There were also a few cardboard boxes lying around, filled with random junk. On the left wall, in the corner, was a metal locker, followed by some storage cabinets, with a weathered black sofa on the opposite side of the room. And-yep! Looks like the previous club left it nice and clean for you, so that’ll save you some time! Come on in, everybody.Īt his prompting, the five students filed into the room.
Look, kids, just don’t get up to any funny business, you get what I mean? Gotou grinned like a boy half his age as he opened the door to Room 401. Just so you know, the room next door is empty, but. So this is where we’ll be assigning you your clubroom for the Cultural Research Club. Yaegashi Taichi and four other students accompanied Gotou Ryuuzen, advisor of Class 1-C, to the Rec Hall building. This year, the teachers didn’t really feel like dealing with it-so they opted for something a little different. When it came to how they were reallocated, well. For example, perhaps the club they wanted to join didn’t meet the minimum requirement of at least five members.īut outliers couldn’t escape the system, and these students would inevitably be reallocated to an active club as necessary. And each year, a small handful of students would inevitably hit a snag. Then, starting in May, students were permitted to start participating in their chosen activity.įor the most part, that was the usual process at Yamaboshi. This application was then submitted to their class advisor by the end of April. It didn’t matter whether the student in question was actually interested in clubs, or hoping to work part-time, or planning to go straight home and play video games each night.
At Yamaboshi High School, all students were obligated to take part in club activities.Īt the start of their first year, they were required to choose a club from a ridiculously long list of potential options and submit a formal application before the deadline.
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