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Introduction
Welcome to
Gakuin High, one of the many high schools located
in Tokyo, Japan. Out of the many schools, Gakuin High is definitely not the
best. In fact, the delinquets seem to be the ones in power with the school
faculty and student council trying desperately to maintain control. Despite
lacking wealth, Gakuin High is rich with high school drama including love
quarrels, the test of true friendship, and unwanted parental controls. Add in
all the peer pressure high school has to offer of sex, drugs, and gangs and you
have a dangerous mix for adventure. Every student is unique. Every student is
here for a reason.
Introducing an RPG set in modern day Tokyo, Japan, that focuses on
the lives of unlikely high school students. The RPG is based on original ideas
with original Japanese high school students. All RPing is done on
LiveJournal.
Each character has their own journal where they will put their posts. Typist are
required to comment in the journals of the other characters whenever the
opportunity arises. Everything is done in 3rd person, past tense. Each character
is required to update at least once every two weeks. We are looking for mature,
dedicated RPers, preferably with experience on LiveJournal. The moderators are
highly experienced and will not allow this RPG to die.
Upcoming Events
December 5 to 10
Finals week. There is no school on December 5 or December 6 so
that students may have time to study. Students are to follow a specific schedule
December 7 through December 10. There are no Sports games or practices, nor club
meetings during this time.
December 14
Parade held in honor of the 47 Ronin. Student's will be given a homeroom
project for the parade.
December 21
Winter Solstice. Also the first day of winter break. School resumes January
7. Not much homework is given during winter break.
December 23
Emperor's birthday. Businesses are closed on this day to show respect for the
current Emperor.
December 25
Christmas Day. Now popularly celebrated in Japan similarly to the Western
way.
December 31
New Year's Eve. Many festivals and parties are held on this night to welcome
the new year. Some businesses close from Decembed 28 to January 3.
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