site wide announcements as well as in character events will be posted in here. be sure to check this bulletin for school activities, and important messages from blu's staff.

All students are required to wear their indoor shoes when on the school grounds. A cube is reserved for each student as their personal space to store their shoes. The rest of their belongings should be put in the classroom. Shy or romantic students often like to use this spot for stow-away love letters and confessions.

Just boring long hallways that serve as the connectors of each school wing. Students walking the halls at odd hours of the day and/or loitering without permission will be promptly questioned and issued detention if necessary.

The large rooms consist of wooden desks, a chalkboard, and a podium up front. Each classroom is furnished exactly the same despite class differences. The state of each classroom is directly dependent on the degree of upkeep done by the students themselves.

Sub-boards: class a, class b, class c, class d

here at aoyama, the school offices are all situated in the same wing. Lining the hall is a quaint infirmary, a general office where each student's supervisor can be found, and the principal's office. For increased supervision, the detention room is also located in the staff wing.

Sub-boards: principal's office, school office, detention hall, infirmary, custodial closet

The whole building consists of three levels, each with their own noise level. The ground level allows socializing and is primarily used for tutoring and group projects. The second level is full of archives and is for individual study with the occasional whispering. The topmost level will only accept complete silence and is for intense studying and personal work.

Sub-boards: top level, upper level, ground level

for those who don't pack their own bento and eat in the classroom, there is a small cafeteria offering food. the moment it opens students are crowding for those tasty bean paste buns, and all the slowpokes are left with the scraps. cafeteria food is nice when it's all a student has, but it'll never beat a handmade lunch.

This is the narrow street that leads away from the infamous Shibuya station. It's famous as the it's the birthplace of many of Japan's new youth fashion trends. Center Gai is jam-packed with clothing stores, music stores, and video game arcades. It's a good place to stroll and feel the Shibuya vibe.

Sub-boards: karaoke kan, adores game arcade, manboo, sopporo ramen, city houses

Otherwise known as Love Hotel Hill for the many inns that accommodate amorous couples in search of privacy. By day it's a busy shopping area lined with stylish coffee shops and restaurants. By night it blossoms into an entertainment mecca for Tokyo's hippest, most adventuresome residents, as well as a visible contingent of foreigners in the know.

Sub-boards: hatago, casa di due

separating itself from the entertaining tokyo with its focus for fashion, harajuku is known for its streets swarming with cosplayers, lolitas, and visual kei dressers. it's a shopping metropolis and a quite expensive one at that.

Sub-boards: wego, omotesando hills, sweet box

referred to the younger generation as simply "baba", this neighborhood of shinjuku, tokyo, japan is a hot spot for students. the presitigous waseda university sits here, surrounded by proliferous cafes, bookstores and cheap drinking bars called izakayas. many of the students choose to reside here, as it has great transportation and suits all their needs.

Sub-boards: waseda university, hakuodo bookstore

Otherwise known as the largest gay district in Shinjuku, Shinjuku ni-chome is home to many bath houses, love hotels and bars for genders of the same to mingle.

Sub-boards: club usagi, 24 kaikan

This district, to the northeast of JR Shinjuku station, is Tokyo's most notorious red-light district - although during the daytime you might not even notice, especially if you can't decode the elaborate Japanese codewords on the billboards. At night it's a different story though, as sharkskin-suited junior yakuza gangsters hustle and girls in miniskirts beckon customers near the adults-only vending machines.

Sub-boards: shinjuku ink, shinanoya, 7-Eleven

just like much of tokyo, roppongi is rich with nightlife, catering to the younger crowd of japan with strip clubs, restaurants. This place is rumored to be littered with yakuza, who are frequent customers and owner of many of the nightlife establishments. Criminal activity is likely to be mucking up the streets, making this a rather unsafe neighborhood to live in.

Sub-boards: don quijote, toho cinemas, azabu police station, apartments