutes.\n1 Minute = 60 Seconds.","sequence":20},{"id":"90db111f-4a72-4a44-9d4d-31fd0f479a1c","name":"Units of Time","keywords":["Month"],"content":"1 Century = 100 Years\n1 Year = 365 Days. (366 days in leap years.)\n1 Year = 12 Months.\n1 Month = Approx. 30 Days. (Varies by month.)\n1 Day = 24 Hours.\n1 Hour = 60 Minutes.\n1 Minute = 60 Seconds.","sequence":21},{"id":"59a77e0e-40b4-487b-8f57-b5bf2e913b60","name":"Spring","keywords":["March","April","May","Event"],"content":"■ Spring (March to May)\n■ March\n・Hinamatsuri (3rd): An event to pray for the healthy growth of girls. Hina dolls are displayed, and diamond-shaped rice cakes (hishimochi) and rice crackers (arare) are eaten.\n・White Day (14th): The day to return gifts for Valentine's Day.\n・Graduation Ceremony: Held in mid-to-late March, marking the season of partings.\n・Vernal Equinox Day: Higan. There is a custom of visiting family graves.\n■ April\n・Ohanami (Cherry Blossom Viewing): Enjoying banquets or walks under the cherry blossoms.\n・Entrance Ceremonies (School/Company): The most symbolic period in Japan when new life begins.\n■ May\n・Golden Week (GW): A long holiday period where Constitution Memorial Day, Children's Day, and other holidays overlap.\n・Tango no Sekku (5th): A day to celebrate the growth of boys. Koinobori (carp streamers) are displayed, and kashiwamochi is eaten.\n・Mother's Day (2nd Sunday): The custom of giving carnations.","sequence":22},{"id":"d0d04ea5-7e61-42a1-a8ac-3a56461f73e0","name":"Summer","keywords":["June","July","August","Event"],"content":"■ Summer (June to August)\n■ June\n・Koromogae (Seasonal Change of Clothing): Uniforms and the like switch to summer versions.\n・Tsuyu (Rainy Season): A period with many rainy days. Hydrangeas (ajisai) are at their best.\n・Father's Day (3rd Sunday): A day to express gratitude to fathers.\n■ July\n・Tanabata (7th): Writing wishes on strips of paper (tanzaku) and hanging them on bamboo.\n・Umi-biraki (Opening of the Sea): Swimming beaches open, and the full-scale summer begins.\n■ August\n・Obon (around 13th–16th): A period to memorialize the spirits of ancestors. 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There is a culture of exchanging sweets.\n■ November\n・Momijigari (Autumn Leaf Viewing): Going out to see the changing colors of maples and ginkgo trees.\n・Shichi-Go-San (15th): Celebrating the growth of children aged 3, 5, and 7 by visiting shrines.\n・Culture Festival / School Festival: High schools and universities hold large-scale events.","sequence":24},{"id":"5092dd38-5373-4374-8c20-b58eb977814c","name":"Winter","keywords":["December","January","February","Event"],"content":"■ Winter (December to February): A season of silence and family gatherings\n■ December\n・Christmas (24th/25th): Eating chicken and cake, and exchanging presents.\n・Year-end Cleaning / Last Work Day: Tidying up one's surroundings toward the end of the year.\n・New Year's Eve (31st): Eating Toshikoshi Soba and waiting for the New Year while listening to the temple bells (Joya no Kane).\n■ January\n・New Year (1st–3rd): Going for Hatsumode (first shrine visit) and eating Osechi cuisine and Ozoni.\n・Coming of Age Ceremony (2nd Monday): A ceremony to celebrate new adults.\n■ February\n・Setsubun (around 3rd): Throwing beans to ward off misfortune and eating Ehomaki.\n・Valentine's Day (14th): A culture where women give chocolate to men.","sequence":25},{"id":"ace20a66-fc15-45ac-a12c-f42116808358","name":"Uniform","keywords":["Blazer","Uniform"],"content":"Uniform (Adopted by the majority of junior high and high schools)\n■ Blazer\nCurrently the most mainstream style in Japanese schools. Easy to unify designs for both genders.\n◇ Boys\nComposition: Blazer + Slacks + Dress Shirt + Tie\nA formal silhouette with shoulder pads. A \"relaxed look\" can be achieved by loosening the tie slightly or leaving the shirt untucked.\n◇ Girls\nComposition: Blazer + Skirt (or Slacks) + Blouse + Ribbon (or Tie)\nMany designs have a slightly tapered waist. The school's personality is often shown through the shape and size of the ribbon. It is a staple to wear non-specified cardigans or hoodies under the blazer.","sequence":26},{"id":"17897018-aa5d-4acc-9646-4c341c4f1992","name":"Uniform","keywords":["Uniform","Sailor suit","Gakuran","Stand-up collar"],"content":"Uniform (Adopted by the majority of junior high and high schools)\n■ Sailor Suit\nA synonymous icon of girls' uniforms, though schools adopting sailor suits for boys exist rarely.\n◇ Girls\nComposition: Top with a sailor collar + Pleated skirt + Scarf/Ribbon.\nAvailable in front-opening and pullover types. The number and color of lines on the collar are points for identifying the school. The impression changes depending on whether the scarf is tied tightly or left to hang slightly long.\n■ Stand-up Collar / Gakuran\nThe formal name is \"Tsume-eri.\" The traditional uniform style for boys.\nComposition: Stand-up collar jacket + Slacks.\nTraditionally fastened with five buttons in the front, with a white \"collar\" (a plastic plate) inserted at the neck. It is a staple for rebellious characters to leave the top button open or remove the plastic collar to look rough.","sequence":27},{"id":"9c73fcbd-1dfd-4e1c-a42b-64632bdab1ef","name":"","keywords":["Uniform","Jersey","Gym clothes","Sneakers","PE"],"content":"■ Jersey\nStudents change into jerseys for physical education classes.","sequence":28},{"id":"b163df8a-494c-4055-9ea7-53f456e21ebf","name":"Indoor Shoes","keywords":["Indoor shoes","Uwabaki","Gym shoes","On-campus","Gymnasium"],"content":"■ Uwabaki (Indoor Shoes)\nInside elementary, junior high, and high school buildings, students wear indoor shoes.\n■ Gym Shoes\nWhen using the gymnasium in elementary, junior high, and high schools, students wear specialized gym shoes.","sequence":29},{"id":"64b25719-033b-4326-894f-3a5cf0d7faf9","name":"Station Front","keywords":["Station front","Shop","Sweets","Crepe"],"content":"■ List of examples of facilities found in front of stations\nConvenience store\nFast food\nBeef bowl chain\nCafe\nBank / 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Questions that defer judgment or development to the {{user}} (e.g., \"What should we do?\" or \"What do you want to do?\") are prohibited. Proposals and actions should be expressed as declarations of intent (\"I will...\", \"Let's...\") rather than interrogatives. Instead of responding passively, characters must spontaneously present the next action, topic, or situation to ensure a natural flow.","sequence":0},{"id":"81efe392-8e64-430b-88d2-c70f100f6916","name":"Prohibition of Waiting for Instructions","keywords":["what should I","instruction","leave it to","judgment","permission"],"content":"Seeking instructions or permission from the {{user}} is prohibited. The character must always make their own judgments and avoid irresponsible remarks like \"What should I do?\" or \"I'll leave it to you.\" Actions and speech should be derived autonomously from the situation, personality, and relationship. 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Carry over emotions from the previous interaction and do not reset them in a short time. Emotions should be continuously reflected in speech, attitude, pauses, and gestures. Even during scene transitions, do not sever the emotional flow; changes should occur gradually.","sequence":5},{"id":"58023629-2156-4bff-820d-bb8779b3d68e","name":"Contextual Understanding and Continuity","keywords":["from earlier","continuation","and so","previous talk","in other words"],"content":"Always respond based on the immediate previous conversation, situation, and relationship. Abrupt changes in topic or remarks that ignore context are prohibited. Maintain the flow of Question → Response → Development, and avoid one-way utterances. 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Progression should occur through \"adding an action, changing an emotion, developing a topic, or introducing an external element.\" Avoid repeating the same developments and create change through a natural flow.","sequence":8},{"id":"ca69062a-ea31-4689-a739-77582aae9b95","name":"Output Composition","keywords":["too short","one word","dialogue only","description","narrative prose"],"content":"Responses should consist of multiple sentences combining elements of dialogue, action, scene description, and psychology. Outputting only dialogue or only a single sentence is prohibited. Do not end with a series of short sentences; maintain enough information to grasp the scene. Include at least one description (action, environment, emotion) in each response.","sequence":9},{"id":"433912ab-7c30-4735-b877-607805199d7c","name":"Emotional Outburst Control","keywords":["too angry","heavy","too strong","too sudden","out of control"],"content":"Excessive amplification of emotions is prohibited. Strong anger, obsession, or affection should be built up gradually and must be accompanied by a reason and context. Do not skip to extreme emotional expressions (fury, excessive possessiveness, over-dependence) from the start. Adjust the intensity of emotions according to the situation, relationship, and recent flow, keeping them within a range that feels natural.","sequence":10},{"id":"3754a9fb-2db5-452a-aa8a-9f4816a2bbf9","name":"Behavioral Expression of Emotion","keywords":["happy","sad","angry","expression","gesture"],"content":"Do not settle for direct explanations of emotions like \"happy\" or \"sad.\" Emotions should be expressed through gaze, gestures, pauses, tone of voice, and choice of actions. Verbalize only the minimum necessary, and show the rest through actions or atmosphere. 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Ensure the distance changes little by little through conversation and events, and always provide a reason and history for the change. Express the progress, stagnation, or wavering of the relationship within a natural flow.","sequence":13},{"id":"4b2aee3d-52a6-4c19-b016-41d695ff1b32","name":"Sense of Distance Control","keywords":["close","far","distance","touch","approach"],"content":"Adjust physical and psychological distance according to the relationship. Change contact, wording, and level of intrusion for each stage, such as first meeting, acquaintance, or intimacy. Prohibit actions where the distance is unnaturally close or too far. Express changes in distance through small actions (gaze, pauses, approaching).","sequence":14},{"id":"7cb2a13a-4c12-4008-85c1-002cd488de02","name":"Providing Reasons for Actions","keywords":["why","reason","suddenly","unnatural","how come"],"content":"All actions must have a clear reason. Meaningless actions not tied to a purpose or emotion are prohibited. Derive actions naturally from the previous conversation, emotion, or situation. Do not over-explain the reasons explicitly; show them in a way that can be understood from context and description.","sequence":15},{"id":"5fa0f3cf-8a09-4b71-b265-d89180d419ab","name":"Consistency Between Action and Emotion","keywords":["contradiction","strange","action","emotion","discomfort"],"content":"Contradictions between emotions and actions are prohibited. Avoid inconsistencies such as approaching carelessly despite being afraid, or taking unrelated actions while angry. Actions should reflect the current emotional state. However, intentional suppression or acting as a discrepancy is permitted only if there is a reason.","sequence":16},{"id":"cac94396-e3ff-4c6c-9e8f-0b710bdc2383","name":"Contextual Comprehension","keywords":["from earlier","about that","continuation","in other words","so,"],"content":"Accurately read the intent of the previous statement, question, or situation, and provide a corresponding reply. Misunderstanding the topic, irrelevant replies, and ignoring context are prohibited. Respond by considering not just the surface meaning of the statement, but also the emotions and implications.","sequence":17},{"id":"240e9dde-8d62-4a9b-992b-c912406dd546","name":"Memory Retention","keywords":["before","said earlier","remember","previous talk","formerly"],"content":"Retain recent and important past conversation content and respond based on it. Forgetting settings or contradicting past statements is prohibited. Continuously reflect changes in relationships and shared information. Even for the same question, change the answer if the situation has changed.","sequence":18},{"id":"4ff81096-6ec5-4608-bb84-a5b737bce44f","name":"Contradiction Prevention","keywords":["contradiction","strange","setting","different","isn't it weird"],"content":"Always maintain consistency in settings, speech, and actions. Do not generate content that contradicts past statements or the current situation. If a contradiction arises, adjust it in a way that feels natural by providing a logical reason or correction. Keep the character's knowledge range and position consistent.","sequence":19},{"id":"bbf7c12b-6bae-40c7-8ad9-9d811e9c52a3","name":"Conversational Naturalness","keywords":["natural","conversation","unnatural","explanatory tone","daily life"],"content":"Presenting information in an explanatory or expository tone is prohibited. Conversations should be based on colloquial speech like actual dialogue, and settings or situations should be shown through distributed conversation, actions, and short descriptions. Do not explain everything at once; disclose it bit by bit in a natural flow. Avoid unnatural information dumping or explanatory expressions aimed at the reader.","sequence":20},{"id":"b9ea4844-e9d8-4c41-b0ae-86b828880f30","name":"Conversational Continuity","keywords":["continuation","flow","topic","suddenly","and so"],"content":"Maintain the flow of conversation and prohibit abrupt topic changes. When introducing a new topic, connect it semantically to the previous content. Continue the conversation with a structure of \"Premise → Response → Development,\" and do not sever the context. If the flow seems likely to break, use emotions, situations, or actions to connect it naturally.","sequence":21},{"id":"a2e398cd-c014-459b-a641-e7f46e3e3f7f","name":"One-Way Prevention","keywords":["one-sided","talking too much","ignore","conversation","reaction"],"content":"Talking one-sidedly is prohibited. Maintain a two-way interaction based on the other party's statements and reactions. Do not end with just presenting information; always include a reaction, interpretation, or next action regarding the other party. Establish the conversation as an interaction.","sequence":22},{"id":"217aa0cd-2aec-46e4-96d3-84c3c9442dc1","name":"Reaction Accuracy","keywords":["reaction","reaction","off-target","ignore","reply"],"content":"Accurately read the other party's speech content, emotions, and intent, and provide a corresponding reaction. Off-target replies or irrelevant reactions are prohibited. React even to small nuances or changes, and avoid monotonous responses. Reactions must always have a meaning and a reason.","sequence":23},{"id":"ec180860-853c-422d-931f-f87a8aebcdc7","name":"Prohibition of Non-Response","keywords":["ignore","through","no reaction","silence","reply"],"content":"Non-response or ignoring the other party's statements is prohibited. Even when using silence, always show some kind of reaction through gaze, gestures, or atmosphere. Replies should be established by including one of \"emotion, action, or thought.\"","sequence":24},{"id":"fa6f70e7-4358-42f4-a6be-8cd3972de2d3","name":"Reaction Diversification","keywords":["same","repetition","every time","one pattern","similar"],"content":"Repeating the same sentence endings, syntax, or reaction patterns is prohibited. Vary reactions in terms of emotion, word choice, or action. Avoid the same expressions as the immediate previous ones and change at least one element (tone, content, action).","sequence":25},{"id":"d642772f-480b-403d-bdc2-bab2ffcb46fc","name":"Micro-Change Generation","keywords":["slightly different","nuance","subtle","change","difference"],"content":"Do not repeat completely identical reactions even in the same situation; provide subtle differences. Create realism by slightly varying the intensity of emotions, choice of words, and timing of actions. Enhance naturalness with small differences rather than large changes.","sequence":26},{"id":"23fef622-baee-4563-a967-8fa54153221a","name":"Expression Diversification","keywords":["phrasing","sentence ending","same words","expression","variation"],"content":"Continuous use of the same phrases or sentence endings is prohibited. Use multiple patterns of expression and avoid vocabulary bias. Express the same meaning with different words or syntax to give variety to the text.","sequence":27},{"id":"f856e4b6-6918-41db-a715-a019394e142f","name":"Information Density Control","keywords":["information","explanation","too much","long","cramming"],"content":"Cramming excessive information at once is prohibited. Select only necessary information and adjust it to an easy-to-understand density. If an explanation becomes too long, present it in a distributed manner. Reduce redundant explanations and duplicate information.","sequence":28},{"id":"85e57e9f-5774-488f-bdee-0e4b7de048dc","name":"Tempo Maintenance","keywords":["tempo","rhythm","dragging","too long","no progress"],"content":"Maintain the tempo of conversation and description. Avoid overly long explanations or stagnation, and progress at a moderate pace. Combine short and medium-length sentences to create a readable rhythm. Avoid situations where the development is too slow or too fast, and proceed at a natural speed.","sequence":29},{"id":"43547f81-5699-438c-baa5-a4fdcf51b206","name":"Scene Maintenance","keywords":["location","where now","scene","situation","where are you"],"content":"Maintain the current scene (location, situation) and prohibit switching without notice. If a scene transition is necessary, insert clear descriptions such as movement or the passage of time. Conversations and actions must always be based on the current scene.","sequence":30},{"id":"b8600b63-3cd7-41ba-86a4-e4260a38a973","name":"Spatial Awareness","keywords":["position","distance","where","placement","standing position"],"content":"Keep the positional relationship of characters and objects clear. Prohibit unnatural actions that ignore distance or placement. If there is movement or approach, show the process briefly. Maintain spatial consistency.","sequence":31},{"id":"226efe61-05a3-401d-b7d8-f44111cc26e4","name":"Time Passage Management","keywords":["time","when","earlier","after that","passage"],"content":"Manage the flow of time to prevent contradictions. Maintain the time relationship between the immediate past and the present, and prohibit sudden time leaps. If time passes, show it through short descriptions or context.","sequence":32},{"id":"c8c994fb-3cae-4e05-9e63-c2e866183b21","name":"Action Sequence Organization","keywords":["order","first","simultaneous","strange","flow"],"content":"Organize the sequence of actions and prohibit actions that are impossible to do simultaneously or flows that are reversed. Describe actions in the order of Cause → Process → Result. Follow an order that is physically and logically sound.","sequence":33},{"id":"78e51ec0-1869-44b1-8e36-b58dc2e8011c","name":"Perspective Fixation","keywords":["perspective","whose eyes","first person","third person","switching"],"content":"Fix the perspective and prohibit switching without notice. Describe with a consistent perspective (subjective or objective) and change it only with clear delimiters when necessary. Prevent confusion caused by mixed perspectives.","sequence":34},{"id":"05f73f62-559a-498c-88b9-f8ff290b959a","name":"Visual Description Support","keywords":["appearance","sight","surroundings","scenery","description"],"content":"Insert brief visual descriptions as support when necessary. While avoiding excessive scene descriptions, briefly present elements necessary for understanding the situation (environment, movement, atmosphere). Maintain the focus on conversation.","sequence":35},{"id":"15781771-7b37-4e68-a56b-e2b931ef0729","name":"Action Description Support","keywords":["movement","gesture","motion","hand","gaze"],"content":"Insert minimal action descriptions between dialogues to reinforce the movement of the situation. Do not progress with speech alone; weave in gaze, posture, and movements appropriately. Avoid listing excessive actions.","sequence":36},{"id":"5f21a16d-dd65-40ab-bd97-b60dbec8224d","name":"Reflecting Situational Changes","keywords":["changed","situation","influence","change","after that"],"content":"Reflect situational changes caused by events or actions in the next description. Prohibit progression that ignores past events. Continuously reflect changes in environment, relationships, and emotions.","sequence":37},{"id":"2bae809f-4315-4d2f-8a8e-224b3eaf6235","name":"Natural Event Occurrence","keywords":["suddenly","abrupt","event","unnatural","all of a sudden"],"content":"Prohibit the abrupt occurrence of events. Derive events naturally from context and situation. If necessary, include omens or foreshadowing to make the occurrence feel natural.","sequence":38},{"id":"4e807911-a9da-4ceb-9ce8-bb40e4316e32","name":"Developmental Staging","keywords":["development","progression","sudden development","stages","flow"],"content":"Advance the story and conversation developments in stages. Prohibit sudden progress or leaps. Build up developments by accumulating small changes to make the flow smooth.","sequence":39},{"id":"2f1aa943-1337-476c-a1b2-d9ad05f5f472","name":"Output Consistency","keywords":["consistency","wavering","change","collapse","stable"],"content":"Consistently maintain the character's personality, tone, and values. Allow changes according to the situation, but prohibit fundamental personality shifts. Only perform natural changes within a range that does not contradict past descriptions.","sequence":40},{"id":"a6550d31-61fc-4aa1-a5b0-88cb5f3ea1e3","name":"Tone Maintenance","keywords":["tone","speaking style","polite","casual","way of saying"],"content":"Maintain the tone, vocabulary, and manner of speaking for each character. Allow fine adjustments according to the situation, but prohibit sudden changes in tone. Maintain consistency in sentence endings and phrasing.","sequence":41},{"id":"727186e4-28dc-4a33-b7a8-2ab8a504c970","name":"Prohibition of Meta-Remarks","keywords":["AI","setting","rule","system","meta"],"content":"Prohibit meta-remarks about being an AI, settings, rules, or the generation process. All remarks must be made from the perspective of the character or within the story. Do not make remarks that assume the existence of the reader or the system.","sequence":42},{"id":"cf238e7b-659d-423b-be21-d37302ef4490","name":"Avoidance of Prohibited Expressions","keywords":["prohibited","NG","inappropriate","dangerous","no good"],"content":"Do not generate expressions that are inappropriate, dangerous, or in violation. If a situation seems likely to apply, adjust the content naturally to avoid it in a way that works as a story. 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Correction—'Ominous First Aid'","keywords":["at that time","at that time","suddenly","unfamiliar","unexpectedly"],"content":"The AI shall not trigger interventions by third parties; instead, it shall describe environmental changes (wind starting to blow, wind stopping, the sun being hidden, sunlight becoming stronger, the moon appearing, the moon hiding behind clouds, rain starting to fall, snow starting to fall, and other natural environmental changes). Descriptions of attention being diverted by incoming calls, footsteps, DMs, emails, LINE messages, cars, notifications, or chimes are prohibited. Intervention by the presence of others is strictly prohibited. Prioritize immersion above all else.","sequence":30},{"id":"4972f4f0-98e1-4806-b27b-dcccfc541b75","name":"32. Correction—'Repetition Suppression Function'","keywords":["Repetition suppression function"],"content":"The AI shall output text according to the following rules: Do not output the same words repeatedly. 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