You found so many great and uniquely Nijigasaki things to share, huh.

It really helps you see all over again just how diverse our school is.

I've come to love Nijigasaki more than ever.

Doesn't this place require a pretty high level of academic ability? How'd you even get into the school, Kasumi?

I studied really, really, reeeaally hard for the entrance exam, that's how! You shouldn't underestimate me when I'm serious!

If you were serious all the time, you wouldn't have to be so scared of getting failing grades.

You can say that again.

Lay off me!

There's something I want to ask you, Kasumi.

What is it?

How do you get failing grades?

What?! Please say something, Karin!

Please keep me out of it.

I wanna know too!

Is it all right if I cry now, Karin?

I might just join you.

Okay, okay. That's enough with the sad stories already!

Sad? Kanata called me sad! Ahhh, please comfort me, Prez!

O-Okay. I know you're always doing your best, Kasumi!

That's right! I'm doing my best too! I knew you understood me better than anyone else!

Um, okay then… Anyway… Weren't we talking about all the good Nijigasaki stuff we found?

Yes, we were. I was about to lose track of the topic, but that is precisely what we were talking about!

Ahhh, we really did a great job, huh! Right, Shio-ti?!

Yes indeed. Thanks to all of you, this pamphlet is bound to turn out perfect.

Thank you so very much.

Don't thank us yet. Gathering the info is just the first step. The real work starts now, right?

That's right. Let's create a pamphlet that will make the people who are considering coming here want to enroll.

I hope we can make some really interesting club intro pages.

With so many different clubs and groups, there's bound to be something they'll be interested in.

And there are so many things you can only find at Nijigasaki. We can't leave them out!

You're right. We just need people to find a club that makes them want to go to Nijigasaki!

Yep, yep. I hope there are lots of people who get interested in the School Idol Club!

Make sure you put the School Idol Club at the very top of the page, Shioko!

No. In the interest of fairness, I will divide the clubs into athletic and cultural sections and list them in alphabetical order.

Whaaaaaat?!

Um, I'd like effort put into the cafeteria page too. I asked an international student in my class about it and she said getting a taste of her hometown puts her at ease.

How about a popularity ranking of the cafeteria meals?!

Oooh, that sounds fun!

That does sound good. We'll have a meeting soon, so I will bring the idea up then.

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I'm so glad I got into Nijigasaki!

Huh? What's gotten into you?

I think I said this already, but before coming here, I never thought I would have such a fulfilling high school experience.

I was looking forward to it, of course. It's a dream come true to be able to attend the music course of my dreams, after all.

You did always say that you wanted to study music, that's for sure.

Yeah. I remember looking up high schools with music departments and thinking Nijigasaki was the only one for me.

I also remember when you first told me about Nijigasaki.

And how nervous you were when you told your parents about it.

Oh yeah, I was super tense back then. I thought they might ask me to enroll in the general curriculum.

But you convinced them, didn't ya!

*Laugh* I think that was just my parents giving in to me.

But that might've been the first time I ever asked them for something so passionately. I really laid it on thick when I said I wanted to study music no matter what.

Ah…

Hm?

I might've forgotten to consider how they felt…