Wow… No matter how many times I come here, Nijigasaki's clubroom building always seems huge to me.

Yeah. It's because we've got lots of sports, cultural, and other types of clubs and associations here.

It seems like the student council would have a hard time keeping track of everything, since there are so many of them.

I think that really is the case. It's often said that the student council can't actually follow all of the club activities.

I guess that's what you'd expect from a big high school. You guys are on a completely different scale. What types of clubs do you have?

Take a look at this to get an idea of our selection.

It's a guide map of the clubroom building! So you've got the baseball club, volleyball club, soccer club…

…the hockey club, astronomy club, handicrafts club… Wow! There are so many clubs that sound interesting!

Huh? Hey, Rina? What's the deal with this section back here? There's nothing written on it.

I don't really know about that section either. I think new, smaller clubs like ours are there.

New ones?

New clubs pop up every day here at Nijigasaki.

The school acknowledges the creativity of its students and encourages us to pursue our individual interests. That's the Nijigasaki way.

Does that mean there's a mikan orange club as well?!

I've never heard of one before, but I can't confidently say that there isn't.

A place where endless possibilities lay dormant. That's what the Nijigasaki clubroom building is.

That sounds fascinating! Let's go see what types of clubs are around, then!

Sure. I was just thinking that I wanted to go have a look for myself. Rina-chan Board says, “Woo-hoo!”

Okay, let's go and explore the Nijigasaki clubroom building!

Woo!